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by lisivka 10y ago
Wasm does not solve problem of hardware acceleration completely. Wasm reduces recompilation time on client side, which is not a big deal in this case.
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by lisivka 10y ago
It's looks like you have very limited experience with Linux distros. Nobody forces Linux users to use repositories. We use repositories because we trust them much more than random binary blobs from Internet. Binary encoding contribute
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by lisivka 10y ago
It also great for obfuscation. PS. I am talking about problem of trust, which this binary format creates. Here, in Linux, we are solving problem of trust using distributions, maintainers, signed packages, signed repositories, releases. It&#
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by lisivka 10y ago
Java Applets, Flash, PNaCl, WebAssembly. Chose your poison.
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by lisivka 10y ago
He mismatched C "static" with Java "static". In C, variables defined in the file scope with static keyword, i.e. defined outside functions will be visible only within that file. Any attempt to access them from other file
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by lisivka 10y ago
Pointer is not initialized, program will crash.
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by lisivka 10y ago
We need compatibility of nextgen IP with IPv4 in same way as 10Mb Ethernet is compatible with 100Mb Ethernet, i.e. IPv6 networks must be transparent for unmodified IPv4 traffic, without of encapsulation of any kind, to share investments,
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by lisivka 10y ago
But, with assassins and twitter you can do more than with just twitter.
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by lisivka 10y ago
But we also know that MicroSoft bribe officials for looong time. See link[1] for example. MS can just bribe someone in Lenovo directly. Or, maybe, someone in Lenovo is a huge fan of MS, so he can act against Linux just in case (I saw this i
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by lisivka 10y ago
Thanks. Last time I looked at JS in Sun Java, it was in interpreter mode only due to license issues, so I always bundled Rhino with my projects to be able to precompile JS code, so it will run faster. But now performance of Nashorn is prett
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by lisivka 10y ago
If deal is secret, how you know?
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by lisivka 10y ago
Does it use Rhino (to compile JS into bytecode)?
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by lisivka 10y ago
It's typical MVC application, reinvention of TurboVision.
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by lisivka 10y ago
I am totally agree. It's easier to invest into code to catch and explain unusual situations than to waste time on debugger. I.e., instead of setting of breakpoint in a location, it is easier to write an assert with all necessary debug
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by lisivka 10y ago
It's not a your business unless you will be hit by such car.
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by lisivka 10y ago
Use uMatrix plugin to block unwanted content.
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by lisivka 10y ago
You're forgetting to divide that sum by distances to these stars in square. Thermal equilibrium inside oven and in few light years outside of oven are two very different things.
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by lisivka 10y ago
I newer was in Russia, I'm from Ukraine. I'm similar to Bellingcat, doing amateur counterintelligence.
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by lisivka 10y ago
They tried to kill me in december of 2008, but I was lucky. Then few more attempts were made. One was almost successful - my friend with same name was killed by mistake instead of me. I hired retired policemen to investigate and he jailed f
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by lisivka 10y ago
Saddam still had factories to produce WMD's. Stockpiling of chemicals has no sense when you can mass produce them when needed, after end of sanctions.
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by lisivka 10y ago
Iraq used chemical weapon agains Kurdish people: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iraqi_chemical_weapons_program .
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by lisivka 10y ago
FBI confirmed, after death of Demianiuk that the single evidence against USA citizen was probably faked by KGB[1]. Despite that, USA deported Demianiuk twice: to Israel, where Supreme Court If Israel declared him innocent, then to Germany,
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by lisivka 10y ago
I am already in Russian kill list, since 2008, so I'm not naїve anymore. IMHO, you are mismatching regular propaganda with Russian propaganda (AKA Informational War). Please, read linked book above, it contains in depth explanation of
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by lisivka 10y ago
It can help to fight Russian lies (called «propaganda» or «informational war»[1] in Russia), but, IMHO, they will just create their own «true fact checking network» instead, with their own facts about «double standards of Western government
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by lisivka 10y ago
It's impossible because of laws of thermodynamic. Star can heat it surroundings up to temperature of it surface, and with distance this temperature drops in proportion to square of distance. For example, Sun surface has temperature of
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by lisivka 10y ago
And don't forget about invisible «almost stars», Jupiter like systems, which outnumbers visible stars (IMHO), with their own planets (satelites?) and asteroids.
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by lisivka 10y ago
Every particle is composed from smaller particles, which are floating in a medium (field) formed by much much smaller particles. And this pattern repeats endlessly at any scale. So there no particles, only fields OR there is no fields, only
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by lisivka 10y ago
It was called "Luminiferous aether". Sagnac effect shows that speed of light is not constant: http://www.conspiracyoflight.com/Sagnac/SagnacEarth.html . My understanding is that our Universe is endless in all
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by lisivka 10y ago
G -> GooLanguage ? :-)
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by lisivka 10y ago
MITM introduces significant delays, yet another single point of failure, adds significant risk of leakage. Current DPI are passive, so they have no such problems.

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