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by garaetjjte 5mo ago
>They should have used AOSP device attestation No, they shouldn't have used any attestation. If they are using sound cryptosystem for their ZKPs, they don't need to care at all about what hardware and software I'm using.
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by garaetjjte 5mo ago
I don't think this is necessarily fault of NTFS, but Windows filesystem stack.
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by garaetjjte 6mo ago
I once did have a need for binary search in memory mapped files and I experimented with Eytzinger layout (which I learned from https://bannalia.blogspot.com/2015/06/cache-friendly-binary-... ). It turned out that i
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by garaetjjte 6mo ago
WTF is that? Wasn't MZLA supposed to be the home of Thunderbird project, and now they are mixing that with some unrelated bullshit?
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by garaetjjte 6mo ago
Just include filename size in file size for billing purposes?
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by garaetjjte 6mo ago
Isn't that just iterated prisoner dilemma?
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by garaetjjte 6mo ago
Magyar was member of Fidesz up to 2024. So if he actually wins would this be meaningful change or just internal party infighting?
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by garaetjjte 6mo ago
Seems fine if you can donate to Thunderbird development. Compared to Firefox, where I don't think it's possible to donate to development at all (only to Mozilla activism side).
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by garaetjjte 6mo ago
Since we are on HN, I think it could be explained there (before it's all consumed by AI slop): For complex reasons, available CPU time during landing was lower than expected (it was stolen by radar pointing peripheral). This caused reg
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by garaetjjte 6mo ago
This article is garbage. >The Apollo Guidance Computer (AGC) is one of the most scrutinised codebases in history. What? AGC programs were developed by relatively small team and pretty much left alone since then. Architecture is rather qu
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Lockheed Martin Pressing to Simplify Orion Heat Shield (2015)(spacenews.com)
3 points by garaetjjte 7mo ago|0 comments
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by garaetjjte 7mo ago
Apparently, it worked too well in Lockheed Martin opinion. >Temperatures on re-entry “were lower than we expected” on EFT-1, Hawes told reporters here during Lockheed Martin’s annual media day. >That data supports a Lockheed Martin pr
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by garaetjjte 7mo ago
By that logic, was ISS obsoleted by Skylab?
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by garaetjjte 7mo ago
> 3. WHY IT CAN'T BE DONE WITH EXISTING TOOLS https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/f4cc1a38-1441-62f8-47e4-0c67f5a...
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by garaetjjte 7mo ago
I think https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1991_Los_Angeles_runway_collis... is more applicable.
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by garaetjjte 7mo ago
>They size the zram device to 100% of your physical RAM, capped at 8GB. You may be wondering how that makes any sense at all – how can one have a swap device that's potentially the entire size of one's RAM? zram size applies to
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by garaetjjte 7mo ago
Well clearly there is use for these - how do you distinguish what you are accessing in smart-pointer-like types.
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by garaetjjte 7mo ago
It might be challenging to show "substantial similarity" between assembly and C++ codebase after 20 years of evolution.
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by garaetjjte 7mo ago
On the other hand I heard that one shouldn't trim leads after soldering as it might crack solder joints...
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by garaetjjte 7mo ago
In Poland, ticket enforcement from speed cameras is about 50% (because if you don't accept it voluntarily, they need to file court case and burden of proof is on the government here, as with any other criminal case).
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by garaetjjte 8mo ago
If you are posting public comments, then these comments are available publicly... like, what did you expect!?
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by garaetjjte 8mo ago
The trouble with Solvespace is that using it quickly turns into randomly nudging points in hope to avoid kernel failures. Lately I have been using Dune 3D which uses much more reliable kernel.
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by garaetjjte 8mo ago
>In the latter case, even when the compiler chooses to inline the function, it also emits code for an independent instance of the function, because the function is public and it may be called from another file. Not in standard C. "i
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by garaetjjte 8mo ago
Is it? 4-9% of unsold portion seems reasonable. Unless they actually mean 4-9% of all manufactured. https://www.eea.europa.eu/en/analysis/publications/the-destr... Oh, it's really percentage of all pro
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by garaetjjte 8mo ago
I read both and I think rewrite is much better. Though this is specifically because I didn't like the ghosts in the second half of original.
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by garaetjjte 8mo ago
>Authors: Marcelo Altmann Is there any LLM with that name?
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by garaetjjte 8mo ago
It seems to me that either you want to allow for contraction everywhere, or not all. Allowing it only sometimes is worst of both worlds.
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by garaetjjte 8mo ago
If they are not found at fault then indeed there's no cost for their insurance company?
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by garaetjjte 8mo ago
If you enable Magic SysRq you can invoke OOM-killer from keyboard. https://docs.kernel.org/admin-guide/sysrq.html
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by garaetjjte 9mo ago
Because it's not about security, and bank doesn't own my device. If it was, I should be able to supply the bank my own attestation keys.

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