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by nneonneo 3y ago
Second this, I am extremely happy with CarPlay on my Mazda. There are lots of physical controls that just work naturally with CarPlay. No need to use touch controls!
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by nneonneo 3y ago
Google Maps for CarPlay has never shown me any ads nor bothered me to report any accidents. The phone app does, but never when I'm driving. For what it's worth, if Google Maps isn't what you like, you can use any other map
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by nneonneo 3y ago
My Mazda disables the touchscreen once the vehicle is going more than ~10 km/h, yet CarPlay is very usable. It's got a physical knob that rotates through the various on-screen widgets in a fairly predictable order. Most of the a
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by nneonneo 3y ago
Out of curiosity, which manufacturer? I suspect that CarPlay quality varies a lot by manufacturer; e.g. it sounds like GM really never tried very hard to get their CarPlay implementation to work well.
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by nneonneo 3y ago
We had narrowed down our car choice to one of two vehicles a few years back - and the deciding factor was which one came with CarPlay standard. It's so invaluable for us - navigation is great, voice input is excellent, my wife and I ca
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by nneonneo 3y ago
See also “Brainfuck Enterprise Solutions” on GitHub, who have a whole suite of Enterprise Ready solutions written in Brainfuck, such as an OS ( https://github.com/bf-enterprise-solutions/os.bf ), IDE-plus-text editor ( h
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by nneonneo 3y ago
Yes, I agree. Looks exactly like 贤. The irony is that this character means “virtuous, worthy, good; able”, but you’ve received a rather un-virtuous counterfeit chip.
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by nneonneo 3y ago
The article links to https://www.computerbase.de/2023-12/welche-linux-distributio... which does provide the testing methodology. Highlights (from auto-translated German): > Windows 11: All updates were installed and
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by nneonneo 3y ago
nic.lgbt says that the TLD is operated by identity.digital, and it seems you can buy the domains from most popular domain sellers. Good luck on finding your dream .lgbt domain!
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by nneonneo 3y ago
Tangential, but why are people so terrible at redaction? The PDF at https://quad9.net/uploads/URT_05_12_2023_en_Korr_MH_en2_2e62... literally just drew black boxes over text that's still copyable :(
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by nneonneo 3y ago
But this was only necessary because the binary packages for py310-cryptography did not exist on MacPorts for your platform at the time you did the upgrade. MacPorts therefore had to build from source, and that necessitates installing the co
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by nneonneo 3y ago
This isn’t a great article, tbh. Most of the complexity is from compiling the Rust compiler (and its “large standard library”) from source . Of course that’s going to be a complicated affair, because a production-quality compiler is not a
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by nneonneo 3y ago
People have been developing “safer” C/C++ extensions for literally decades. Very few of them have caught on, and those that did are usually in niche applications. Rust is the best shot at a safe C/C++ replacement language. Buffe
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by nneonneo 3y ago
To be completely clear: most of the long install process and crazy list of crate dependencies is due to building the Rust compiler toolchain and Cargo tool from source, which MacPorts does when it cannot find corresponding binary packages.
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by nneonneo 3y ago
China is a special case in that GMail (and many other services) are blocked; most of the directly-accessible major services are operated by companies that will readily cooperate with the government. Hosting your spies in an environment wher
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by nneonneo 3y ago
Come to think of it, maybe it isn’t such a good plan to give every one of your informants a unique domain to communicate on. Pretty much any government these days can survey all the internet traffic in their country. Wouldn’t it be a little
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by nneonneo 3y ago
The camera hardware implements the readout upon command from the application processor (what you'd normally call the "CPU" of a phone), and the readout does have to be carefully timed in order to ensure a consistent exposur
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by nneonneo 3y ago
The Reuters story ( https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/usa-spie... ) made this more explicit: there was a password field on the site, poorly disguised as a search feature, that would open a chat box
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by nneonneo 3y ago
From TFA: > We've covered this already. But we haven't talked about the other side of the equation: Ad block rules can't be updated quickly anymore. Today, ad blockers and privacy apps can ship filter list updates themselv
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by nneonneo 3y ago
Weirdly, earlier today I had a bunch of problems loading Google web properties on Firefox - GMail hung completely (wouldn't even load all the way! no more basic HTML option!) and Sheets was showing half-rendered documents (even after s
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by nneonneo 3y ago
I wonder if this is easier to pull off with "night mode"? A few tests suggests that the iPhone is indeed quite choosy with the exposures that it stacks, so there's definitely a possibility of it picking-and-choosing parts of
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by nneonneo 3y ago
Rolling shutter won’t cause this: the readout of the whole frame happens in a fraction of a second, and I don’t see someone moving their arms quickly enough to trigger this kind of glitch. You usually see rolling shutter effects with object
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by nneonneo 3y ago
Hah, if you’re referring to the fact that repetitive digits show up in 2FA codes, this is a great example of a randomness illusion. Of the 1000000 possible 6-digit numbers: 151200 have six unique digits 453600 have five unique dig
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by nneonneo 3y ago
It’s not just security flaws you should worry about, because the arguments against CSPRNGs often involve situations with no security implications (e.g. rendering in games). It is absolutely the case that a crappy RNG can compromise a render
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by nneonneo 3y ago
You’re just spouting theoretical numbers here, not actual real-world numbers. First, ChaCha20 can easily be around 1-3 cpb, which translates into around 4-12 c/u32 (source: AVX2 perf of Go ChaCha20 package: https://pkg.go.de
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by nneonneo 3y ago
The author is not wrong, the code really is crazy. Here's another random snippet from the ugly rewrite: for(char relative[] = "-2"; (relative[0] ^= '+' ^ '-') == '-' || ++relative[1] <=
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by nneonneo 3y ago
This is a joke, right? There’s nothing in the repo. Is this from someone we expect will produce a functioning implementation?
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by nneonneo 3y ago
One of the linked issues has this to say ( https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/122098785 ): > As a company, we develop a library that collects sensor and location data from the device, sends it to our platform, and
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by nneonneo 3y ago
In regards to extensions: it is my understanding that WebExtensions were never sold as being capable of as much as XUL addons, because XUL addons could rewrite just about anything in the browser and cause just about unlimited breakage. The
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by nneonneo 3y ago
No idea where you’re getting that stat? USA GDP nominal: 26.950T Canada GDP nominal: 2.118T All figures USD, 2023 estimates.

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