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by frutiger 10y ago
The (new in c++17) polymorphic allocators allow this, as you can instantiate a monotonic_memory_resource, and use it to construct all the regular C++ containers with it for the duration of the remaining scope - this works just fine as long
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by frutiger 10y ago
If you implement the pmr interface and use pmr container types[0] then yes. 1. http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/memory/memory_resource
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by frutiger 10y ago
> low level tools (javascript) Sincerely confused by this parenthetical statement.
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Call for testing: OpenSSH 7.5p1(lists.mindrot.org)
1 points by frutiger 10y ago|0 comments
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by frutiger 10y ago
If it's doing that, you might want to check your ~/.asoundrc, which might be specifying pulse as the default ALSA device.
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by frutiger 10y ago
From a brief perusal of the source code[0], it still does. It makes this claim on the `README.md` seem rather disingenuous: > One of the key benefits to s2n is far less code surface, with approximately 6,000 lines of code (compared to O
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by frutiger 10y ago
Questions like "more secure" and "less secure" only make sense in some specific context with a well-defined threat model: what it is that you want to keep safe from which classes of threats. For many (if not most) threat
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by frutiger 10y ago
Or, indeed, economics as just one manifestation of politics.
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by frutiger 10y ago
All our media properties are marketing for our other products (Terminal subscriptions, B-PIPE, etc.)
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by frutiger 10y ago
See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge's_law_of_headlines . Also https://twitter.com/BetteridgesLaw .
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by frutiger 10y ago
You don't have much choice with commodity hardware - but you could perform crypto on hardware/chips where the behavior is completely specified. Note that this is not very practical, and impractical crypto is almost as good as no c
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by frutiger 10y ago
Note I never disagreed with GGP's premise - I'm only pointing out that you can go further than assembler.
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by frutiger 10y ago
> to avoid various timing attacks that could be introduced by optimization Assembler only goes so far. Until you figure out how the processor's front end will decode the machine code and run the underlying RISC program, or how the
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by frutiger 10y ago
| Illustration by Lssey Miyake Actually, the illustration is by wdart[1], and the title is Lssey Miyake, a reference to the BaoBao bag in the illustration[2]. [1] https://dribbble.com/shots/2722408-Lssey-Miyake [2] ht
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by frutiger 10y ago
Don't ruin it for those who read the comments first!
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CVE-2016-5195 kernel: mm: privilege escalation via MAP_PRIVATE COW breakage(bugzilla.redhat.com)
2 points by frutiger 10y ago|0 comments
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by frutiger 10y ago
FWIW, `cmd.exe` is both, the shell and the console. It is not a terminal (not designed to be operated remotely) nor is it emulating a terminal of any kind. As for the parent poster, they must be abusing the term `ConEmu`, a completely sepa
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by frutiger 10y ago
The ages for education/schools in the UK: 5-11 -> Primary School 11-16 -> Secondary School 16-18 -> Further Education (often called college, or Sixth Form) 18-21/22 -> Higher Education (Univ
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by frutiger 10y ago
If builds were reproducible (i.e. binaries would be identical if recompiled with the same toolchain on a different machine), then all it would take is N independent builders to verify the app store binary matches their locally built binary
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by frutiger 10y ago
I don't wish to derail the thread, but while I have your ear: is there any hope for using the neovim over its msgpack interface instead of implementing vim bindings from scratch?
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by frutiger 10y ago
Why must everything have a purpose?
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by frutiger 10y ago
Thanks - I stand corrected. I've been to SF and much further south, I didn't quite realise/remember that the suburbs start so close to the bay.
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by frutiger 10y ago
> I toured an open house in Sunnyvale yesterday to have a look at what $1.7M buys you these days. 1900 sq ft, four bedrooms, two and a half baths... That seems quite cheap compared to Manhattan[0][1][2][3], and only one of those is in an
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by frutiger 10y ago
> What annoyed him the most—indeed the principle source of his displeasure Shouldn't that be "principal"?
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by frutiger 10y ago
I find it amusing that the line before your statement of distrust around GPG refers to using that bastion of solid, dependable crypto code that ships with OpenSSL.
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by frutiger 10y ago
See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bottom_type
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OpenSSH 7.3 released(marc.info)
46 points by frutiger 10y ago|16 comments
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by frutiger 10y ago
There have been far fewer serious vulnerabilities in OpenSSH than in OpenSSL.
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Why I don't like smartcards, HSMs, YubiKeys, etc.(devever.net)
1 points by frutiger 10y ago|0 comments
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by frutiger 10y ago
the realization that assignments are a metalevel change from functions, and therefore should not be dealt with at the same level I have no idea what Kay himself meant by this, but I personally appreciate that they are very different (and

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