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by ninkendo 2y ago
GPL3 closes what was considered a loophole, where device makers would ship a product derived from GPL’d code, and release the source, but provide no ability for users to actually compile and run that source on the device (this was called “t
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by ninkendo 2y ago
The creators you’re paying on Patreon aren’t hosting their own videos though, YouTube is. Hosting videos isn’t cheap, who should cover that cost? I get that YouTube doesn’t give enough of a percentage of profits to the creator, but the alte
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by ninkendo 2y ago
In your view, is IVF eugenics?
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by ninkendo 2y ago
No, it won’t. Rocket is issuing 2 syscalls for every 4 kilobytes, which is what is killing the performance.
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by ninkendo 2y ago
Disabling sendfile in nginx makes it take 170ms instead of 150ms on my system. Because nginx knows to tune the buffer sizes properly, which goes a long way. Using strace reveals what’s happening, rocket is reading and writing to file descri
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by ninkendo 2y ago
Fun experiment, try and benchmark a simple file download on a simple web server using rocket.rs (which also uses tokio and hyper, and has a built in fileserver type, so just a few lines of code) and compare it to a vanilla nginx config. Her
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by ninkendo 2y ago
Congress is 55-ish% Trump’s party and 45-ish% everyone else. Nobody in the Trump party would ever, ever, ever do something Trump didn’t want. The entire party platform is basically “whatever Trump wants”. Anyone who disagrees was primaried
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by ninkendo 2y ago
> you might just not be a member of the intended audience There’s no relationship between people who would appreciate the history the author was trying to communicate, and people who aren’t distracted by prefixing a pointless zero before
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by ninkendo 2y ago
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by ninkendo 2y ago
To add to this, YouTube Kids is an entirely different beast altogether depending on if it’s on a touch screen your kid can control, vs on a TV where you have the remote. I feel a lot of people talk terribly about YouTube Kids because they
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by ninkendo 2y ago
> the answer to Apple's quality problem is to begin baking QA back into the process in a meaningful way after letting it atrophy for the last decade or so. As a former Apple employee of 13 years: Apple knows about the bugs. QA isn’t
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by ninkendo 2y ago
> system settings is awful, at least I can search there to not wrap my head around it When it works. Last time I typed “keyboard” in the system settings app, the keyboard settings weren’t part of the results. Ditto “mouse” or “trackpad”.
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by ninkendo 2y ago
> Getting more elaborate emoji tapbacks doesn't make up for fundamental instability and poor syncing behavior. C'mon! Oh but you forgot about the “catch up” button they added 2 releases ago that takes you to the last unread mes
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by ninkendo 2y ago
That’s true in theory, I’m not sure about in practice. It could also be the case that a company says “human support is too expensive, throw in a chat bot to stem the tide”, see the number of calls drop, and call it a success. Never mind how
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by ninkendo 2y ago
I used to ride a motorcycle in the Bay Area and could get to work in less then 20 minutes, where a car would usually take me 60. Lane splitting, driving 100mph when there’s enough space to do so, and generally being a maniac can get you pla
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by ninkendo 2y ago
Yeah you’re going to need to elaborate and post your sources here. If there’s zero protection at all, show how I can run `docker run -it alpine sh` and break out of the container. Without exploiting any 0days. No, --privileged doesn’t count
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by ninkendo 2y ago
That’s a horrendously bad take, running as uid0 in the container doesn’t mean “no sandboxing whatsoever”. You’re still namespaced with respect to pids/network interfaces/filesystem/etc, and it’s not supposed to be possible to
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by ninkendo 2y ago
There’s no easy answer here, starting from scratch and rethinking everything carries a very high risk of disaster. They just need to start giving a shit. Care about bugs for once. The whole software org needs to take the time to go through
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by ninkendo 2y ago
It’s interesting because I have a 2 and 4 year old and they absolutely love Lego, play with them whatever chance they get. But neither of them are close to having the skill to master video games yet (I tried playing Mario kart with them on
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by ninkendo 2y ago
Oh, right, duh. Yeah it’s just n^2. (If it was n+(n-1)+…+1, then my equation would have been correct, but you’re right, since order matters it’s just plain n^2.)
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by ninkendo 2y ago
It’s not factorial, that’d be ludicrous… Rather it’s (n * (n+1))/2, which is similar to factorial but using addition instead of multiplication.(52+51+…+1) So a lot, lot smaller.
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by ninkendo 2y ago
> I love that they picked Go instead of the fashion to go Rust This seems super petty to me. Like, if at the end of the day you get a binary that works on your OS and doesn’t require a runtime, why should you “love” that they picked one
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by ninkendo 2y ago
I’m so sad that my page[0] never got archived… I started it in 1997, a few years before Yahoo bought it, and I think at some point I didn’t migrate the account or something, and it went away before anyone was really archiving anything on ge
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by ninkendo 2y ago
> I frequently run into dynlib issues with regards to incompatible glibc references when sharing binaries Assuming you’re talking about rust binaries, this would only happen if your binary is using glibc symbols that don’t exist on an ol
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by ninkendo 2y ago
People are using a term in a different way than you want them to. They use static binary to mean “the dependencies I specify in my package manager are all put in the one binary, and it doesn’t require a separately installed runtime to run”,
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by ninkendo 2y ago
Nobody’s making a big deal about in it in this thread but you.
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> Rust executables are only 100% static on OSes that expose system libraries as static libraries This seems to be a weird hair to split. GP clearly means “a single executable you can run on any install of the target OS without dependenci
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by ninkendo 2y ago
> HTTP 3 should have been split into three: a file access protocol, a arbitrary TCP like pipe and a metadata channel HTTP3 is basically just HTTP2 on top of QUIC… so you already have the tcp-like pipe, it’s called QUIC. And there’s no re
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by ninkendo 2y ago
> Looking at the console can get rather depressing Opening Console and watching critical error messages stream in at an alarming rate when you do basically anything in the entire OS, is a great way to remind yourself just how bad Apple’s
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by ninkendo 2y ago
You’re describing 464XLAT, it’s how T-Mobile internet works. iOS, macOS and windows all support what you describe out of the box (although last I checked, Windows inexplicably only does this if the interface is a mobile/5G interface. T

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