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by dividuum 7y ago
See also: https://hashids.org/
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by dividuum 7y ago
Not necessarily: Physical memory and virtually addressable memory are two different things. See for example https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_Address_Extension . Not sure how that works on the Pi though.
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by dividuum 7y ago
Relevant: https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?p=1484362#p...
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by dividuum 7y ago
You can now easily do that in a browser[1], if you need a quick fix. It's the version with aircraft and scenery designer and the audio upgrade. I had to tune the DOSBox clock speed a bit with Ctrl-F12, but it works pretty well (manuall
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by dividuum 7y ago
If you need a professional solution for more than a single screen, consider taking a look at https://info-beamer.com (my companies product). Otherwise omxplayer has a -loop argument IIRC.
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by dividuum 7y ago
Not technically my Pis, but I built a digital signage ( https://info-beamer.com ) product around it. So I enjoy working with the Pi and making a living from it.
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by dividuum 7y ago
I guess that's why the JavaScript type confusion fixed in 67.0.3 was "exploited in the wild"? Because on its own, the rendering/JS process is compromised (which of course is bad) but it should still be sandboxed from the
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by dividuum 7y ago
Yep. That's the "I'm probably wrong" part. I knew that i3 had something like that, but I remember that you could only start one program within the scratchpad. If there's a tabbed mode within the scratchpad, I should
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by dividuum 7y ago
That's certainly an interesting idea. Thanks!
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by dividuum 7y ago
One of the dozen users checking in. My favorite feature of ion/notion is the alt-space scratch pad. I always have a bunch of ad-hoc terminals or other programs open that I can easily reach from any desktop. So far I haven't seen a
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by dividuum 7y ago
What a shit show: "When someone sends a confidential mode message, Gmail removes the message body and any attachments from the recipient's copy of the message. These are replaced with a link to the content. Gmail clients make the
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by dividuum 7y ago
Dust or other scratches on taken pictures can be a side channel. See the previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18835377
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by dividuum 7y ago
I guess that's why you'd want to use tarsnap, borg or restic. All of their source code is available and ready for inspection and no trust is required if you have the time and capability to verify their claims.
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by dividuum 7y ago
Looks like $0.50 / GB / month for storage. See at the bottom of the page at https://www.cloudflare.com/products/workers-kv/
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by dividuum 7y ago
Woo. I wrote the original implementation for that 14 years ago. I discovered local labels when we tried to write some code that used the had multiple yields in the same line. Due to how the switch based implementation worked, this wasn&#x27
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by dividuum 8y ago
Didn't personally play with it, but UHC (ultra hardcore, aka PVP with only one live) from a bunch of streamers used it for one season. It was pretty fun to watch: https://youtu.be/WfHtL07nvcE?t=73
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by dividuum 8y ago
Thanks for confirming that was actually a feature. I wanted to post as well but couldn't find any screenshot of how that looked like back then and hesitated, fearing that I remembered it wrong :)
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by dividuum 8y ago
Sounds like a technical solution for a problem that just needs regulation and laws. I'm in Germany. I never had a ad/scam call on my cellphone number in basically 20 years. I get some kind of poll call every two months on my lan
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by dividuum 8y ago
Why is that from a 3rd party developer? The official app doesn't seem to exist any more: The link from https://www.virustotal.com/en/documentation/mobile-applicati... is dead. Edit: Found this one: https:&#x
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by dividuum 8y ago
Yeah. I guess you're right in that case. Removing something once it has been approved previously sounds impossible indeed. I guess approval is a final decision. The only option possible (I guess) would be to hide content. But it would
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by dividuum 8y ago
I don't think that's a problem. IPFS is content addressed so each added commit/issue/whatever added to the chain of a repositories state changes the head address. IPNS is then used to update a pointer to that head so you
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by dividuum 8y ago
You might also take a look at PICO-8 ( https://www.lexaloffle.com/pico-8.php ). It's a "fantasy console" also programmable in Lua. It includes code/sprite/music/sfx editor. So a complete environm
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by dividuum 8y ago
Technically that already happened: https://torrentfreak.com/microsoft-takes-pirated-windows-nt-...
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by dividuum 8y ago
I believe, Idein did that. At least they regularly post impressively (for the Pi) fast examples to /r/raspberry_pi like https://redd.it/a5o6ou . It seems the result isn't available individually or as open sour
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by dividuum 8y ago
It's possible to write 256 bit of user data to the Pis internal OTP memory. You can store a non-changeable key there. Of course that's then easily readable if you can run execute commands on the Pi. LittleFS (recently posted here)
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by dividuum 8y ago
When done properly, SD cards are reliable enough. For my digital signage product the custom OS is highly optimized around avoiding IO as much as possible. There are thousands of devices, some running more than 4 years now, without any SD re
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by dividuum 8y ago
Previously the only official way to get a 16GB variant of the Compute Module was to use the NEC edition[1][2]. Looks like that got a lot easier now. [1] https://www.nec-display-solutions.com/p/eeme/en/products
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by dividuum 8y ago
I'be built a DDOS protection reverse proxy using it a few years back. It's still in use and serves thousand of domains with quite a bit a traffic.
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by dividuum 8y ago
Why is it important how old the build tools are!?
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by dividuum 8y ago
Thanks a lot! Something like that was one of the tiny tools I wrote back on DOS using Borland Pascal (I named it xcd). I figured something like this existed but I never really investigated. autojump is even included in Debian/Ubuntu, s

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