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by bjoli 2y ago
Both are sources of vulnerabilities, of course. But I believe a nice string interpolation implementation can allow for validation (like the java one did). That means that whenever you are working with texts, a library can enforce constraint
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by bjoli 2y ago
It is a source of so many security issues. Retracting a JEP that does not have broad support is the sane thing to do. There are enough languages with features that have not had every kink solved before standardisation. It is always a source
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by bjoli 2y ago
I don't know about the actual truth, but my feeling is that FreeBSD has gotten a lot faster in recent years. Some of the netflix patches literally made some of my workloads 20% faster over night.
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by bjoli 2y ago
Lightweight in terms of speed. Tmux makes even the slowest terminal feel like a Ferrari. People say the use the likes of alacritty for the speed, and then they run tmux and make it slower than even gnome-terminal.
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by bjoli 2y ago
If you use gnome you can use eyedropper
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by bjoli 2y ago
Could this be extended to give us XOCB? I am not sure it would make much sense with the OCB size recommendations.
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by bjoli 2y ago
That depends on how apple decides to implement it. They are a huge player, and I am sure they can make some kind of agreement with google so that they can message through the jibe servers which use the signal protocol.
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by bjoli 2y ago
It does on my android phone, so it doesn'ct seem to be a limitation of the protocol.
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by bjoli 2y ago
They already added e2ee. If I long-press a message right now and press "show more information" it says "Message with RCS with end-to-end encryption". Their own documentation claims as much: https://support.goo
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by bjoli 2y ago
Sure, but personally I am very happy for both my English and my German as it gives me access to culture I would not otherwise be able to enjoy. I have always been curious about French internet culture as well. It seems like the French inter
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by bjoli 2y ago
I think something changed culturally as well. When my parents grew up any moderately educated person was expected to speak different several different languages. Very few in my generation speak three languages, even in my rather internation
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by bjoli 2y ago
The euro was great for Germany. Others weren't that happy.
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by bjoli 2y ago
I bind a bunch of symbols under altgr (right alt) and the qwerty+asdf keys. Highly recommended.
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by bjoli 2y ago
If you have external antennas you can (or at least could) actually try this. Having the RAM just behind the antennas (by holding them in an open case) with a clear line of sight to the router produced significantly worse results than moving
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by bjoli 2y ago
Guile scheme has a way to easily see the result of many of these optimisations since they are done on the source level. This means you see the result of inlining, DCE, constant propagation and partial evaluation. Extremely handy and helps e
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by bjoli 2y ago
Talking about Rogaway: I implemented OCB3 a long time ago as an exercise (after failing for many weeks to get GCM working. I am neither a programmer nor mathematician). Iirc it could have any nonce length up to 120ish bits. I don't rem
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by bjoli 2y ago
How are they considered insecure?
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by bjoli 2y ago
I think it is a matter of how you are exposed to programming. I started with pascal at 9, and I wrote my first (VM-)bootable OS in junior high school (around the age of 14). Not as fancy as this of course, but it booted into an environment
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by bjoli 2y ago
Tmux scans every character at least once.
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by bjoli 2y ago
Emacs is in many ways a better vim than vim. I moved from vim to emacs+evil and never looked back.
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by bjoli 2y ago
It says to use a multiplexer for tabs and splits, but doesn't that negate some of the performance claims? Tmux and screen are pretty notorious for slowing things down.
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by bjoli 2y ago
I never thought I would say this but: I am a pretty recent flatpak convert. This thing just made me more convinced about how it is a good thing to let the Devs deliver the apps themselves and let the distro people do the distro stuff. After
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by bjoli 2y ago
Well, I once wrote a small scheme that did loop unrolling and allocated lists in as many steps as the unroll went, which was capped at a maximum of 5. That worked surprisingly well, but there were lots of edge cases since I am a professiona
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by bjoli 2y ago
Most languages with linked lists as an important part (lisps mostly) all have well optimized linked lists that end up with a lot better memory locality.
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by bjoli 2y ago
I just chugged 128gb of ddr4 LRDIMMs into my old xeon server. It worked flawlessly.
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by bjoli 2y ago
I AM a user of mullvad, and I am extremely satisfied. I once mailed support with a payment question and added a small iptables question regarding a problem I had. I got back a swift reply which solved the payment question, and a detailed ip
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by bjoli 2y ago
Matrix has way better marketing, but XMPP just works (and has been working well for over a decade). I have been thoroughly unimpressed by matrix. Connectivity issues, messages out of order, encryption errors, undelivered messages
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by bjoli 3y ago
Some things I miss on android: a fast SMB or sftp app. I have a gigabit network. 7mb/a is not acceptable. My phone can do at least 500mbit when speed testing over WiFi.
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by bjoli 3y ago
I was in this situation with BTRFS, but it was simple to extend the partition with an old 2gb usb stick and the problem resolved itself.
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by bjoli 3y ago
Pretty much this. Some of the actors that would be affected by this are as large as can be. Sshd is used everywhere.

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