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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
Very reductive view of the last bastion of investigative journalism
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
Where do you find the hubs? And which DC client is not terribly outdated, or has a horrible reputation?
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
I don't see how that relates. Maybe you see something I don't?
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
They were defeated, trialled and hanged in Nuremberg, by judges from all over. One of the most important things we learned was that following orders is not an excuse.
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
Indeed. There is the concept of the Good Nazi. Just a regular woman/man living in germany, who goes on about his life, doing nothing to stop the events leading to and including genocide. For people in China today you have to cheer on t
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
You have a vast amount of knowledge at your fingertips. There is a difference between a dystopian authoritarian country like China, with "reintegration" camps for Uighurs and "re-education" camps for people who speaks o
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Allow / deny IP ranges
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Ask HN: Gamepad over IP?
1 points by fwsgonzo 8y ago|1 comments
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
Did you read the article? It doesn't support anyones political agenda.
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
Yes, same is happening in fish food (as in food for fish). Just have to go to the ones that report failures or have lost electricity. In that sense not fully automated, and it will take a while for fully automated boats. Its very much like
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
Anyone not selling your data is just sitting on money-making opportunities for no reason. It would be insane. First thing that popped up: https://www.businessinsider.com/credit-cards-sell-purchase-d... So, we know they sell
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
Or the lack of care once you get a small peak at who they sell all your information to, followed by a slap on the wrist because too big to fail now that society is fully dependent on it. Equifax anyone?
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
I'm impressed. So that's how they can do real-time raytracing. I always thought the reason no one did it in hardware because they were too invested into rasterization. Shows what I know. :)
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
In a way that is a very sad thing. I am thinking of all the people who have no choice but to use everything free, and then be the product.
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
Hey, IncludeOS is mostly a work in progress, and so the answers will reflect that. 1 and 2: IncludeOS is a service where more stuff is compiled and inlined as a whole, compared to a normal kernel. The whole thing will be baked into one, in
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
I wrote an SMP API once, and while its fully implemented still in the OS, it won't work right because we changed C API to MUSL and it enables/disables locks internally by counting up/down number of threads. So, that means you
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
Yes and no, if you really want it there is no reason you can't have it. I know that some OSes now do some link-stage procedures at boot, but we don't. Unikernels seldom need to reboot, and if they do, you might as well update it w
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
You present good points, but with IncludeOS you can simply liveupdate it to itself in a few milliseconds to get a pristine heap, and perhaps a few fixes as well. Won't count as downtime.
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
I am simply unfamiliar with them. Created one container once, and that's it. If I knew them better I would probably use them more.
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
Less code means less attack surface and easier auditability. VMs are traditionally very isolated, and guests running in special hypervisors like uKVM (and others) are even more so. The simpler hypercall API simplifies things. No shared kern
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
Yes, build for userspace linux and run it as a normal program. Then use all your favorite tools. You can also attach GDB to a qemu process that is waiting for a connection (abit harder). In a production environment on a public cloud it gets
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
I am a kernel developer working on IncludeOS. Take everything I say with a grain of salt as this is just my thoughts at 9 in the morning in written form. 1. I can build a bootable binary without the full TCP and UDP, shaving off 60% of the
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
It is objectively one of the worst in existence. Same as with photoshop. It just ended up like that, everyone learned it that way, and now no one dares to revolutionize. I tried to work strictly with the B (3rd) and A (4th) color channels s
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
Im assuming they are referring specifically to exploitative games like the mobile idle genre where you always have to do something and you really cant leave the game alone if you want to "maximize" everything. Im playing Bloodborn
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
Apparently, its inappropriate to warn consumers their bank is seriously breaching their trust by doing unauthorized actions in their name. Sounds like regulatory capture? What happens if a private person opens up an account in a complete st
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
Yep. https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/2016/08/10/dea-travel-rec...
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
I have been a C/C++ programmer for over 10 years now, and coming from the same background as you, QBasic, I know just what you mean. The build and dependency systems for C/C++ are atrocious and not made for humans. The syntax is f
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
Because its not an issue about order of priorities at all. Not to mention some of the responses I've seen basically said "we know better." 80% of americans supported NN at some point, and so any one politician who votes again
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
I feel like its a failure of government, and it's happening pretty much everywhere. https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-3n_GbJVCIuI/UnUmZ-3ntzI/AAAAAAAAX... There are charts like this for banks and anything else you c
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by fwsgonzo 8y ago
That is definitely a common thing in the gamedev world.

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