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mkj
10y ago
It's a command, not a syscall!
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mkj
10y ago
If a sufficient number of tor nodes decide that a particular onion site is undesirable, could it become filtered and basically unreachable?
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mkj
10y ago
Are you calling the Ballmer Peak a myth?
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mkj
10y ago
Just trying it now, when you go "back" after clicking Images you go to duckduckgo.com, not the previous page you were on. The url changes, so it's a bit strange. Results are decent, though the results page seems harder to ski
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mkj
10y ago
Objective Development (the developers) are a nice company, also providing V-USB - a bitbanging USB implementation for AVR microcontrollers without USB support. https://www.obdev.at/products/vusb/index.html
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10y ago
What kind of warehouse do you need for 25M or aluminium?
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mkj
10y ago
It looks like Instagram's change disabled refcounting too, otherwise they'd still be doing copy-on-read for the refcount variable?
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10y ago
They could be deleting encryption keys to the tapes? All speculation.
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mkj
10y ago
The ones I saw weren't listening on port 443.
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10y ago
Latency/talking over each other always seems a problem for group voice conversations when you have any real latency. So if 50ms is your speed-of-light network limit, it's tricky. Perhaps some very very clever voice reordering soft
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10y ago
I guess it's probably "wait for more advanced robots to be developed"
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10y ago
They got fixed last month. http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man7/random.7.html http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man4/random.4.html https://bugzilla.kernel.org/sho
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10y ago
How hard is it getting a risc-v toolchain going for it?
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10y ago
I guess that won't really scale if a popular federated server (easy to create fresh accounts) starts attracting spammers?
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mkj
10y ago
Are there any docs on how they plan to avoid spam from other federated instances?
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mkj
10y ago
With ipv6 they still need to understand protocols to do connection tracking.
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10y ago
I built one of these years ago, didn't use that that much though. Totally supersed by radio these days. One interesting use of free space optics is working around legal issues. At least in Australia the Telco act (via reference to the
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10y ago
I suspect originally when there were only a few services the glyphs were distinct enough.
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mkj
10y ago
If there are only 6 tabs it should be easy to narrow down which is a problem?
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mkj
10y ago
Did a firmware password prevent it? The same problem with FireWire was prevented by that (a decade ago)
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mkj
10y ago
That'd be my thought. Bankruptcy might slow down becoming a lawyer? Not sure.
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mkj
10y ago
Probably not that terrible if they only do it for accounts that were created and never used. Like all the good GitHub usernames that seem to be abandoned.
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mkj
10y ago
Not sure about those, but Intel compiler (C and Fortran) has had it for a long time.
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mkj
10y ago
Is the strange geometry just one possible arrangement (current best optimisation) or is there something more specific about it? To an outside observer the apparent lack of symmetry etc is surprising.
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mkj
10y ago
Do these drivers have any relevance to OpenCL etc? It seems that could be a bigger market for AMD on Linux than graphics/gaming.
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mkj
10y ago
Nice work there but who really talks like this? "in order to provide users with great content, improve security, and enhance the overall user experience"
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10y ago
YAPTA is a nice acronym, thanks!
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10y ago
Good to see nothing changes. Many years ago I found I could bypass a 760EL password by copying the boot sector from an IBM util floppy disk to any boot disk.
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10y ago
Wonder if we'll see CDNs in space too. Would solve one side of the transmission problem.
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10y ago
The zcash dev team have stated they aren't trading ZEC [1]. You dispute that? https://lists.randombit.net/pipermail/cryptography/2016-Nove...
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