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by daurnimator 7y ago
Think about it the other way: would you rather a below average driver behind the wheel? or a self driving car? Everyone likes to think they're better than average ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illusory_superiority
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by daurnimator 7y ago
Was it "Windows NT/2000 Native API Reference" by Gary Nebbett? ( https://amzn.to/2XHhSFF ) That's considered a bit of a bible for NT internals in security circles.
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by daurnimator 7y ago
The basics are available in the windows driver development kit. Many internal symbol and function names are available with debug symbols that have been released by Microsoft over the years. Lots of undocumented internals you can learn about
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by daurnimator 7y ago
Arcan http://arcan-fe.com/ is an alternative. Durden ( https://github.com/letoram/durden/ ) is a tiling window manager for it.
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by daurnimator 7y ago
> EINTR is a promise that no progress was made. If only.... on many operating systems, you shouldn't retry close on EINTR, e.g. From [linux man page]( http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/close.2.html )
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by daurnimator 7y ago
IMO the shutdown of Oink's pink palace was much worse than what.cd. What.cd was the bits of OiNK that people had bothered to archive...
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by daurnimator 7y ago
Need a uring based one! http://kernel.dk/io_uring.pdf
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by daurnimator 7y ago
Pages 168 to 262 seem to be missing?
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by daurnimator 7y ago
Where are you that cigarette butt litter is acceptable? Here in Melbourne it was common ~10 years ago, but you barely see it now.... probably related to the >$600 on the spot fine if someone sees you do it.
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by daurnimator 7y ago
"What working group"
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by daurnimator 7y ago
Assigning cost works too. "On your current support plan, we include 2 urgent tickets per month, after which they will be handled at 'high' severity. For $X you can purchase more"
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by daurnimator 7y ago
Not always :( the maccas on the freeway stop near me has horrible chicken nuggets, while the one in the local shopping centre has good ones.
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by daurnimator 7y ago
Have a look at https://stackoverflow.com/a/46397327/282536
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by daurnimator 7y ago
`luaopen_js` is the entry point for the library with a set API. (that follows https://www.lua.org/manual/5.3/manual.html#lua_CFunction ). The caller cannot pass more arguments.
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by daurnimator 7y ago
Thanks for the new method! In fengari we currently use https://github.com/fengari-lua/fengari-interop/blob/8e59efb7... const global_env = (function() { /* global WorkerGlobalScope */ &
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by daurnimator 7y ago
> A big chunk of the vehicle's depreciation is a result of years rather than miles Ehhhh, I'd say that it's not that skewed towards age of the vechile beyond common correlations: - usually more years = more miles - c
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by daurnimator 7y ago
Note that is only for international travel. In Australia, you don't need an ID for a domestic flight; and non-flyers are permitted to walk to the gate, no boarding pass is required to go through security.
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by daurnimator 8y ago
Looks like someone just filed the lack of samples as an issue: https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/2218
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by daurnimator 8y ago
Why assume 4 hours with a recharge? I'm thinking closer to max 15 mins without a recharge. This would allow skipping electrification in some tunnels; in rail yards; on track segments shared with non-electrified trains; and anywhere th
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by daurnimator 8y ago
What if the loss was caused by and at the leap second? e.g. imagine a self-driving car that ignored input during the leap second and crashed into a lane divider? You may have proof that the accident occurred at exactly 23:59:60.
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by daurnimator 8y ago
What if it's not a content site? But abuse of "free" resources/trials?
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by daurnimator 8y ago
The US stopped doing it around 2014. They also stopped doing it in JFK before they stopped doing it in LAX; so when I flew in one side of the country and out the other I had to argue with the clerk.... Edit: I see wikipedia mentions the mov
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by daurnimator 8y ago
It's a bad example of middle-boxes causing ossification, as the adoption has been more limited by library/framework support than middle-boxes blocking it.
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by daurnimator 8y ago
I think TCP fast open is a bad example for this. None of the common socket libraries that I know (never mind http libraries) have gained support for TCP fast open yet.
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by daurnimator 8y ago
What license are the generated images under? Could you release them under creative commons?
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by daurnimator 8y ago
TIL that that is not what neosporin is. Since hearing about that liquid bandage thing back in the 00s, I started hearing about people in the US putting "neosporin" on minor injuries; I had just assumed it was the liquid bandage
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by daurnimator 8y ago
> Dense seating in economy, is the sole reason On the Qantas 787 (which I fly regularly MEL<>SFO) the seats in economy are IMO better than the A380 (which I used to fly MEL<>LAX) 787 economy has 32 inch pitch; 17.2inch width:
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by daurnimator 8y ago
> the 787 is a compromised experience in the air. Why do you say that?
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by daurnimator 8y ago
Are you thinking of Protonmail? Fastmail is an Australian company with US based servers.
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by daurnimator 8y ago
They cover Australian politics better than most of the "real" news outlets. Would be sad to see that go.

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