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8mo ago
It's like the Pokémon evolution of n through m, we need to notify the Unicode Consortium.
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8mo ago
- Put on your seatbelts, man! - I can't, moving too fast!
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8mo ago
What I would like is HDR colors, just to access more saturated light colors. I don't want less saturated blue to make it lighter, just crank up the blue channel to 11. I still don't want brighter colors than #fff though.
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8mo ago
Apparently perma.cc is officially used by some courts in the US. I did use it in addition to the wayback machine when I collected paper trail for a minor retail dispute, but I did not have to use it. I don't know how exactly it achieve
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8mo ago
Ah, so it's just the evil bit, or lack of.
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Ask HN: Threat model of messenger.com backed up E2EE messages
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9mo ago
Some? There are tons of horrible old games, vastly outnumbering the good ones. It's just by now it's fairly established what the good games are and the bad ones are mostly forgotten my most. We simply don't have the same luxu
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9mo ago
You can have backup private keys, they don't have to be copies of some other private keys.
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9mo ago
> You have to tell musl to use mmap instead of brk. How do I do that? Is there a documented configuration of musl's allocator?
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9mo ago
Do I get this right that this effectively dlopens glibc (indirectly) into an executable that is statically linked to musl? How can the two runtimes coexist? What about malloc/free? AFAIK both libc's allocators take ownership of br
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9mo ago
> In an ideal world, there would be a header-only C library provided by the Linux kernel; we would include that file and be done with it. As it turns out, there is no such file, and interfacing with syscalls is complicated. Isn't th
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9mo ago
I found this explanation useful: https://youtu.be/uMSV4OteqBE?si=QCOL_2_VpE7tBdAu&t=83
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10mo ago
Any fallible cleanup function is awkward, regardless of error handling mechanism.
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10mo ago
I make error logs fail happy path functional/integration tests for the backend applications I'm currently writing.
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11mo ago
Requires google play to run :/
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11mo ago
At the meantime (not mobile friendly): https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/puzzles/js/pegs... It is part of Simon Tatham's puzzle collection, it also has an app on F-Droid: https://f-
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11mo ago
There is an xkcd for that: https://xkcd.com/1252/
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1y ago
Lockpicking youtubers? But I guess that market got exhausted early on.
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1y ago
It never was, we just don't remember the garbage ones.
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1y ago
> I “own” a car, but am not allowed to drive it in some situations (if I’m drunk, on the wrong side of the freeway, …). Does that mean the state actually owns it? No, it means that the state owns the freeway.
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1y ago
> Using Enums, etc. to represent those values in the embedded world would be a monumental waste of memory, where a single bit would normally suffice. In C++ you can use enums in bit-fields, not sure what the case is in C.
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1y ago
A function f(x) is said to be O(g(x)) if f(x)/g(x) is bounded, that is there is some C so that for every x, f(x)/g(x) < C . In computer science f(x) is often some complexity function, like number of some specific operations whe
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1y ago
> It did have a Load Byte and a Store Byte instruction, which allowed you to select the byte size. Were these instructions atomic regarding interrupts? If not, then these look like shorthands for masking/shifting bit-fields out of w
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1y ago
That's only the case if the author would want to upstream their changes. If they wanted to only fork ls then they would only be required to comply with the license, without assigning copyright over.
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1y ago
It still weakens the security, otherwise why bother with integrity/signature checks if you trust the git remote?
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1y ago
The question is whether recursive submodule checkout happens after some integrity/signature validation or before. The RCE can be an issue in the latter case.
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1y ago
There is still theoretically an edge if you just show the same frames statistically earlier to one player. You can present the game state statistically earlier to the player with the higher refresh rate display.
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1y ago
Virtually all bugs have some cost. Security bugs tend to be more expensive than others, but it doesn't mean that all very expensive bugs are security bugs.
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1y ago
PNG already supports color profiles, but probably not HDR. I would say that the gamut argument in the article is misleading, you can already encode a wider gamut. Not sure how HDR encoding works, but my impression is that you can set a nomi
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1y ago
Rebase itself is also often used to work around UI issues of git log to present a "clean history".
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