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by mappu 3y ago
The first relaying party would see the IP address, but none of the telemetry data. I think it's only the combination of the two that is legally a problem,
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by mappu 3y ago
With that argument - would it hypothetically be legal for anonymised telemetry to be submitted over Tor?
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by mappu 3y ago
Or, for the EOMA68 (if anyone ever receives one).
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by mappu 3y ago
One difficulty with this is, adding a new enum value should therefore be semver-major.
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by mappu 3y ago
MAX_PATH is a #define. So its value is baked in to old binaries. In RAM-constrained world of the past, you would stack-allocate `char buff[MAX_PATH]` and do all your strcpy/strspn in there with no problems. Now, if that app receives a
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by mappu 3y ago
Regarding Hetzner Storage Box's 10 connection limit, Hetzner also has Storage Share (Nextcloud hosting) at basically the same price point (~3 EUR/TB at the 10TB+ size), only it comes with 200 connections. Rclone supports WebDAV fo
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by mappu 3y ago
Feel free to stop replying at any point since I can't really help, but I can't see a reason why /usr/bin/ksplashqml itself would have gone missing. Is it possible that ksplashqml was really present, and actually the
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by mappu 3y ago
A slightly poorer experience for a distro's non-flagship DE is one thing, a major binary being outright missing is another. This should have still worked - Ubuntu does support adding KDE by installing that package, kubuntu-desktop depe
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by mappu 3y ago
I believe you had a bad experience, but i would suggest the blame lays on your package maintainer - in debian (and ubuntu), ksplashqml should be part of the plasma-workspace package, which you can't avoid. What distro were you using?
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by mappu 3y ago
The Synology and QNAP web interfaces are very similar to this, they've definitely got traction.
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by mappu 3y ago
Wasabi's docs talk about public access buckets: https://docs.wasabi.com/docs/public-access-enabledisable
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by mappu 3y ago
Wasabi are B2's biggest competitor, and they just raised their prices to $7, so B2 are still staying $1 cheaper.
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by mappu 3y ago
Btrfs on mdadm is an excellent ZFS alternative.
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by mappu 3y ago
https://lwn.net/Articles/939842/ was the most recent one (August 2023). The article focuses on the NVIDIA proprietary driver but the bulk of the comments are about the impact on ZFS. ZFS is already a very awkward
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by mappu 3y ago
The uops are similar so if x86 has a density advantage, it will be paid back during micro-op expansion. Whether this is really a win or not depends on where your bottlenecks are,
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by mappu 3y ago
Gtk and Qt both fell into this uncanny-valley too - QStyleSheet is very limited compared to browser CSS.
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by mappu 3y ago
Is it possible to tell that if the sale included the whole google account?
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by mappu 3y ago
> I can't remember the last time the Android kernel had a bug that could be triggered by simply sending packets to it. RCE from Bluetooth packets has happened uncomfortably often - CVE-2017-0781+2 (BlueBorne), CVE-2020-0022, CVE-202
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by mappu 3y ago
I think the real issue here is the brew formula - the Qt runtime should be under 50MB (over if you include the chromium packages). Only the full development toolchain might be close to 600M and that clearly isn't needed here,
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by mappu 3y ago
The main benefit of the threadsafe builds was reentrancy support for multithreaded web servers (e.g. IIS / some apache MPMs). They were only slightly slower for single-threaded code. The new PHP 8 fibers are only coroutines on a single
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by mappu 3y ago
With PEP703 you would compile Python either for multi or single-threading mode. The mode affects the ABI and therefore which C extensions are available. Eventually all C extensions would have an available port to the new ABI. The chosen sol
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No-GIL mode coming for Python(lwn.net)
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by mappu 3y ago
If b, c, and d were lazily evaluated (pull-based) you would also avoid this issue,
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by mappu 3y ago
The work phone VM here would still be MDM managed, have policies enforced, support remote lock/wipe, etc. It's a really elegant solution IMO.
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by mappu 3y ago
JPEG was, and remains, "alien technology from the future" (Tim Terriberry)
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by mappu 3y ago
You can still follow or block subreddits without needing to log in, only those blocks would be local to the app, not synced to your account.
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by mappu 3y ago
Stealth ( https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.cosmos.unreddit/ ) has an optional access mode that works by scraping old.reddit.com, that still works.
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by mappu 3y ago
The single FUSE process can coordinate all that with an in-memory mutex. This thread is in the context of filesystems like ext4, which are completely unsafe for concurrent mounts - if you connect from multiple machines then it will just cor
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by mappu 3y ago
LiteIDE is a great native Go IDE too. Also in the no-LSP camp.
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by mappu 3y ago
Most current distros prevent you from making setuid bash scripts, on security grounds. But you can get most of the same effect with a specific sudoers entry.

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