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by moosingin3space 7y ago
I've got a pc-engines apu2c4. It's a great little x86_64 PC with 3 Intel NICs. I used to use it as my primary router, and today I'm using it as a development platform for a custom router OS based on Fedora. There's also
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by moosingin3space 7y ago
Meson, btw.
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by moosingin3space 7y ago
webcompat.com
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by moosingin3space 7y ago
Contrary to popular HN memes, most Rust developers aren't zealots.
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by moosingin3space 7y ago
My guess is the raw identifiers syntax introduced in Rust 2018 (`r#` prefix) will handle this.
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by moosingin3space 7y ago
I agree with your second paragraph. The Librem 5 isn't just a "Linux phone", and Purism is trying to build an ecosystem with strong expectations of privacy and end-user control, which is something we don't have today. If
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by moosingin3space 7y ago
Can't reply to the sibling, so replying here. Mozilla used to work that way (upload patch to Bugzilla), but it was so cumbersome they switched to Phabricator.
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by moosingin3space 7y ago
> 100% of the appeal for this phone is that you'll be able to run GNU/X11 on it. I just got rid of X11 from all my desktop PCs, no way in hell I'm using that pile of shit on a phone. Also, it appeals to be because it'
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by moosingin3space 7y ago
Could this not be done though the dependency system itself, if it were sufficiently generic?
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by moosingin3space 7y ago
> WAPM operates synchronously at the moment, but there is no reason why WAPM should not be able to install dependencies concurrently. I'm sorry, I didn't word that well. In Fedora, there is a feature called Modularity that enab
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by moosingin3space 7y ago
> How else do you build native modules It is my understanding that wasmer is trying to create a new ecosystem that doesn't rely on native modules. > run initial post-installation configuration scripts It's been my experience
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by moosingin3space 7y ago
I love WebAssembly/WASI, but I'm concerned about us repeating the mistakes of the past. How does the dependency model work? Can I safely install parallel streams of software? Does it support unprivileged installation? Is the insta
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by moosingin3space 7y ago
Another fix could be to use Hyper with tokio-tls. Under the hood, that package uses Windows schannel, macOS SecureTransport, and a dynamically-linked openssl on everything else.
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by moosingin3space 7y ago
This is my extension: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/workspaces-fo... It's a Sublime Text-inspired navigation tool for Firefox. I use it to jump around between tabs on different workspace
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by moosingin3space 7y ago
Very happy for this. I wrote a Firefox extension with Svelte v1, and will take this release of Svelte v3 as an opportunity to refactor my extension. Thank you, contributors!
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by moosingin3space 7y ago
The really nice thing about Svelte is that it treeshakes really well. I wrote a Firefox extension with Svelte (v1), and when Svelte v3 becomes stable I will be very excited to upgrade.
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by moosingin3space 7y ago
This is a rather tasteless joke.
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by moosingin3space 7y ago
How does DoT avoid this issue? IIRC, DoT runs over port 853, which is trivial to block.
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by moosingin3space 7y ago
The behaviour depends on a few preferences: * network.trr.mode can be set to 0 (disabled), 1 (race native vs TRR), 2 (TRR first, OS DNS as fallback), 3 (TRR only), 4 (run native and TRR in parallel but use native results, save TRR timings f
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by moosingin3space 7y ago
Cloudflare 1.1.1.1 is the default.
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by moosingin3space 8y ago
Why exactly does HN always accuse Rust-related posts of astroturfing? This is completely bizarre to me.
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by moosingin3space 8y ago
This is probably true, but it would be incredibly cool to see a research project that demonstrates this.
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by moosingin3space 8y ago
Also, one very nice benefit this has is that balenaOS has safe, automatic updating of the base system.
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by moosingin3space 8y ago
The key thing you're missing is recruitment. White supremacists need access to the larger platforms in order to recruit new adherents to their bigoted ideology, which is significantly harder to do if they're forced into "unde
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by moosingin3space 8y ago
I disagree -- with traditional VMs, you have to deal with multiple mutable systems. In the Docker/OCI container world, containers are immutable, so you can manage all your changes atomically, from a single source of truth (your Dockerf
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by moosingin3space 8y ago
I agree about Yum as of RHEL7, but dnf/yum4 are actually quite good in my experience.
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by moosingin3space 8y ago
I agree that developer experience is paramount. I've actively made choices to choose tooling with better developer experience (Rust and Elixir over C++ and Erlang, for instance), and Podman will need to have Debian/Ubuntu packages
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by moosingin3space 8y ago
OBS is so good, Fedora (my distro of choice) has a clone of it called Copr: https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/
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by moosingin3space 8y ago
Podman and Buildah have registry push/pull built in, so technically you don't need Skopeo except in CI. (Honestly I'm still a little unsure what Skopeo's ideal use case is.) Podman also has a `build` subcommand that take
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by moosingin3space 8y ago
There are examples of very efficient IPC, just not in UNIX-land. If your IPC system is integrated with the scheduler, the difference between a dynamic library call and IPC can be minimized into irrelevance.

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