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by goombacloud 4y ago
Is the "USB-PC" port to forward the server's serial console or doesn't it have a port for that? PiKVM seems to support IPMI SoL.
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by goombacloud 4y ago
That's the time passing in the vessel, not bad but still it means that such a mission would have to be completely self-sufficient and not rely on anything on/from Earth…
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by goombacloud 4y ago
100 light-years is out of reach for humans, I would say :D
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by goombacloud 4y ago
Maybe instead of patching the kernel the "init" process of the VM could set up a seccomp-notify sandbox to handle the socket syscalls in userspace to back them the tcp/udp sockets by a vsock (I think that read/write or s
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by goombacloud 4y ago
Maybe they could partner up with https://www.mojeek.com/ as an independent search engine with own crawling technology.
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by goombacloud 4y ago
Has someone tried to write own microcode and load it? Sounds like it should be much faster to run your own code this way than having the official microcode run an interpreter for your x86 instructions.
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by goombacloud 4y ago
It's the go-to player for watching a video with two subtitles, quite essential if you happen to watch a movie with someone and both need different subs.
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by goombacloud 4y ago
"Supports UEFI Boot" ← This sounds good already for booting generic Linux distributions, now the question is how well the mainline kernel supports this board. Having to use a special-patched kernel is a no-go if you care about usi
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by goombacloud 4y ago
Well, the exploitation of "natural resources" (i.e. environment destruction) happens mostly in Sumatra, Papua, and Borneo and is the major economic driver :/
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by goombacloud 4y ago
Not all static analyzers use abstract interpretation (they should though to find all issues) because they may implement a rules based approach of checking against "common" bugs, or they may use model checking, or they may use some
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by goombacloud 4y ago
Well, there is "gio mount sftp://USER@XYZ" after which you can access the files under "/run/user/1000/gvfs/sftp:host=XYZ,user=USER/SOME_PATH/…"
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by goombacloud 4y ago
Nice to see all the different devices being worked on for (close-to) mainline Linux support. Some even have working mobile data, wifi etc. The only weird choice is not having systemd and also using musl due to being based on Alpine ;)
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by goombacloud 4y ago
The difference between SELinux policies and the systemd security settings for locking down a service is about integration and where they are maintained. The SELinux policies are not integrated well with the applications and normally the app
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by goombacloud 4y ago
I rather prefer the first paragraph to be a problem statement and the second paragraph explain the change in detail. This gives the rationale upfront as the focus and helps to understand the problem and check whether the problem/goal w
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Benchmark of Box86/Box64 vs. QEMU-User vs. FEX-Emu (Vs Rosetta2)(box86.org)
3 points by goombacloud 4y ago|0 comments
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by goombacloud 4y ago
If someone wants to try out IPMI locally with VMs, here is a setup for that: https://github.com/kinvolk/racker/tree/main/racker-sim (you don't need to use Flatcar and Racker)
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by goombacloud 5y ago
The author also published a blog post that introduces it more: https://dev.to/yjdoc2/introducing-pcb-rs-making-it-easier-to... As far as I understood there is no functionality (yet) to translate it to something that co
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PCB-rs:library to wite Software Emulated Hardware(github.com)
37 points by goombacloud 5y ago|12 comments
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by goombacloud 5y ago
It's really great to be able to skip compiling LLVM when bootstrapping a whole OS/toolchain from source and only Rust happens to pull LLVM in. Besides the gcc work I'm actually also hoping for the rustc_codegen_cranelift work
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by goombacloud 5y ago
I find ydiff more useful, specially for the side-by-side output: https://github.com/ymattw/ydiff I'm using it like "git-ydiff-s" script in my PATH to use "git ydiff-s": #!/bin/s
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by goombacloud 5y ago
For easy git usage I created these two scripts in my PATH instead of using using git config: git-difft: #!/bin/sh GIT_EXTERNAL_DIFF=difft git diff "$@" git-showt: #!/bin/sh GIT_EXTERNAL_DIFF=diff
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by goombacloud 5y ago
I also wonder if targeting bash which has things like pipefail and arrays could make things easier in the implementation side?
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by goombacloud 5y ago
There is also https://github.com/xiph/rav1e
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by goombacloud 5y ago
For panic detection or overflow detection there are static analysis solutions but I hope they get more integrated and standardized (as was attempted in cargo-verify)
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by goombacloud 5y ago
Data is not clean, I doubt people have the surname "Computer" or "Bahnhof" (train station) in Germany
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by goombacloud 5y ago
See how well IPv6 adaption worked ;)
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by goombacloud 5y ago
People should get out of the HN/SV bubble where the world view is narrowed to technology, yielding a strong hype for self driving cars and nuclear ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by goombacloud 5y ago
searched and found this: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/moby/moby/master/contrib/d...
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by goombacloud 5y ago
The big missing feature that's lacking is to pull Docker images and run them without resorting to hacks.
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by goombacloud 5y ago
GStreamer is the top-level framework that allows you to connect the modules it offers to solve your problem, ffmpeg is a tool or library to invoke which may cover your case but is a bit harder to integrate and fit for arbitrary usecases, Pi

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