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anfilt
7y ago
Wow that's a pretty big blunder.
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anfilt
7y ago
I am quite aware of that keep mind I said generally. However, still the compiler is not wrong returning 1 in the example. Let me show the parts of standard as to why. So first the operation is a relation expression. Both signed Char and Uns
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anfilt
7y ago
The example is comparing signed and unsigned chars. So 255 is casted to -1 in the comparsion. The compiler is not wrong for returning 1. Generally read left to right. The first number is a signed char so the compiler may then try to convert
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anfilt
7y ago
If they can extend its use for more time more power to them. Although not sure what their mother board partners will think if its for too long. Although, I would try and keep the same socket as long as possible. When comes to higher core co
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anfilt
7y ago
I dont mind that.
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anfilt
7y ago
I am not gonna buy a VR setup.... What work is has been done for taking VR only games and using not VR controls/interfaces? Even if it's not optimal.
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anfilt
7y ago
That general involves the authorities too not know if the person comitted the crimes or call it off. Also some crimes dont have a statue of limitations. Like a lot states have no statue of limitations on armed robbery or something like 20 y
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anfilt
7y ago
Like digital advertising sucks becuase tracking and privacy implcations. I dont think that is a good reason alone to promote pay walled articles. Alot of these sites even if you pay track users. So no dang differnce, but now a lot people ca
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anfilt
7y ago
It's kinda why I think something like an exokernel would make more sense than way OSes trying to abstract things to a certain level. We should be trying to build abstractions that can be peeled layer by layer like an onion, not a potat
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anfilt
7y ago
My guess is the photoelectric effect if its a MEMS device
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anfilt
7y ago
I have said this before and will say again: Honestly, why do platforms need to delete anything. Why not just have options like most search engines sort have... Let the users decide if they want to see objectionable or even violent content.
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anfilt
7y ago
Very similar topic discussed about 6 months ago. Tech Companies Are Deleting Evidence of War Crimes (theatlantic.com) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19864994
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7y ago
Its still just a draft last I checked. https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-tls-esni-04 Where as tls 1.3 is a RFC. https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc8446
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anfilt
7y ago
That's even more concerning that there are libraries that hide such a thing. There is gonna be instances that bites someone hard where said replay is not idempotent.
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7y ago
I think 0-RTT is just bad idea security wise.
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anfilt
7y ago
Since when are GC languages efficient? They use more memory, suffer from non-deterministic performance. Also hardware speed/performance are hitting limits. If anything that means we need to be more efficient. Also to avoid performance
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7y ago
I prefer C. If I want some more language sugar or safer constructs, I am finding Rust better. If you want "high performance, high reliability, small footprint, low energy consumption" it's pretty hard to beat assembly, but yo
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China's Insane Claims (In South China Sea)
(imgur.com)
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7y ago
https://imgur.com/YpuZwkE
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7y ago
Your own website...
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anfilt
7y ago
for completely digital an fpga would do the job. Analog chips well that's a different.
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anfilt
7y ago
If anything this should be a boon to users. It allows them fully to use their devices they own. Honestly, it is inexcusable that apple makes users have to hack their own devices. You should have the option similar to enabling or disabling s
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7y ago
Like if your worried about Governments tampering your device if you leave it out sight. I am sure they could easily get Apple SoCs on the gray market that do not have the boot ROM fuses set. So they could write what ever they want to that c
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Like people can reverse engineer things, but till there was a permanent exploit like this, I am sure the effort did not make as much sense. Like you first need an exploit that lets you load a non apple OS. Moreover you hope it effects enoug
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anfilt
7y ago
Since it's a bootrom exploit hopefully that means people can install an alternative OS.
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7y ago
You have probably have standing both legally, or through bureaucratic labyrinth that is ICANN. (If I recall a registrar can't do what you describe) However, it probably would cost more than domain is worth. Especially since you mention
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anfilt
7y ago
Looks like it's just using Duff's device like you would use to implement a coroutine.
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7y ago
Sigh, I hate seeing companies capitulate to china. The communist rebellion/revolution in mainland failed to defeat the remaining part of the Republic of China. Taiwan flys the same flag. Taiwan even held the UN sit for china before bei
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7y ago
I am not too surprised. A lot of emergency services use analog radio. Pretty much works with all radios, and no setup before hand unlike with encrypted radio. No need to negotiate things with other agencies either.
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7y ago
Isnt growing crystal under high pressure in presses also not well understood? Like how are you going to make long traces or intricate structure in a high pressure environment that dont fully know growth and forming process of such crystals?
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