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eximius
8y ago
Is the hard drive encrypted? If not, just take it out and... You're done.
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eximius
8y ago
The purported benefit would be to wrap all of the unsafe bits in safe wrappers and then have a less bug prone, more secure OS, I suppose. This would be, to put it mildly, quite difficult. Even then, unsafe code is sometimes not written cor
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eximius
8y ago
I'll take one a few generations after yours. maybe.
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eximius
8y ago
But let's not mess it up again, please?
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eximius
8y ago
I believe the latter. IIRC, NLL is strictly more expressive than LL. I believe NLL can only shorten lifetimes, not extend them, by comparison.
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eximius
8y ago
Can't scroll on mobile?
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eximius
8y ago
You should probably quadruple that rate, my friend. Contracting should not be at the same rate as salaried.
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eximius
8y ago
That's not really the idea that I'm repulsed by. I'm repulsed by the bizarre notion that music format eras should mention a political leader for any reason. It's like saying records really started declining after Nixon
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eximius
8y ago
> Holding music, either in your hand or on a personal hard drive, is a relic of Obama-era music consumption. How is this true in any sense?
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eximius
8y ago
Important missing information for me: what is a reasonable founder salary cap?
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eximius
8y ago
I haven't noticed a difference, really. Maybe it's just the new phone period where everything works well and it'll all go to hell later...
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eximius
8y ago
It's still pretty good. :) I sometimes wish there were more micro, but I'm really not that good at micro so it's probably for the best. Haha I always feel like I have things to do, macro-wise. Haven't played much recentl
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eximius
8y ago
If anyone came up with a list of domains, I'd gladly add them to my DNS server to block them. But I won't give up my VPN.:/
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eximius
8y ago
Use Wireguard with DNS enabled and then run `unbound` on your server. You control the blacklist. No ads, etc. Works on all platforms.
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eximius
8y ago
Just tried it. It uses a VPN so you can't use it if you already use a VPN. :/
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eximius
8y ago
LOS was a poor choice of words. But on roads or highways within 500m is even smaller than LOS
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eximius
8y ago
Spoofing, Jamming, and Sybil attacks are what concern me, more than failing parts. Really, you'd need some sort of special hardware that makes the protocol hard to spoof with off the shelf parts. Maybe a very high frequency band (since
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eximius
8y ago
Haven't had a chance to watch the videos, so maybe this has been answered... I see 'added' and 'last updated' columns on content - do you keep historical versions or update in place? If you only update in place, the
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eximius
8y ago
What does the engineering station do? That seems new, or maybe I just haven't been on a ship where it's useful.
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eximius
8y ago
Most polished maybe. Space Engineers is like minecraft in space. Some friends and I have been messing around the last two weekends. We've mostly been concerned with getting our production facilities up so I don't know how well it
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eximius
8y ago
Science is hard. Scientists are people. People make mistakes. Not trusting 'Science' because scientists produced a good model that wasn't perfect is a stupid regression. And, frankly, if you're going to produce a model t
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eximius
8y ago
This doesn't seem surprising or particularly exciting. It still propogates at the speed of light and it is hard to produce/detect. The benefit is... Stuff can be in the way?
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eximius
8y ago
Well, unless your program is particularly long lived, it will be reclaimed. There are many tools that could reasonably forego `free` for their entire runtimes.
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eximius
8y ago
I admit, I was curious about the `some_struct foo[1];` thing. This is all I could find. It isn't terribly compelling.[1] [1] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6390331/why-use-array-si...
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eximius
8y ago
Why? Fork-on-write seems very descriptive and nice, persistent seems less illuminating than immutable. Functional... eh, as someone who already knows the functional programming paradigm, I know what it means, but it would otherwise be an un
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eximius
8y ago
If you don't mind the humidity, Houston has an extremely low cost of living and, well, as one of the largest cities in the US it has a little bit of everything. It is also known for it's diversity and high per capital restaurant c
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eximius
8y ago
Oof, it takes several seconds to load on Android. I think it's particularly heavy JS rendering the page and the PDF. I do recall iOS JS being particularly bad under certain loads.
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eximius
8y ago
> Arguably food safety or energy supply safety might even be more critical than semiconductor safety. Poisoning a population or depriving them of power is a great way to start a war. Peeking at their computers is merely espionage. So yes
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eximius
8y ago
> unreliability of what? The entertainment? If having two screens reduces the safety of the vehicle, it isn't a vehicle I want to be in.
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eximius
8y ago
'primary passenger' then. And my initial thought was that there should be two consoles, then I reverted back to a single console for the driver without making the final leap to, 'oh wait, there is no driver'.
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