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by mappu 10y ago
> The Chinese ended up doing that with Kylan Kylin, for others googling: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kylin_(operating_system) It since switched to a Linux base and today powers Tianhe-1 and 2.
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by mappu 10y ago
`chktrust` in Mono can apparently do this. I'm not sure if `osslsigncode` can, but if so, it has less dependencies.
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by mappu 10y ago
Generics in java work via type erasure, so <T> is the same as interface{} by the time the code is running.
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by mappu 10y ago
>C++ doesn't have reflection How would you describe RTTI?
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by mappu 10y ago
Intel submitted a patch to the linux-nvme mailing list to support the original raid system used in the Lenovo Yoga. However, the kernel maintainers turned down the patch because the hardware itself was bizarre, underspecified, and unreliabl
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by mappu 10y ago
OK. Just to clarify, there's no protection against a malicious user with the ability to remove these API calls from their copy of the app?
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by mappu 10y ago
It's different for Go.
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by mappu 10y ago
I assume a combination of public/private keypairs and timestamping. If you trust the client to say "yes, validate via the keygen.sh API", then without loss of generality you can probably trust it to validate using a public ke
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by mappu 10y ago
How do libraries for PHP work? You only need a key management service like this when you go from SaaS to on-prem/equivalent, at which point PHP is in the unenviable position of having readable source files. It's possible to patch
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by mappu 10y ago
What kind of gaming do you mean? Linux is still a somewhat... masochistic choice for that.
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by mappu 10y ago
> most CDNs don't cache 404s Sounds like a good CDN-busting DDoS vector.
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by mappu 10y ago
I've read a number of stories on the topic - the basic technique is to identify the domain registrar or DNS provider and attempt to manually reset the password by spear-phishing with the customer service rep. Once you're in, MX ca
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by mappu 10y ago
Be careful with using your own domain, there have recently been a number of high-profile attacks based on hijacking the DNS.
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by mappu 10y ago
> We do these by taking another full dump and only storing the difference between it and the last full backup that was taken. Do you diff against the same base, or create an incremental chain? How many diffs do you take in between rec
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by mappu 10y ago
>Apple indicates that a new ARM HURRICANE chip family is now supported by the kernel. This is likely a custom ARM chip from Apple as the A7 was dubbed Cyclone, the A8 was Typhoon, and the A9 was Twister. It may even be the A10 Fusion pr
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by mappu 10y ago
An ideal debugger can't be detected. In the specific case of x86 and int3 bps, you can abuse variable-length instruction encoding to jump into the middle of another instruction. Then code execution can differ depending on the presence
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by mappu 10y ago
The question is moot for the mobile market, since Intel don't fab a competitor to Snapdragon 400/600/800 with the same power/performance categories.
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by mappu 10y ago
If it's stupid and it works, it's not stupid. There are plenty of high-speed decompressors that could possibly be adapted to PCM data, though, I'm sure RAD would sell you one.
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by mappu 10y ago
Many A20 features are in mainline kernels now, although sunxi-3.4 is still recommended for full hardware support. http://linux-sunxi.org/Linux_mainlining_effort#Status_Matrix EDIT: The GR8 is specifically called out on this
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by mappu 10y ago
Golang broke on macOS Sierra as well - and since all Go binaries are statically linked, the practical impact is that all compiled binaries stopped working until a compiler update was released. From the Go1.7 release notes: "Binaries b
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by mappu 10y ago
I wrote a gameboy game using the (old) SDCC that ships with the (old) GBDK, and ran into countless issues with what i assume was the C frontend. Rearrange functions in source file? ICE! Reorder variable definitions? ICE! It was very cool to
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by mappu 10y ago
I'm on LiteIDE for Go - have you tried it? If so, do you know how VS Code compares to it? I have a very multilingual project so i'm resigned to using multiple IDEs anyway (LiteIDE for Go, VS for C#, Qt Creator for C++/Qt, Ecl
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by mappu 10y ago
> I have no real account. I always make a new one every few posts partly for privacy reasons This is the logical next step after random site-specific passwords. The login/logout workflow does make this inconvenient though. Browser
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by mappu 10y ago
> Because electrons flowing through MoS2 are heavier Really?
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by mappu 10y ago
Not all, only those that can be proven to be passed to atomic calls. Given the rejuvenated emphasis on compile performance, it's probably not worthwhile to figure that out :) Overall Go's "don't sugarcoat everything with
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by mappu 10y ago
I have a need for quickly aggregating counters across multiple goroutines. `atomic.AddUint64(&central, threadLocal)` works quite well for that, better than pushing to a channel, better than deferring the aggregation until a sync point.
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by mappu 10y ago
Hi, i have a project in Go that interacts with a VC++ dll. My approach was to wrap in extern C and use syscall.LoadLibrary() / syscall.GetProcAddress() as described on https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/Wi
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by mappu 10y ago
This project is using 'subpixel' not to refer to monitor subpixels, but instead, lost information between existing pixels in an image. You're right though, and that's why chroma hinting for subpixel AA has fallen out of
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by mappu 10y ago
There are some interesting caveats to using sync.atomic. Some working code on x86_64 did panic on x86_32 since the target struct member was no longer 64-bit aligned.
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by mappu 10y ago
I guess: University students.

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