drudru11

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by drudru11 10y ago
Why isn't this on their site? ... this is just thinking out loud, not directed at you.
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by drudru11 10y ago
How do they make money?
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by drudru11 10y ago
A lot of comments here seem to be fixated on a sniper firing a bullet. What about a laser?
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by drudru11 10y ago
Ah - thx for that.
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by drudru11 10y ago
If they were based on runit, or at least made it easy to switch to that... I would install right now.
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by drudru11 10y ago
Here's another interesting point to consider. Once you started exposing computers to the Internet directly, just about every OS had to be rebooted very frequently.
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by drudru11 10y ago
Yes - I just started doing it again. I'm glad I did. I just made sure that I could send/receive mail without issue from the large email systems.
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by drudru11 10y ago
This is beautiful.
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by drudru11 10y ago
Whoa - really - this is interesting. Why did they do this? Memory too constrained?
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by drudru11 10y ago
NextStep ran on 68k, Sparc, PA RISC, and I think a few others. Btw - laptop CPUs are A LOT like mobile CPUs. Single threaded performance on Apple ARM CPUs are very competitive with recent Intel laptop processors.
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by drudru11 10y ago
Agreed about moore's law - but you mean ghz rather than MHz, right?
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by drudru11 10y ago
Have you looked at the Yeti language for the jvm?
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by drudru11 10y ago
I have to agree with this. I used to stick to Ubuntu, but now I'm starting to look around. Now that I see FreeBSD on AWS, Digital Ocean, etc. I'm seriously considering that. I spun up a droplet yesterday just to check it out. Ever
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by drudru11 10y ago
I would label ASLR as an obscurity measure.
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by drudru11 10y ago
Serious attackers have physical access
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by drudru11 10y ago
What would you recommend?
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by drudru11 10y ago
What software is this "simple encrypted tunnel"?
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by drudru11 10y ago
Is this the same, famous Raymond Chen of Old New Thing fame?
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by drudru11 10y ago
Thx for posting this - I have seen the other techniques, but never seen bip-buffers. Very cool
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by drudru11 10y ago
"Mostly drunk ramblings of a programmer and crypto enthusiast." Maybe we shouldn't drink and "crypto"? :-)
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by drudru11 10y ago
I really like the open spaces. I also feel the situation has been ridiculous for a few years now (3 or 4). Everybody wants to point the finger at x, y, or z. A lot of people think the fault is the government. Yet, how can the government tel
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by drudru11 10y ago
Crazy seeing those Novell copyrights in the headers! I totally forgot about them and their relationship to Xamarin.
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by drudru11 10y ago
Hmmm. Just today Amazon announced their starting to support San Francisco with 1 hour restaurant delivery for Prime customers.
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by drudru11 10y ago
Cool - was it used as a scripting language or for the core of the system?
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by drudru11 10y ago
This is a good critique. Have you found anything better?
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by drudru11 11y ago
This is fascinating stuff. It is also good to see more and more respectable names looking at this. Good things will come from that regardless of the overall outcome of the emdrive.
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by drudru11 11y ago
I should have said... take a comp. arch class. In general, many doing systems programming utilized their knowledge of the arch for optimization.
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by drudru11 11y ago
Seriously, I should have been more specific. If you take a comp. arch. class, then you get the generalization. After that, you can just read the relevant part of a manual.
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by drudru11 11y ago
Your right, maybe we should read 1000 blog posts instead :-b Seriously, I should have been more specific. If you take a comp. arch. class, then you get the generalization. After that, you can just read the relevant part of a manual. Not all
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by drudru11 11y ago
In the old days, mechanical sympathy was called RTFM

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