matthews2

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by matthews2 3y ago
There's work ongoing in Wine that will allow 32-bit applications and libraries to be able to call 64-bit host libraries. Hopefully this means that we won't have to mess around with multilib for much longer :) https://ww
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by matthews2 3y ago
No. The eye data is used to prevent people from claiming the sign-up bonus twice. It is independent from the key you'd use to sign transactions. Worldcoin claim that the data from the eye scan is hashed, and then thrown away.
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by matthews2 3y ago
It depends. If your threat model involved an attacker being able to monitor your power supply (as in some kind of embedded system), they’d be able to see the real work done and separate that from the fake delay.
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by matthews2 3y ago
> that's how semver works in practice. > But now you can't even trust python code to work between minor versions. Python doesn't use semantic versioning: https://docs.python.org/3/faq/general.h
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by matthews2 3y ago
> for human population which is going plateau soon It's not an address per person any more, but an address per IoT device or connected sensor, which might continue to grow even if population doesn't.
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by matthews2 3y ago
At least GCC and Clang can recognise most sane implementations of popcount and replace it with an instruction.
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by matthews2 3y ago
If anyone else is wondering, it looks like HPFFP is "Haskell Programming from First Principles" :) https://haskellbook.com/
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by matthews2 3y ago
WhatWG is more like documentation of what browsers are currently doing, rather than a standard
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by matthews2 3y ago
Try avoiding the standard library. Some headers like type_traits are so large and complex it can add a few hundred milliseconds onto each CU that ends up including it.
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by matthews2 3y ago
Many of the systemd components are separate and optional. You can easily eschew from systemd-timesyncd and systemd-resolved, for example.
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by matthews2 3y ago
It has a very good manual. Lennart's blog also has a series named systemd for Administrators: https://0pointer.de/blog/projects/systemd-for-admins-1.html
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by matthews2 3y ago
> In order to provide isolation, I run each service as its own unix user account. systemd's DynamicUser feature could save some time here. It can allocate a uid, then create directories for logs/state with the correct permissio
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by matthews2 3y ago
Airplane was released in 1980.
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by matthews2 3y ago
2009 was declared a vintage year for GUIs.
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by matthews2 3y ago
You're not at work though, this is someone's personal project that they built for their own enjoyment.
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by matthews2 3y ago
The GPL says I must give you access to the source along with the binaries, but it doesn't say I need to give you updates indefinitely.
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by matthews2 3y ago
Archived link without paywall: https://archive.is/OAKFM
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Building a Personal VoIP System(sacredheartsc.com)
318 points by matthews2 3y ago|147 comments
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by matthews2 3y ago
A Makefile :-)
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by matthews2 3y ago
-O999 -fomit-frame-pointer -fbreak-floating-point --param=thing-that-does-not-matter=666
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Spring Modulith 0.6 Released(spring.io)
1 points by matthews2 3y ago|2 comments
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Don’t try this at home: overclocking RP2040 to 1GHz(raspberrypi.com)
1 points by matthews2 3y ago|0 comments
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by matthews2 3y ago
It's like Snapchat, but for databases!
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by matthews2 4y ago
The United States is party to the Berne Convention, so yes.
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by matthews2 4y ago
Given the partial IP address and request time, the ISP could identify the customer.
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by matthews2 4y ago
You can keep a few rolls in a clear plastic bag and ask for them to be hand checked separately.
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by matthews2 4y ago
After buying dozens of domains via Namecheap, I've never lost a domain to front-running. Maybe they know that all of my ideas are worthless...
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by matthews2 4y ago
> You can stay 90 days on a visitor visa and just leave for a weekend every 90 days and start the clock over. In what country is this the case? For countries in the Schengen area, the rule is 90 days out of any 180 day period.
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by matthews2 4y ago
The real bank that I use in the UK cares about what you put in the reference field. Putting something like "AK47" as the reference quickly results in a phone call from them telling you to not do that.
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by matthews2 4y ago
> a bug in an open source library A bug in some code that we took for free and didn't review.

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