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by brohee 9y ago
The Cyrix x86 IP was bought by VIA (by way of National Semiconductor), which still makes low power x86 CPU, often found in SFF, low power PC.
602.
by brohee 9y ago
This is very enlightening, pretty sad that the NDA regarding console dev kit precludes upstreaming their changes to stdlib. This is a pretty regressive attitude from console makers.
603.
by brohee 9y ago
Your "solution" doesn't solve the "sappling being eaten by free roaming sheep" issue. Not the more complex issue of soil creation.
604.
by brohee 9y ago
Coywolf start to be a thing in those environments, a rare case of species created by human sprawl.
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by brohee 9y ago
It is. Bigger vessels means more banks erosion. This is an issue now, this may not have been one at a time of animal traction or river barges.
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by brohee 9y ago
libtomcrypt was started by Tom St Denis as he was learning programming, at the age of 15 years old or so. The exact history could be extracted by reading the Usenet sci.crypt group archives. In its early days suffered the horrible security
607.
by brohee 9y ago
That doesn't make much sense, apps made for mouse and keyboard on a large screen won't magically become usable on a small touchscreen...
608.
by brohee 9y ago
10 years not good enough for you? Do you only fly 727?
609.
by brohee 9y ago
The issue here is the airlines, not Facebook...
610.
by brohee 9y ago
Eve is still the only game that ever gave me "the shakes", and still delivers them after 10 years...
611.
by brohee 9y ago
You'll need better arguments than "untrue", especially when at a glance, the statement is indeed true...
612.
by brohee 9y ago
Good old "the vulnerability is purely theoretical". Thank God no individuals on this planet focus on making the theoretical practical, especially not when there is money at stake. That would be unsportsmanlike.
613.
by brohee 9y ago
There are plenty of sensor without batteries, using e.g. light or vibration to get their energy, of which they need very little...
614.
by brohee 9y ago
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2017/04/pleisto... talks about it at length, even if it's not the main subject.
615.
by brohee 9y ago
Because your ISP doesn't have correct peering agreements, and doesn't see all IPv6 addresses...
616.
by brohee 9y ago
br$ netstat -s [...] ip6: 97835547 total packets received Mythical? It's my laptop, behind a FTTH box configured by my ISP, zero work needed from me.
617.
by brohee 9y ago
If it's mostly broken, so is your IPv6 connectivity. I loaded all pictures but two myself, so got a complete image.
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by brohee 9y ago
Those are simpler problems. There is more at stakes, but they don't have to contend with a kid running after a football.
619.
by brohee 9y ago
For scammers and thieves, Ethereum is the place to be. Can't wait until Underhanded C Contest winners discover Solidity.
620.
by brohee 9y ago
> Every buy and sell order is an (arguably superior) source of knowledge as to what is happening in the real world. If they replaced (arguably superior) with (real if possibly flawed) I might be tempted to take them seriously. But this b
621.
by brohee 9y ago
On Linux and most Unices (at least on ix86), the heap starts at the bottom of the address space, and the upper bound grows up as you allocate more memory, while the stack starts at the top of the memory space and grows downward as you allo
622.
by brohee 9y ago
4.0 and 5.0 are developed concurrently, 4.0 being at revision 0.9 and 5.0 being at 0.3.
623.
by brohee 9y ago
"The Contest is open to individuals who are (1) over the age of eighteen (18) at the time of entry; (2) not a resident of Brazil, Quebec, Cuba, Iran, Syria, North Korea, Sudan, or Crimea;" WTF with Brazil and Quebec being in that
624.
by brohee 9y ago
Someone producing 400W for an hour is not a fit man, it's a star endurance athlete. It's the kind of power top performer in tour de France can provide.
625.
by brohee 9y ago
Had a look, I can't seem to find any assurance claimed wrt timing attack and other side channels beside a warning that the examples have not been designed with them in account. The lack of assembly doesn't look good in that regard
626.
by brohee 9y ago
I used to think like you, then I saw Quora become an useless "stupid questions answered by smart people" site...
627.
by brohee 9y ago
1 in 5 people has a disability ( https://www.census.gov/newsroom/releases/archives/miscellane... ). Not all of those justify an handicapped parking spot, but way more than 1% of the population deserves one. If
628.
by brohee 10y ago
If only fuel cost was the major part of the cost of car transport, or bus transport... Or even significant. As it is, it seems to be between 5 and 10% of total cost. For example, taking RATP as example (serving Paris Metro Area), in 2015 en
629.
by brohee 10y ago
Not remotely practical against curves in actual use...
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by brohee 10y ago
As I understand it, their implementation is in Sage, which can't really be considered optimized. Is their method inherently slower than Pollard's rho, or is it an implementation issue?

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