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by mitxela 29d ago
Which is why Grapheme runs them in a sandbox. You can too.
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by mitxela 29d ago
GrapheneOS does, however, register on the FBI's radar because a lot of criminals know to use it, and the FBI can't crack it.
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by mitxela 29d ago
You can dot his but it won't be Graphene but something else, like LineageOS. As long as Graphene's selling point is extreme privacy and not just more privacy, it will be this way.
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by mitxela 29d ago
Worst case we can buy phones and physically replace their Application Processors with liberated ones.
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by mitxela 29d ago
Especially Android, which is an ever-growing pile of spaghetti almost as bad as Windows.
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by mitxela 29d ago
Normally you have to unlock the phone before unlocking the bootloader, and that is the protection.
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by mitxela 29d ago
Yes, as opposed to the Fuchsia kernel where they wouldn't even get that. We're lucky Google is institutionally incapable of creating things.
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by mitxela 29d ago
How did that happen, anyway? Tabs? What's the next killer feature after tabs? Maybe sync?
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by mitxela 29d ago
Some people are thinking "Firefox doesn't have a chatbot so I'll use chrome" though
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by mitxela 29d ago
I'm not sure Mozilla clears it. Zen or Librewolf or PaleMoon clears it.
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by mitxela 29d ago
Windows only isn't still 90% market share because of Wine, then Proton.
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by mitxela 29d ago
When you realize that keeping people on proprietary mobile OSes is a matter of national security it makes more sense. The USA spares no expense for national security.
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by mitxela 29d ago
In C++ you're not allowed to call main yourself, so that the compiler can call the global constructors at the start of main.
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by mitxela 29d ago
In C. In C++ it's an error to not return, as it should be.
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by mitxela 29d ago
Ask your compiler vendor for a -fallow-infinite-loops
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by mitxela 29d ago
So the compiler can merge two computation loops without proving termination.
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by mitxela 29d ago
The original UB was to allow the compiler to merge two loops without proving termination.
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by mitxela 29d ago
Sounds like a compiler bug that a standard feature implementable in freestanding doesn't work in freestanding.
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by mitxela 29d ago
Impl specific. If you're building bare metal, pass -ffreestanding so GCC knows it's not allowed to call OS functions.
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by mitxela 29d ago
The standards intended interpretation of UB was always intended to be something like "implementation defined, no documentation required" to allow for implementation weirdness, even unpredictable ones. It was compiler authors who d
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by mitxela 29d ago
Isn't that the strategy for most of the stuff in C++? It's the common denominator of a wide variety of platforms. That's why numbers didn't have to be two's complement and characters didn't have to be ASCII for
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by mitxela 29d ago
I thought it was generally so the compiler can merge two computation loops without proving if one of them runs forever .
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by mitxela 29d ago
I can't find anything saying variables are zero initialized by default in C++20. But the reason to do so is obvious: many bugs are caused by the lack of this, and as long as you can opt out with "= void" or something, it&#x27
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by mitxela 29d ago
Not necessarily, could be a change in environment. E.g. teaching people to read by imagining a voice in their head teaches them the voice is their own. It's probably BS though.
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by mitxela 29d ago
Hitler learned his craft by copying how the USA treated Native Americans.
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by mitxela 29d ago
Bernie never won the presidency though?
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by mitxela 29d ago
I think they call this "flooding the zone"
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by mitxela 29d ago
Ds are doing neither. They're just pretending if they don't change anything, everything will be alright.
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by mitxela 29d ago
They reinterpreted the constitution to say no president can be presidentmore than twice consecutively, even though it doesn't say that. Like how in Russia, the constitution obviously meant to say Putin will always be the president.
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by mitxela 29d ago
no they're agreeing racism is bad

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