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by mappu 6y ago
I've done this recently - It really does work (playing audio from a cellphone); if you run into any problems I recommend the slower file versions and maybe retry a few times in case of interference/noise on the cable. EDIT: I also
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by mappu 6y ago
My router (AVM FRITZ!Box) blocks DNS results for anything in the LAN range, as part of protection against rebind attacks. But actually 127.0.0.1 seems unaffected: $ host 127.0.0.1.xip.io 127.0.0.1.xip.io has address 127.0.0.1
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by mappu 6y ago
It is commonly enabled for C++ compilers, but ASLR defends against attacks that Go code is not generally vulnerable to.
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by mappu 6y ago
> TPMs don't impede your ability to repair anything There are some stories like this: https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/akw558/apples-t2-security... It's suggested that many such devices might
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by mappu 6y ago
> if an attacker has unencumbered access to one’s device, all security goes flying out the window This is rapidly starting to become less true - full disk encryption is everywhere, backed by hardware TPMs; the Lockdown LSM prevents roo
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by mappu 6y ago
Here's my screenshot, 100% zoom, Debian/kwin_wayland; https://i.imgur.com/tu1V1pp.png Firefox 68esr (left) is crisp but has too tall characters(?) resulting in a gap in lowercase 'o'. Chrome 80 (right) h
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by mappu 6y ago
It would be interesting to see how an ispc version performs, if it is able to extract any more CPU parallelism.
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by mappu 6y ago
You're looking for Dokku Same git push deploys, heroku-compatible buildpacks or Dockerfiles, all on your own hardware, MIT license.
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by mappu 6y ago
> I wanted basically Sequel Pro, on Linux, for PSQL Have you seen http://sequeljoe.ohwg.net/ ? I'm also following https://github.com/ragnar-lodbrok/meow-sql closely, a C++/Qt port of the
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by mappu 6y ago
There are more than these 3. For example Firefox Lite: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.mozilla.ro...
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by mappu 6y ago
The normal mobile Firefox still supports all extensions, you are not forced to run a GeckoView one yet.
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by mappu 6y ago
rclone has long had a Fuse mount feature using the original B2 API.
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by mappu 6y ago
In terms of using it as an ARMv8 desktop workstation (with decent CPU performance, real SATA / Ethernet / PCI-e connectors) - some other contenders include the MACCHIATObin (quad A72) and Honeycomb LX2K (16-core A72, 750USD) from
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by mappu 6y ago
As a reference point, if you have a cellphone plan with minutes but no data plan, it's not really feasible to dial a 56k-modem endpoint, as it makes use of frequencies that are chopped by the voice codec.
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by mappu 6y ago
You could speak FastCGI (or plain HTTP) over stdin/stdout, although that won't get you accept(2) semantics without some other kind of layering.
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by mappu 6y ago
Going off on a tangent, but this exact problem would be a worst-case scenario for Go getting user-defined generic types instead of only the current blessed ones. t. C++ developer with a mixed std::string/QString/BSTR codebase.
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by mappu 6y ago
Runlevels, for one.
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by mappu 6y ago
I think Codeberg.org is not doing the (normally very fast) Gitea any favors here, because it's hosted on Hetzner in Germany. Lighthouse may only throttle the connection further. Where are the tests being run from? Is there any way to c
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The problem of Ubuntu 20.04, Snaps, and where your home directory is(utcc.utoronto.ca)
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Fedora Workstation: Swamp draining for 6 years(blogs.gnome.org)
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by mappu 7y ago
Most of it must be ARM compatible already, for the iPad version. Also Photoshop was first released in 1987 and has been through all the same CPU transitions as Apple (m68k/ppc/...) so presumably some architecture-independence is b
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by mappu 7y ago
The SD865 still draws less total power for the same workload. The A13 is a huge core with better-than-Skylake IPC, that trades blows with Skylake++ 9900K or Zen 2 3950X in many real-world benchmarks, despite the much lower TDP and clock spe
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by mappu 7y ago
It is on the standards track, though, even if N2472 was not completely accepted it seems like there is a process for this (or something very much like it) to become a standard.
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by mappu 7y ago
The leak also includes most of something called F-STOP, a cancelled Portal project, that apparently looks like Superliminal: https://www.reddit.com/r/Games/comments/eebagv/gameplay_of_a...
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by mappu 7y ago
Buildpacks are used by Dokku and GitLab AutoDevOps via gliderlabs/herokuish. Herokuish is a large bash script; the language autodetection can be inscrutable at times; it has opinions I don't share (e.g. PHP should not commit compo
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by mappu 7y ago
On Linux, you can get Zoom as a Snap or Flatpak, that provides a useful layer of sandboxing.
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by mappu 7y ago
Even an MIT licensed extension can be changed on a whim and pushed through update - and browsers make it deliberately inconvenient to run a local extension checkout long-term. I have a chip on my shoulder here, because i was the victim of w
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by mappu 7y ago
/include/linux/namei.h:13 #define MAXSYMLINKS 40 Only takes one recompile to raise the limit - someone's next project can be regex2symlinks-in-a-bootable-initramfs.
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by mappu 7y ago
Contact tracing does not need to be a privacy invasion - the Apple/Google implementation seems very well thought out. https://ncase.me/contact-tracing
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by mappu 7y ago
The quote appears in the article, on page 3 after some lazy-loading (do you have Javascript enabled?)

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