justmarc

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by justmarc 2y ago
What sort of crash are you experiencing? You should bring your dist fully up to date, and also make sure you have the latest amdgup firmware files (most likely not yet available in your dist) https://gitlab.com/kernel-firmwa
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HyperDbg: A debugger designed for analyzing, fuzzing and reversing(hyperdbg.org)
1 points by justmarc 2y ago|0 comments
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by justmarc 2y ago
It became crystal clear that cups is a can of worms, and it would be prudent to completely replace it with with a new solution built from the ground up, ideally using modern tools and standards.
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by justmarc 2y ago
Hear, hear! To more inclusive projects like this one.
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by justmarc 2y ago
Beautiful. Sad. Life.
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by justmarc 2y ago
Well deserved. Congratulations to the Pixelmator team!
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by justmarc 2y ago
Sometimes the bigger the team, the messier it gets and quality suffers greatly.
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by justmarc 2y ago
Why would an app not looking like a native app automatically be seen as badly implemented?
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by justmarc 2y ago
Faster and better in almost every respect we've looked at vs React Native or Electron. We're super happy with this choice we made quite some time ago. I'm not qualified to give an in depth review/comparison, however. Ed
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by justmarc 2y ago
Flutter is truly a piece of great tech with remarkable quality and value. I hope the right path will be found. I think companies using it for commercial purposes (like what we're doing) should contribute something to the effort to hel
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by justmarc 2y ago
Beautiful work and presentation! Keep it up! How about a digital-coloring version too, that kids and adults can use on say a tablet, or even a phone?
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by justmarc 2y ago
I fully accept it's not all a matter of choice, but choice can also in many cases fix the situation.
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by justmarc 2y ago
This, and most likely a lot of this "research" will be debunked in due time (years, decades), and new, currently unknown side effects will come to light. How can some engineered drug be a solution to a life choice problem? Typical
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MSN Dial-Up Internet Access at $179.95/Year(microsoft.com)
6 points by justmarc 2y ago|0 comments
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by justmarc 2y ago
There are just too many worrying signs from Boeing in the last years. I have no idea about these things at all but some of the issues seem almost unforgivable to me. They should work very hard for the industry, and the ultimate end users to
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by justmarc 2y ago
FWIW, Netguard's UI feels like one of an average opensource mobile app, while Rethink is a very polished experience. Well done!
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by justmarc 2y ago
It's cool, and I really like the PCB bit. But you're stuck with one task. I suggest two options: 1. Hack it with an additional display on top to display different calendars according to the task you're keeping track of and
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by justmarc 2y ago
These things can cost like decent used cars. We're living in a crazy world.
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by justmarc 2y ago
The e-bike trend will only accelerate getting out of shape while people like this one will stay in good shape much longer. While having a few advantages, it's not universally great.
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by justmarc 2y ago
One thing is for sure, it's going to help it be a more stable, robust piece of software, that's already a big deal.
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by justmarc 2y ago
It certainly sounds like they've created an excellent product both for its value to the customer as well as value to their shareholders. That's what companies should all be built and optimized to do. That's what it's ab
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by justmarc 2y ago
Yes, but I wanted to bypass having the complexity of the Linux kernel completely, too. Basically single app directly to network (the world) and as little as possible else in between.
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by justmarc 2y ago
It's a lot "simpler" to support a Linux userland as that means one needs to "just" emulate all the Linux syscalls, than to implement the literally countless internal APIs needed for drivers etc, as that would otherw
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by justmarc 2y ago
No, it means you can run Linux userland/apps on this kernel, to the level/depth which they currently support of course. They might not yet implement everything that's needed to boot a standard Linux userland but you could say
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by justmarc 2y ago
I'm interested in these kind of kernels to run very high performance network/IO specific services on bare metal, with minimal system complexity/overheads and hopefully better (potential) stability and security. The big concer
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by justmarc 2y ago
An interesting approach could be to visit at least a few, 3 to 5, and get an idea of the scope and work they want to do on you (or your bank account), and then go with the one you like most, out of those wanting to do the LEAST work on you.
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by justmarc 2y ago
Just make sure all the critical components as well as baseband are implemented in Rust, and you can count me as a customer ;) Let's not forget to also get it all audited, too.
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by justmarc 2y ago
It may start with Radiographs but it certainly doesn't end there. What is being taught in schools has no relation to reality. Sure, it may somehow influence it, but it won't dictate how each dentist or clinic will work, as they a
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by justmarc 2y ago
And often times that loss of service, if temporary is not all that painful -- it really depends on the exact needs/use case/scenario. That said, sometimes The Cloud goes down too.
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by justmarc 2y ago
I often think about huge, fancy cloud setups literally costing silly money to run, being replaced by a single beast of a machine powered by a modern, high core count CPU (say 48+), lots of RAM and lots of high performance enterprise-grade S

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