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Request: Use workers KV to coordinate object locks, like a file system. (Well, something better than a file system.)
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> they still have to pay for transit when they cross an AS! That's their advantage -- a global network that only exits to the local AS.
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5y ago
Web Assembly comes from JavaScript on the client, which means: -it's extremely secure, tested for many years, etc... -it's different than other VMs, almost no types or functions, the VM cannot access outside memory, only call func
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Right. WASM will protect the server from the apps, which means you don't need to audit or trust what you run. That old PHP website? Compile to WASM and you might lose any data it can touch, but it won't expose the server in any
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That does seem bad. https://www.sec.gov/oiea/investor-alerts-and-bulletins/what-... > If you invest in a SPAC at the IPO stage, you are relying on the management team that formed the SPAC, often referred to as
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5y ago
(Off topic.) What are your thoughts on a UI framework having a tightly bound language, like tcl/tk, js/html, etc...?
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> Those attempts happen because he’s a celebrity. His experience is objectively different because of who he is. Then the rules should be different, like Twitter giving a blue check mark. If there are accounts that need to be treated diff
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5y ago
From https://juce.com/get-juce "JUCE is dual licenced under both the JUCE licence and the GPLv3."
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5y ago
Does the community edition work on linux, or compile to linux? The page says: > Delphi Community Edition is a full featured IDE for building iOS, Android, Windows and macOS apps ... But looking at the feature matrix for the full product
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5y ago
Does crimestoppersusa.org DOX the people reported? That's the clear intent of the abortion website.
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Could use a round 'to-zero' option (which rounds down on positive numbers and up on negative numbers.) Here are the options in .net 5: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.midpointr...
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A digital keypad and a phone based system would be best. Apps can be updated for security, and the cars firmware can be updated via the app too. The keypad means even if a purse is stolen with the phone and keys in it, you can still start y
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The security features on the ESP32-C3 are great! > Secure Boot, Flash Encryption, Digital Signature and HMAC Peripheral, Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) / DRM That could open up new use cases. Strange its RSA only (no ECC). htt
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> If you’re successful, do you think vendors won’t do everything to make your access more difficult or cut you off completely? Vendors should want their schema available for import by new customers. That seems like it should be a good gu
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FYI there's also this newer document on memory management options: https://nim-lang.org/docs/gc.html
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Similarly: https://www.assemblyscript.org/ > A TypeScript-like language for WebAssembly. > AssemblyScript targets WebAssembly's feature set specifically, giving developers low-level control over their code. >
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Empathy is addressed as a negative: > ...the overfamiliarity problem. That one founder will become too comfortable, start taking liberties with the others that they would never dare to do in any other context, by virtue of the fact that
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> I do not want to have to ask doctors permission to get the medicine I need. That's how it works in most countries, but not the US. Here we have a government regulatory agency (the CDC) to protect people from the ill effects of the
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You're suggesting a fundamental change to the legal system in the US. The idea that we would depend on the Government pursuing criminal charges... that's scary to me. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tort
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> Just tell people the risks of side effects, and if they are ok with that risk then the manufacturer is off the hook. If a for-profit corporation includes a warning in a EULA they're off the hook?? That's definitely not the pr
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> a prohibition on the commercial trade — that is to say, specifically the for-profit exploitation of society at large, which is the raison d’etre of the insecurity industry—rather than the mere development, production, or use of explo
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> The US always claims to have the best cyber-warfare capability on the planet, so presumably they could do ransomware better and faster than gangs like REvil. The US should use this capability to mount ransomware attacks against US com
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> Most Fleets include media – people enjoy quickly sharing photos and videos to add to the discussion on Twitter. Soon, we’ll test updates to the Tweet composer and camera to incorporate features from the Fleets composer – like the full-
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I have "HTTPS-Only Mode" on in FF, and it connects HTTPS to CoffeeShopWifi.com but not to http://neverssl.com Most people won't have HTTPS-Only Mode on, and those that do probably understand the issue, but if FF c
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I'm excited for Foundation. It's supposed to be released this year. Maybe I need to read the books again... Foundation — Official Teaser | Apple TV+ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgbPSA94Rqg Foundation — Officia
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Anonymous tuples: echo (3,5,7) let (x, y) = ( "X", "Y" ) echo x, y (3, 5, 7) XY
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Thanks for your work on wasmer-go. Would it be possible to make go functions that wrap string passing, and add them to the go api? Is freeing the memory manually inside the wasm vm something that can be delegated to the vm?
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NB: there's no passing strings to/from the wasm vm.
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> Broadly, this means fully leveraging the isolation capabilities of WebAssembly and Compute@Edge to build greater resiliency from the ground up. So I guess this means it was NOT WebAssembly that caused the issue.
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WebAssembly Runtimes Compared
(blog.logrocket.com)
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