jdright

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by jdright 6y ago
What about support string interning, any plans?
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by jdright 6y ago
I tried this and can confirm! I always had about 6-8 persons and never got this issue before. Well, this actually explains a lot of comments I see about Jitsi.
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by jdright 6y ago
What does not work with jitsi? I've been using a lot recently and it is by far the easiest one to use. One link and done. I have lots of video and audio issues with zoom. Now, if you're a company, bluejeans may be the best one.
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by jdright 6y ago
I had the exact experience, but I'm not a web developer. Hugo was one of the more frustrating things I ever tried, I converted to Zola in about 2h and it was simple and it simply works.
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by jdright 6y ago
Being small is not in the question. Being there is. Otherwise we wouldn't be here discussing all hyper dependencies in detail as some of these are a lot smaller than zlib.
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by jdright 6y ago
Try it. If you do not use any "optional" dependency it becomes pretty limited, almost useless for anything serious (eg. zlib, ssl)
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by jdright 6y ago
This. Take even CURL as an example, try to list its dependencies and you'll see how harder it is.
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by jdright 6y ago
To me at least, but I'm sure there is more people than me who wants this.
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by jdright 6y ago
It is sad they felt the need to do this. This step is not hard, but censuring it because of hypothetical legal issues speaks a lot about the state of affairs on computing. I miss the good old times where knowledge were freely published with
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by jdright 6y ago
The funny thing is that if he had gone work as a temporary worker in Canada, two years would have given him permanent resident status. Then two more years he can become a citizen, then he would be free to enter USA. This would be faster and
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by jdright 6y ago
It really looks like something useful, until it will be misused. It is not a matter of if , but of when . So, better to not have this at all, even if the price to pay is if some cases will go unsolved. You must think about the worse case
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by jdright 6y ago
To me, and probably a lot other people, this means the death of ARM. Not literally, but practically.
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by jdright 6y ago
Did not take long: https://mittr-frontend-prod.herokuapp.com/s/614642/dna-datab...
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by jdright 6y ago
Source: https://twitter.com/DDoSecrets Their server seems to be dead right now.
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by jdright 6y ago
eBay is such a terrible company (in part inherited from PayPal). There is no instance of dealing with then were I had plenty of headaches. I just hate the thinking to have to do anything with these companies again and any service that requi
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RdRand Performance as Bad as ~3% Original Speed with CrossTalk/Srbds Mitigation(phoronix.com)
8 points by jdright 6y ago|1 comments
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by jdright 6y ago
This remembers me a bug I came across while developing a game for an <old game console here>. Implementing a network feature, I had to poke a service server. But the OS DNS resolver returned broken results and sometimes hanged or cras
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by jdright 6y ago
Yes, thank you for the Intel syntax. It is by far the most frequent syntax you'll find anywhere somewhat recent (1990+) and it is by far the most straightforward to learn by being clean. I did learn both in the 90s, but I've alway
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by jdright 7y ago
Exactly, I've used IDA for 15 years, and loved it. But since Ghidra was released, I didn't need to open IDA anymore. Ghidra simple killed IDA and I couldn't be happier about it.
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by jdright 7y ago
Or almost paycheck to paycheck, which is not as uncommon as one may think. And normally stock come with restrictions on when you can liquidate. This is basically money I don't have now and a promise in the future that may very well g
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by jdright 7y ago
I could work 4 years remotely until the bump is enough to move, but I doubt that would ever be acceptable. :)
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by jdright 7y ago
This is the problem, stock from a few years doesn't house my family or feed my kids. Stock to me is almost as fairly tales as it can be, the few times I received stock as part of my salary it basically evaporated. In the real life, to
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by jdright 7y ago
I keep being head hunted to work on SF/SV. And my reply is basically automatic and always the same: "Due to US external policy and cost of life I can't see it being financially practical to move. Although, I would gladly cons
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by jdright 7y ago
Not exactly, the the correct obvious admission is that Linux is a better Windows, as an extra translation layer for Win32 API to Linux/POSIX still has better performance (most games I play on Proton) than native Windows.
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by jdright 7y ago
On some systems I've worked (and saw), time and date components were simple bytes. Mostly for easy binary manipulation and also laziness, but mostly it was current practice (on msdos) for that period. Not really to save memory.
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by jdright 7y ago
Github should ban all these accounts and try to track the real accounts for the fakes to ban these too. These intolerant people should not have the right to use this service.
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by jdright 7y ago
Funnily enough, my last bank and two current ones, the app is increasingly a front for a mobile web version. With each new update I see more functionality moving to web.
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by jdright 7y ago
Leave now, sadly this is not going to improve.
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by jdright 7y ago
If you want to be able to say that, you should actually do that: https://asm32.info/fossil/repo/asmbb/artifact/68f9999f296320... Also, this is a terrible, horrible name, seriously.
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Windows 7 Secure Desktop Escalation of Privilege(zerodayinitiative.com)
1 points by jdright 7y ago|0 comments

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