exikyut

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by exikyut 3y ago
I suspect Tuya wants a solution that lets them implement a solution stack for Wi-Fi+BT and Wi-Fi-only MCUs alike. :/
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by exikyut 3y ago
Their lawyers have an infinite supply of dark glasses and sandwiches for the ensuing mexican standoff, compared to you... :/
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by exikyut 3y ago
It sounds like you daily drive Haiku as your primary OS! Fascinating! Do you dual-boot Linux or Windows at all? I'm guessing you put up with one of them (or something made by Apple) at work...?
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by exikyut 3y ago
This doesn't mention Windows at all. That sounds great on the surface, but it would be really helpful to understand why Windows is not actually at fault so I can better measure the risk profile. For example, knowing that the Windows
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by exikyut 3y ago
I really liked this reply :D I was probably already dealing with the quirky subtle delirium I get with onset head colds/flus when I wrote that yesterday (I'm now past it and at the sniffle stage lol). That's my excuse for the
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by exikyut 3y ago
Tuya is so hilarious in this regard. The protocol is just TLS over TCP, but the app happily sprays your Wi-Fi password to every STA in the area every time you add a new device. (It's how pairing is done - the app blindly broadcasts pac
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by exikyut 3y ago
> React is what a young hacker would invent under heavy hallucinogens after a week of reading Advanced Haskell tutorials That's precisely why it works: it presents an alternative to the liminality requirements of maintaining the B
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by exikyut 3y ago
That web page was using Comic Sans MS, too, wasn't it I can't understand why something would be published in that condition - and that it would be considered acceptable and signed off on and stuff :) Or maybe the page owner never
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by exikyut 3y ago
PDF: copy-paste entire link into new tab or `base64 -d` encoded section data:text/plain;base64,aHR0cHM6Ly96bGlicmFyeS50by9maWxlZG93bmxvYWQvZGVzaWduLXJ1bGVzLXZvbC0xLXRoZS1wb3dlci1vZi1tb2R1bGFyaXR5LTA Not a converted EPUB, either. ^^
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by exikyut 3y ago
Thanks very much for this :)
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by exikyut 3y ago
I honestly wouldn't mind learning what these looked like! I wasn't really aware of the long tail of the scene back in the day.
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by exikyut 3y ago
In trying to pin this down just for the sake of curiosity, the closest I can imagine is a feature phone passing some sort of of `Accept-Encoding: nih`... and that's unfortunately morbid-insanity-sniping me with even more questions. I&#
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by exikyut 3y ago
From https://www.boost.org/sgi/stl/StrictWeakOrdering.html : > A Strict Weak Ordering is a Binary Predicate that compares two objects, returning true if the first precedes the second. This predicate must satisf
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by exikyut 3y ago
> This commit also adapts our jpeg fuzz test to work with the modified > API. After limiting it to deal only with approximately screen sized > inputs, it fuzzed for 25 hours CPU time without a single hang or > crash. This
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by exikyut 3y ago
His brain is relegated to spewing out the Matrix unparsed as he receives it. He gets none of the blondes, brunettes or redheads.
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by exikyut 3y ago
How's that even supposed to work, given that the average corporate ecosystem is so vastly cloud-based now that the majority of services use desktop and mobile apps that pin HTTPS certificates?
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by exikyut 3y ago
Been trying to load that website for the past 24 hours, it keeps timing out :(
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by exikyut 3y ago
As someone with a lot of interest in but no fluency with chip design, or the dividing and conquering of math within silicon, for that matter, how would you multiply a 1m² matrix?
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by exikyut 3y ago
Oh no I logged in
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by exikyut 3y ago
OK let's make this interesting then, hopefully you can at least answer this: is there anything out there that might help someone intrepid enough to work out at least the general gist? And where do they look? Game data? Obscure forum co
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by exikyut 3y ago
This is super cute, but unfortunately it's currently both misconfigured and broken. Very easy fixes though. Firstly, it's eyebrow-raisingly slow. A quick network check shows everything is capped at 100kbps download. For PNG images
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by exikyut 3y ago
Facepalm It took a minute (and reading other comments) before that clicked :) SHIFT key...
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by exikyut 3y ago
Getting "page not found". I don't think I have an account....
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by exikyut 3y ago
The vegan effort option.
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by exikyut 3y ago
The fact that it's coming from Microsoft is even crazier, because obviously you know they had to go through clearance - and made it. I half wonder if the author checked the name first, then started coding......
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by exikyut 3y ago
I got curious about the book mentioned, and found an EPUB: data:text/plain;base64,aHR0cHM6Ly92ay5jb20vd2FsbC00ODQxMzg3Ml82NjAyNg==
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by exikyut 3y ago
Confused Google "medireview. Erroneous, computer-generated form of medieval." Enlightened facepalm
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by exikyut 3y ago
Just to contribute: yet another instance of "cool slideshow" on my (most definitely low end) laptop with integrated graphics. Then tried it on my aging Mate 20 Pro (not too new, not tooo old), and it just seemed to get stuck at &q
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by exikyut 3y ago
I went on a bit of a rabbithole trying to look for firmware downloads for the G1000 to run `strings` on but sadly they're not publicly available anywhere. But I'm very happy to be able to say that you don't need to be sad you
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by exikyut 3y ago
There should be, and it should be under /changelog!

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