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by frankjr 4y ago
It looks like the issue was caused by a wrong merge, not by a particular commit. https://lore.kernel.org/all/YzsfrkJcwqKOO+E%2F@intel.com/
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by frankjr 4y ago
The discussion continued over at "std-proposals" https://lists.isocpp.org/std-proposals/2020/05/index.php#msg...
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by frankjr 4y ago
I think Linus is pragmatic enough to yank Rust from the tree if the experiment doesn't pan out. In the meantime, you can see some of the code samples at https://github.com/Rust-for-Linux/linux/tree/rust&#
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by frankjr 4y ago
It's strange to me that importing a module puts the exported items into the scope without the module's name as namespace. Or put differently, that a module declaration doesn't automatically create a namespace with the same na
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by frankjr 4y ago
Error Information (NVMe Log 0x01, 16 of 64 entries) Num ErrCount SQId CmdId Status PELoc LBA NSID VS 0 16 0 0x0000 0x4016 0x004 0 1 - 1 15 0 0x0000 0x4016 0
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by frankjr 4y ago
I'm surprised by the numbers here as well. I have a late 2016 MBP 512GB (used daily) and the numbers are nowhere similar. It's a bit worrying though that I'm the only one in this thread with error log entries. SMART/
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by frankjr 4y ago
MV2 should be supported even after the shutoff. As far as ad blocking is concerned, the built-in ad blocker doesn't depend on MV2. https://github.com/brave/brave-browser/issues/20059 https://g
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by frankjr 4y ago
Just a heads up for CF folks: Once you create a Turnstile, the link below the generated secret ("Server side integration code") leads to 404.
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by frankjr 4y ago
More info: https://www.theguardian.com/media/2022/sep/28/vk-apple-remov... It's quite disingenuous from Apple to say "the developer removed the app" when in fact it was done by Apple itsel
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by frankjr 4y ago
How do you know it was removed/blocked by Apple? The message says the developer removed the app.
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by frankjr 4y ago
Starlink's prices now take into consideration the buying power of each country. For example, it costs ~$55 in Czechia and ~$41 in Hungary.
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by frankjr 4y ago
And yet Brave has been "Growing 2x for the Fifth Year in a Row". Mozilla should stop whining and focus on building a browser that regular non technical people also want to use. How can I recommend Firefox to a family member when i
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Mozilla Firefox 105(mozilla.org)
15 points by frankjr 4y ago|1 comments
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by frankjr 4y ago
More context: https://old.reddit.com/r/LivestreamFail/comments/xii9dz/cham...
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by frankjr 4y ago
> Projects can't keep using an old compilers because of security patches though. At some point, the old versions are too old to keep the security up to date. I'm talking about using the same language version (standard), not com
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by frankjr 4y ago
> We've already been improving C++'s safety and ergonomics with every ISO C++ release, but they have been "10%" improvements. We haven't been able to do a "10x" improvement primarily because we have to
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by frankjr 4y ago
I'm impressed with Caddy's performance. I was expecting it to fall behind mainly due to the fact it's written in Go but apparently not. It's a bit disappointing that it's slower in reverse proxying, as that's o
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by frankjr 4y ago
They might actually notice this one on their balance sheet. I highly doubt the final fine (if any) will be even close to this number though.
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by frankjr 4y ago
> Arch uses PKGBUILDs, which are roughly bash shell scripts They are Bash scripts.
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Signing Git commits with your SSH key (2021)(calebhearth.com)
201 points by frankjr 4y ago|85 comments
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by frankjr 4y ago
If you want to play around with it: Chromium: Enable #encrypted-client-hello and #dns-https-svcb Firefox: Enable network.dns.echconfig.enabled What's strange is that even with these enabled, Cloudflare's tester still reports ECH i
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by frankjr 4y ago
> This means that they’re often very large – easily the size of a whole movie. Couldn't they just use actual units? This says absolutely nothing.
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by frankjr 4y ago
QEMU is fantastic, I use it pretty much every day through UTM on macOS (and it doesn't need any 3rd party kernel extensions because it can take advantage of Apple's Hypervisor framework). I used to just use shell scripts to launch
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by frankjr 4y ago
I will never buy another Apple product without AppleCare+. It seems like with these ridiculous repair costs that's exactly what Apple was going for and it worked. If you had AppleCare+ ($199 for 3 years), it would have cost $99 to fix.
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by frankjr 4y ago
Here's the accompanying video: https://cdnapisec.kaltura.com/index.php/extwidget/preview/pa...
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by frankjr 4y ago
One thing I always miss in these benchmarks are noise levels. Being completely silent is a major selling point for me and I would be willing to sacrifice some performance for it. The Air should be silent as it doesn't have any active c
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Linux sandboxing progress: Landlock news #2(lore.kernel.org)
1 points by frankjr 4y ago|0 comments
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by frankjr 4y ago
For those curious to see the language in action, Russ Cox recorded solutions to many of the AoC 2021 challenges in Ivy. https://www.youtube.com/user/rscgolang/videos
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by frankjr 4y ago
I have a server running FreeBSD 13.1-RELEASE and the experience is kind of mixed. Things from the top of my head in no particular order: - I like the idea of "kern_securelevel", but I can only use it on the low setting (1 out of 3
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by frankjr 4y ago
I posted this more than 2 hours earlier.

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