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by erk__ 6y ago
I am pretty sure the most open at the moment are OpenPOWER and RISC-V, while there is is MIPS I am sure how open it is.
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by erk__ 6y ago
That is exactly what rankine is but it is not really widely used.
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by erk__ 6y ago
The design of ITER was finished in 1998. Technology have changed a lot since then,although no one have built any near the size of it because of the expenses that are pretty much guaranteed to not give any money back.
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by erk__ 6y ago
Fujutsu have made some arm chips which could be interesting for servers if they ever get out of the HPC segment which I think they are in exclusively for now. Specifically the A64FX.
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by erk__ 6y ago
Emacs also have its own internal password system with .authinfo.gpg a nice small walkthrough of the system is here https://www.masteringemacs.org/article/keeping-secrets-in-em...
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by erk__ 6y ago
Hopefully you are right and software will not not being to lean too much on direct io_uring instead of some kind of wrapper. Thanks for the comment it was pretty educational.
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by erk__ 6y ago
Well at least in the near future I don't think you will see it on any other UNIX than Linux as it is compared to aio not a standard, but a Linux specific api.
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by erk__ 6y ago
And the traction it gets is mostly in closed source projects where the code may not be contributed back. For example Orbis OS, the OS of the Playstation 4 and quite possible 5 as well.
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by erk__ 6y ago
I think they have been clear about boot camp not being supported, at least at present time. But they have also said that it is possible to run Windows, but that it will be up to Microsoft.
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by erk__ 6y ago
Is there a reason that a malicious actor could not use all those features against the owner of the car, from what you are saying it could be used to track and spy on people, if someone found a explot.
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by erk__ 6y ago
This is one of the things I love about Mathematica, it has a lot of documentation about every keyword and function that you can open with F1.
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by erk__ 6y ago
Is it not because this specific instance of sourcehut[0] is called sir hat. Or is that something I have made up in my mind. [0]: https://sourcehut.org/
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by erk__ 6y ago
I am pretty sure much of the genre from Berlin is from this specific person.
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by erk__ 6y ago
Looks interesting, I have made a similar project though I focused on making it lightweight and more a competitor to streamlink which is for livestreaming sites. https://github.com/Erk-/rsget
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by erk__ 6y ago
The dig like tool on FreeBSD is called drill which is also a nice name I'm my opinion.
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by erk__ 6y ago
It seems that they may have changed their mind a bit after the newest information have been released. The thread ended up with 58 parts.
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by erk__ 6y ago
The director of the center of infectious diseases at SSI Kåre Mølbak was at the press conference, so it is clear I think that while they have not written and published their findings they gave shared them with the government.
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by erk__ 6y ago
I would wait until the Danish health authorities actually publicate their findings. This is not a statement made by pseudo-scientists. While I don't know his credentials I don't see why I should trust him more than Statens Serum I
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by erk__ 6y ago
Well it is not unlikely they will read it as they are active on this post. And the other part is simply just ethos, who the author is does change what kind of credibility you will give an argument.
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by erk__ 6y ago
This is not a new thing, DMCA was also used to take down specific plugins on Streamlink (tool to download livestreams) https://github.com/streamlink/streamlink/issues/1493
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by erk__ 6y ago
There also were a video about it with a genius intro https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uj1Ricrq0bs
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by erk__ 6y ago
If you want to be sure it works in the EU I guess you could use the EUPL instead of AGPL which gives many of the same gurantees, but fits into european law.
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by erk__ 6y ago
Should note that discord defaults to 64kb/s but goes up to 96kb/s for free, it is just a slider in the voice channel settings. and then depending on the "Boost" level of the server you can go up to 128/256/384
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by erk__ 6y ago
If you open a picture there is a shopping cart in the top right where you can buy prints
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by erk__ 6y ago
Not long ago they had removed the childrens TV app from DR because of similar reasons. I think some of the reasons were that there was a character who "smokes" a licorice pipes, and another who is a pirate that fights with ninjas.
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by erk__ 6y ago
You can see the schedule for the release on this page: https://www.freebsd.org/releases/12.2R/schedule.html
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by erk__ 6y ago
My fondest memory of Firebug is not the javascript tools, but the Flash Debugger tool; FlashFirebug. I used it years ago to reverse engineer a now gone livestreaming website to figure out how it worked in the backend.
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by erk__ 6y ago
That is not much unlike Android the c standard library there is forked from FreeBSD
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by erk__ 6y ago
There is a good documentary series that shows different trades from East Asia. And there is an episode about kintsugi: https://youtu.be/CUxAfpHc7Jo The two seasons are worth a watch if you like this kind of documentaries:
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by erk__ 6y ago
Well they do expire after 2 decades, which is a lot better than 70+ years for copyrights.

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