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by mappu 4y ago
I've done something similar to obfuscate private DB IDs in a large existing application - just ensure they're all Skip32-encoded in all query parameters with an app-wide secret. It works well but you have to be very disciplined to
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by mappu 4y ago
It turns out Rosetta2 does not rely on special M1 hardware memory ordering at all: https://twitter.com/never_released/status/153412764108259328... https://twitter.com/marcan42/status/1534
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by mappu 4y ago
ARM Windows (it was actually always THUMB2 Windows) was officially discontinued as of RT, without ever getting the x86_32 emulator let alone the x86_64 one. But unoffically, there is a leaked build of Windows 10 15035 for ARM32, and it&#x27
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by mappu 4y ago
Matthew Ruffell was keeping the last open grsecurity patchset alive as part of Dapper Linux, but it's stuck on 4.9 and never managed to get a bootable 4.13 port. Another good thing Oracle could do, is to release a CDDL update that is G
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by mappu 4y ago
Nowadays most zip programs will default to using AES (in the way WinZip invented) instead of ZipCrypto.
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by mappu 4y ago
Thanks for your efforts, I'm really pleasantly surprised to hear there is work to improve the GTK 4 experience on non-Linux platforms. Does this port support the native macOS window decorations, or are they client-drawn?
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by mappu 4y ago
If you turn on WAL mode in SQLite, then a single writer does not block concurrent readers. There are good reasons to shard SQLite databases if you want multiple concurrent writers, but i think this particular use case is fine without shardi
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by mappu 4y ago
lit-html is great although at $DAYJOB we ran into some issues with missing linting on them. We now use a JSX renderer that emits plain HTML strings. You get all the ergonomics, the IDE assistance of checking for typos in your attributes, en
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by mappu 4y ago
X11 API without an X server is a super cool concept. I followed the forum thread after OSnews reported on it late last year https://www.osnews.com/story/134362/xlibe-an-xlib-x11-compat... and your progress has bee
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by mappu 4y ago
The whole VFS is an illusion, it's totally possible for the filesystem driver to say one thing in readdir(3) and another thing in fopen(3).
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LineageOS 19 Released(lineageos.org)
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by mappu 4y ago
Famously won't work for n@ai, either with or without the trailing period to ensure global name resolution. The .ai is one of a rare few ccTLDs that have (or had) top-level MX and A records. https://mail.gnome.org/archiv
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by mappu 4y ago
I recently had a requirement to transform email addresses within free text into clickable mailto: links. That needs a regex. /[^ ]+@[^ ]+/ is OK except for trailing punctuation, double @'s, and it definitely doesn't work
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by mappu 4y ago
The EOMA68 project had some similar goals to Framework and had an optional wooden chassis: https://www.crowdsupply.com/eoma68/micro-desktop They haven't had much activity in the last few years though, and the comp
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by mappu 4y ago
For ARM64 performance, if you don't mind a desktop instead, there's https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=ADLINK-A... with a 32-core Altra A1 in it including RAM for 4000 USD. It is very reasonab
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by mappu 5y ago
Just chiming in to say I agree with this take. My work communication is 95%+ Slack, including shared channels with external vendors. Family and friends are all in private group chats on Telegram, Messenger, and Discord. At $DAYJOB we sponso
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by mappu 5y ago
The poster said "be able to", not "does". Inserting themselves in the SMTP relay chain clearly gives them a new technical capability here.
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by mappu 5y ago
The https://vfxplatform.com/ project is really interesting. From the FAQ: > we have the enthusiastic support of all of the major application providers for the visual effects and animation industry, including Autodesk, T
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by mappu 5y ago
At $DAYJOB all the commits have a particular uniform format and are quite restrained and professional. I wouldn't say 'amused' but I agree with you, it did bring me a smile to see this person showing their humanity in their s
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by mappu 5y ago
Unfortunately that won't compile against glibc 2.17 since getrandom(2) was only added to glibc in 2.25. See https://lwn.net/Articles/711013/ for background info,
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by mappu 5y ago
There is also an updated Raymond Chen footnote: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20220113-00/?p=10...
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by mappu 5y ago
I set this all up last month with docker-mailserver, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, the rDNS ptr, sharing LE cert with dokku, with alps for webmail, and it all seemed to be working fine (round-trip delivery to Gmail addresses, etc) until one day I tried
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by mappu 5y ago
That's a quite good idea for another Wordle (/Worldle/Globle/...) clone, but i think it could be a separate project to this one.
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by mappu 5y ago
RRD (zabbix/munin/...) is still better at long-term data storage - if you want to see multi-year trends then Prometheus will take ~TBs of space at its default 15s resolution with no unified downsampling system.
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by mappu 5y ago
As a KDE user i have to download hundreds of MBs of dependencies just to use one GNOME app, i don't think this is a great argument either way.
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by mappu 5y ago
I meant "Responsive" to mean something like media query breakpoints - at certain widths, Telegram will rearrange entire UI elements and change the navigation paradigm.
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by mappu 5y ago
Where can I find the source code for qmlcompiler and qmlsc? qmltc and qmlcachegen are available in the qtdeclarative.git repo (on either code.qt.io or GitHub) but i can't find qmlcompiler nor qmlsc anywhere. I believe they are commerci
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by mappu 5y ago
QML is practically electron - it's runtime interpreted declarative UI plus a Javascript engine. QML still has only rudimentary support for AOT compilation. Both the old qmlcompiler and the new qmlsc compiler are commercial-only: https
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by mappu 5y ago
Gitea has had this feature for a while, it's really excellent.
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by mappu 5y ago
If you have an older device, there is a is night and day difference between OsmAnd~ (the F-Droid rebuild) and Organic Maps (the latest maps.me fork). OsmAnd visibly stutters to load in new tiles whereas Organic Maps is perfectly smooth even

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