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by mkj 7y ago
Can't you build sqlite statically with musl?
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by mkj 7y ago
Will any Android phones be affected, or they don't support segment offloading?
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by mkj 7y ago
Lots of nice ideas here but especially the PRINTK_PERSIST patch to resurrect dmesg after a quick reboot-on-panic
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The log/event processing pipeline you can't have(apenwarr.ca)
1 points by mkj 7y ago|1 comments
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by mkj 7y ago
At the moment there are still supported Macs without hardware security, a Macbook Pro 2013 for example. It should work OK for the time being.
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by mkj 7y ago
Maybe it's a good use for deepfake technology. Send the audio quickly (that works fine on a telephone, must be OK), then the receiver fakes up a talking head based on that.
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by mkj 7y ago
The "Distribution of content by category" graph would be better as raw numbers rather than percentages. It's hard to tell if the non-gaming categories are shrinking in real terms or just crowded out by Gaming.
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by mkj 7y ago
A bit of speculation here, but perhaps xz won over lzip because it has a real manpage? lzip has the usual infuriating short summary of options with a "run info lzip for the complete manual". Also the source code repository doesn&#
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by mkj 7y ago
Is there an explanation of why it's ipv6 only?
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by mkj 8y ago
That website list is for SHA-2 compatibility, not the new root.
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by mkj 8y ago
> As we had to log out all users from matrix.org, if you do not have backups of your encryption keys you will not be able to read your encrypted conversation history That seems like a fairly bad usability/security design?
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by mkj 8y ago
This could be useful for long-distance remote desktop and SSH too. Curious how to build on top of it for diverse apps though (use it as a VPN somehow?)
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by mkj 8y ago
And then there's the less-luxury option. https://moxie.org/stories/klamath-falls/
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by mkj 8y ago
Missed the second part of the sentence "on Education Department network computers". Not really news.
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by mkj 8y ago
One difference is that Signal and Whatsapp are synchronous so they are able to use deniable authentication. That's in contrast with asynchronous email where signing a message can then be proven to have come from the sender to a third p
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Thermocron iButton temperature dataloggers emit ultrasound audible by bats(2009)(link.springer.com)
1 points by mkj 8y ago|0 comments
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by mkj 8y ago
Arq Backup works well as long as you remember your passphrase.
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by mkj 8y ago
So they had to get rid of all the original Eric Young code? Interesting that a reason it couldn't "just" be relicensed maybe dates back to RSA patent issues. https://lwn.net/Articles/428666/ comment
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by mkj 8y ago
There's https://tlsnotary.org/ which uses the site's own SSL signature to sign the session. No blockchain required!
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by mkj 8y ago
It is a pity that English doesn't have the distinction between people riding bicycles and people riding in lycra, the Dutch Fietser vs Wielrenner
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by mkj 8y ago
Postgresickle has a nice ring to it.
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by mkj 8y ago
Anyone know what Amazon are using it for?
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by mkj 8y ago
I guess there would be. Is there anything forum mods could do to repel it?
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by mkj 8y ago
Good work Kenton Varda getting his initials into the product name!
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by mkj 8y ago
I'm serious. How many furniture items are in a house that are unique and aren't owned by any other person who also has an iPhone?
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by mkj 8y ago
I guess eventually they could train it with a database of "known objects" so it knows how large they are? There must be a finite amount of things that people want to measure, right? And even if there are novel items, Siri could as
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by mkj 8y ago
And the thumbnails are >100DPI, for modern screens.
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by mkj 8y ago
Did your parents get any benefits when you were a child?
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by mkj 8y ago
I reckon a dynamo hub and good always-on lights is perhaps the best cycling purchase I've made for my commuter bike. No faffing around with charging batteries and blinking lights, just leave it go all the time. ("perhaps" bec
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by mkj 8y ago
I wonder how the "Functional speedometer built entirely from LEGOTECHNIC elements" works. Do technic pieces have springs/magnets, or they're using elasticity of the plastic pieces somehow...

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