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by archi42 8y ago
Hmm, 2014. But a good read.
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by archi42 8y ago
Hm, I wouldn't migrate my FOSS stuff to ungleich, simply because I don't earn money with it and while I am willing to invest my free time I feel different on throwing money into it. (Company wise I can't make the decision, bu
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by archi42 8y ago
Seems that happens only once, but you can go back and are not nagged again. So he doesn't bare you from reading it, just takes the opportunity to explain why he is not happy with our decision.
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by archi42 8y ago
Quoting https://www.beyondjava.net/#/blog/escape-analysis-java > Moving objects from the heap to the stack > Many sources report that escape analysis moves Java objects from the heap to the stack. As Aleksey
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by archi42 8y ago
The "AmigaOne A1222" should be considerably cheaper, once/if released. Mind it's only a "QorIQ P1022 32-bit e500v2" though, so a little bit different than the Power9 (server?) CPU.
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by archi42 8y ago
Regarding tabs: I bound F2 to previous tab, F3 to next tab and F4 to new tab. Besides highlighting the current line, I think this is my most important customisation.
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by archi42 8y ago
s/open-source/external/g And maybe patch that notion about "doing it for free". Commercial doesn't mean "free from vulnerabilities", especially when using outdated versions (e.g. because management de
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by archi42 8y ago
On the later subject: I have a catch-all on a subdomain, so I do that on a regular basis with zero time effort (amortized). Just enter "${websitename}@antispam.[...].com" during registration. I'm actually surprised that only
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by archi42 8y ago
Same news on other site [0] was posted last night but not upvoted (I believe). Most important aspect, which is not discussed by the Hollywood reporter: The cancellation decision by Syfy is said to be linked to the nature of its agreement f
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by archi42 8y ago
At some point I just decided that, to me, email is an asynchronous medium and I tread it as such. Which means, I will eventually read and answer mail - and by using clever filters staying at zero inbox -, but worst case that's in the m
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by archi42 8y ago
Here it is: https://www.dropbox.com/s/9zv0xjmf4bz602a/thesis_web.pdf?dl=... We did a some basic research on that for a seminar, and I wanted to figure out how far this can be pushed for a more "real life&quot
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by archi42 8y ago
If I understand iOS correctly, the reboot will cause the data partition to be strongly encrypted -- so that's worse. But maybe the device can be tricked into time passing reaaally slow?
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by archi42 8y ago
I have to dig it up I'm afraid, but I have it somewhere. Keep in mind it's only a bsc ;)
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by archi42 8y ago
Nice idea, but how does it improve over "have important stuff on an administrative VPN"? To me the whitelist seems more effort (but we often have non-static IPs at home; with dual stack lite aka native(?) ipv6 plus a private ipv4
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by archi42 8y ago
Wow, it's interesting to see how bad this hacker is with a shell. Even the "better" attacker from the video you linked in the comments doesn't seem to really know what he is doing at times. Sadly, I feel not all hackers
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by archi42 9y ago
I used HE in my informatics b.sc. thesis to do privacy preserving surveillance: Store data on multiple servers and need server majority to reconstruct (non-HE), perform face recognition on encrypted data and then use (S?)HE to query a datab
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by archi42 9y ago
Hm, gedit is in there, but kate is missing ;) But interesting article: I use Terminator (I like the tiling functionality) and vim as my editor, and it did not feel that "slow" to me (compared to konsole or gnome-terminal; but that
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by archi42 9y ago
I recall we were shown something like this a while ago in an embedded systems class. Engineers can basically build their engine/flight/you-name-it control software from boxes they click together. Some are inputs (sensors), some ar
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by archi42 9y ago
I think that's what they meant. Anything else wouldn't make much sense anyway. Seems like making a PR out of someone else's "private" changes now requires two PRs: first into my fork, then to upstream. Not that this
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by archi42 9y ago
Haha, I started building something similar using python (not that I like that language, but it seemed like the right tool for what I wanted). Additional features I (partially) added: User verification (click link that's reachable only
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by archi42 9y ago
Had something like this with a whitepaper: Someone took the PDF from our website and generated a video from it - crappy music included. That was 9 month ago. While we had some laughs, I'm a bit afraid potential customers find it and mi
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by archi42 9y ago
> What computer[...] I'll take you literally there ;-) I know laptops are becoming more and more capable, but if you don't really work on the go (it's not clear from the post): I've had great experience using a refurb
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by archi42 9y ago
We exchanged contact details (deleted the comments) and had a really great time. 5*, 10/10, would recommend to friends.
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by archi42 9y ago
It's a "maybe" because I don't have any more data points than what's present in the video - only assumptions. But I strongly assume this could have been avoided by more thorough testing (e.g. use a contraption to sh
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by archi42 9y ago
A lot of people seem to mention how LiDAR should have seen her coming: Generally speaking, that's true. But it's difficult. In a single frame the system would hopefully detect something on the left of the lane, but wouldn't
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by archi42 9y ago
Grab some introduction to ethics book and think how you would implement what's written in there - and how you choose which one is the right ethical theory for the situation you're in. We had a lecture on that (lecturer had MSc in
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by archi42 9y ago
You're opening yet another can of worms when you try to evade. Sometimes it's the right/optimal thing to do, sometimes it's worse (e.g. switch to the lane going in the opposite direction because it seems free - until ano
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by archi42 9y ago
This is exactly what I'd do. I'm currently at 20h/week due to finishing university. After that I'll go to 40h/week for a while, and if I figure out the ideas I have are "more than a hobby"-worthy I'll
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by archi42 9y ago
I think the OO part is a bit ranty, but other than that it's a nice article: Software engineers can really learn a lot from compiler design. Never regret I did take that lecture (we excluded C typedefs and some other meanies). If you&#
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by archi42 9y ago
Hm, at those who downvoted me: Read some older glibc bug reports. For example the one about sscanf("foo", "%10s", strptr) returning 1. Hint: According to the standard, it should return 0. Musl does it right, which recent

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