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by dbrgn 9y ago
Also check out http://librepcb.org/ . Probably just a few months left until the first early release. Watch the FOSDEM talk recording for more information.
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by dbrgn 9y ago
To simplify statically cross compiling Rust code for different target platforms, including musl and openssl support, check out https://github.com/messense/rust-musl-cross
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by dbrgn 9y ago
Strong +1 from me. I actually took this course in parallel to the compilers course at my university and the videos by Alex helped immensely.
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Gdbgui: Browser-based debugger for C, C++, go, Rust, and more(gdbgui.com)
5 points by dbrgn 9y ago|0 comments
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by dbrgn 9y ago
The article actually contains a good point regarding investors and external influence: > Companies like Facebook, publicly traded, have a legal obligation to maximize profits for their shareholders. Private companies with investors are s
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by dbrgn 9y ago
I'm glad it happened, now I'm happier with Feedly than I was back then with Google Reader.
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by dbrgn 9y ago
On CircleCI you can SSH into a running instance. This helps to test/debug configuration changes without coommitting/pushing. My preferred CI experience so far. (I'm not affiliated.) Main downside: Only paid Mac support, no Wi
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by dbrgn 9y ago
Theoretically yes, but for that the end user would have to get his private key stolen by someone with undetected server access or someone would have to break the XSalsa20 cipher.
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by dbrgn 9y ago
Threema doesn't have forward secrecy on the message encryption layer, but it does on the network transport protocol layer.
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by dbrgn 9y ago
To be precise, he overwrites the entropy source with zeroes, so that all words (except the last one) of the seed are "abandon". With a non-zero entropy source, you could generate random looking but deterministic seeds.
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Tealdeer: A fast tldr.sh client in Rust(github.com)
3 points by dbrgn 9y ago|0 comments
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by dbrgn 9y ago
The guide is probably the best resource to get started: https://guide.elm-lang.org/ It introduces you to the language as well as the concepts / architecture.
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by dbrgn 9y ago
Elm is the opposite. From this article: https://medium.com/@eeue56/why-type-classes-arent-important-... "Right now, any Elm developer can examine Elm code that another developer has written, and fully understand w
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Practical Reverse Engineering (2016)(jcjc-dev.com)
1 points by dbrgn 9y ago|0 comments
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by dbrgn 9y ago
This is probably mostly about the public channels, not regular group chats.
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by dbrgn 9y ago
Looks really nice, but it's also double the price. For me, the upgrade from the Andonstar A1 (40$) to the ADSM201 (160$) was definitely worth it, optical quality is massively better. But from ADSM201 (160$) to ADSM302 (300$), I'm
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by dbrgn 9y ago
Well, the same thing counts for the serial (UART) port. It's incredibly simple, it's a license-free universal I/O port. And in spite of that, it has disappeared from computers and we now have the complex beast called USB inst
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by dbrgn 9y ago
For hobbyists that don't use the microscope every day and don't need stereo optics, I can warmly recommend the Andonstar ADSM201 (around 160$ from China). Look on Youtube for reviews, the image quality is great and it can be conne
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by dbrgn 9y ago
I thought that the Ledger works natively with wallets like Electrum? https://support.ledgerwallet.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005161...
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by dbrgn 9y ago
Ikea actually plans to become "forest positive": https://www.theguardian.com/sustainable-business/ikea-sustai... The article is from 2012, not sure how far they progressed (true sustainability is difficult).
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by dbrgn 9y ago
Keep them anywhere where you control the key, ideally with a seed that you can write down and store safely. If you're a bit paranoid, wallets like Electrum also support multi-sig wallets.
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by dbrgn 9y ago
In Switzerland, ricardo.ch is much bigger than Ebay.
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by dbrgn 9y ago
> The US has cheaper AND cleaner electricity than China This is a nice read: https://www.americanprogress.org/issues/green/reports/2017/0... Quote: "The nation is on track to overdeliver on the e
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by dbrgn 9y ago
Unfortunately many manufacturers create buggy and/or incomplete SVD files (e.g. NXP LPC11Uxx) that need to be fixed by hand :(
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by dbrgn 9y ago
Not 100%. In Threema, a malicious server could replay an old add-this-user message after that user has been removed from the group to re-add it to the group. But it could never add new users (since add messages are encrypted by the admin).
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by dbrgn 9y ago
Apps like Threema manage groups entirely on the client. Group messages are sent to every member separately. The server doesn't know what groups you have created, or who's in them. This comes with some usability tradeoffs of course
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by dbrgn 9y ago
Threema has a system where contacts are verified using a QR code scan: https://threema.ch/en/faq/levels_expl These three dots are shown throughout the UI, so with the identity of a contact you always see the trust
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by dbrgn 9y ago
Self financed, quality before speed of development, no investors that need to be impressed. Awesome, more people should do that!
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by dbrgn 9y ago
Not yet, but a full game is the plan.
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by dbrgn 9y ago
Elm would deserve a mention too. One of the very few sane frontend development approaches.

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