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by ccmcarey 6y ago
> It announced new rules that target Huawei’s in-house microchips, which power many of the firm’s products. The rules are aimed at the factories that take such designs and turn them into working silicon, such as those owned by TSMC in Ta
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by ccmcarey 6y ago
It doesn't work when there's no network connection, wonder if it would be possible to filter out and automatically block notarization traffic, or if it's all encrypted with cert pinning to prevent this type of MITM+filter.
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by ccmcarey 6y ago
How could this possibly not be absolutely awful on projects that run hundreds of executables during their execution (e.g. some shell wrappers like oh-my-zsh call out to a large amount of different scripts every time they run).
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by ccmcarey 6y ago
As the article says, it's not exactly a bug. > malloc() preallocates large chunks of memory, per thread Memory that is preallocated this way counts towards the memory limit of a process. Interesting and definitely not obvious, but
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by ccmcarey 6y ago
Ah, true, thanks for pointing that out.
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by ccmcarey 6y ago
Chrome accounts for ~70% of browser use. It is a majority, but it's not total dominance. For reference, IE accounted for ~96% of browser use when that whole antitrust case was happening.
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by ccmcarey 6y ago
Yep. Google also offers a lot of "rich cards" in their search (interactive things mostly) that are only available on Chrome .. unless you change the user agent of another browser to Chrome, in which case it also works perfectly.
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by ccmcarey 6y ago
> Are people worried about the actual contents of these kinds of telemetry, or rather just annoyed by the fact that it's there at all? Both, I imagine. Worried about the contents because the trend of companies pulling in as much da
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by ccmcarey 6y ago
Thanks for your point on the blockquotes, I've updated my comment.
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by ccmcarey 6y ago
A large amount of data. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4468236/diagnostics... Required telemetry (that cannot be disabled): * Basic error information to help determine whether problems your device i
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by ccmcarey 6y ago
This project collects usage data and sends it to Microsoft to help improve our products and services It's this type of broad data collection disclaimer that I find lacking in modern products. Usage data ? It's not clear
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by ccmcarey 6y ago
It's not quite so clear. The data collection policy linked in the comment (that can be controlled in settings) distinguishes between required and optional data collection. It's possible to disable optional data collection, but n
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by ccmcarey 6y ago
It's a new package manager, currently just in preview. Discussed on HN a few days ago - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23236218
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Windows package manager does not permit opting out of telemetry(github.com)
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by ccmcarey 6y ago
Which is itself inferior to Whitespace [1], which uses only spaces, tabs, and linefeeds. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitespace_(programming_langua...
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by ccmcarey 6y ago
I get that too. Looking at the comments work though - click the right side of a link.
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by ccmcarey 6y ago
Only a few days ago they were saying they had no specific plans for a US fab ( https://www.digitimes.com/news/a20200512PD202.html ). Nice that Intel will have more local competition.
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by ccmcarey 6y ago
WASDQE control XYZ movement, arrow keys and command and period control XYZ rotation.
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by ccmcarey 6y ago
As its internal, you'll need to look into setting up a PKI. You'll need to create a certificate authority that has its public cert installed on every host accessing the internal site, and then you use that CA to sign the certific
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by ccmcarey 6y ago
It seems to include the entirety of Lua - https://github.com/rxi/lite/tree/master/src/lib/lua52 Which is written in C.
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by ccmcarey 6y ago
I don't think old reddit is ugly, though it takes some getting used to. Combined with RES for some minor enhancements (navigation etc) and it's great. It's similar to HN. Not fantastic design, but incredible information den
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by ccmcarey 6y ago
When that stranger is giving good advice, however .. There's a reason large bodies of text are left aligned and not center aligned.
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by ccmcarey 6y ago
I have no experience with this, but I would caution about starting a startup purely because you have enough money to run it for a while.
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by ccmcarey 6y ago
Seriously, you can think of no reasons? Many competent companies MITM employee traffic to scan for malware, leaking confidential data, etc.
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
Already exists - https://www.nahimic.com/gamers/ Utility is limited, since you can just .. hear the sound in the correct direction anyway.
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
Use Parsec for the streaming part.
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
Go to \\wsl$\ and it mounts the WSL instances as network drives.
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
I think this is not correct. You can go to \\wsl$\ and it shows each wsl install as a network drive.
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
The quote is from Emerson
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
Seems kind of odd as Pro isn't listed on https://github.com/pricing as far as I can see.

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