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by noselasd 8y ago
Fair enough - but there's still no more info you could learn from the ENOENT error.
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by noselasd 8y ago
You have to consider the context. When you have an expanding desert, planting a mono-culture of Gao trees to stop this expansion is not a bad thing. In this case the trees will establish a desert fence, bind moisture and improve the soil, w
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by noselasd 8y ago
Do you need to know ? If you're fork/exec and get ENOENT, there's only one path that could relate to, the path to the program you wanted to run.
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by noselasd 8y ago
There are many good videos from the yearly Flight Software workshop http://flightsoftware.jhuapl.edu/
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by noselasd 8y ago
There are studies that suggests grass existed around 100 million years ago though, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16293759
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by noselasd 8y ago
Not "anyone" can use crypto currencies either.
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by noselasd 8y ago
No, it is not purely on a personal level, it is also a deterrent towards other employees.
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by noselasd 8y ago
But then you could change them in trivial ways. This really does make big difference.
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by noselasd 8y ago
The executable file have defined areas, as long as you append/write to that executable, you're working on an area of the executable file that doesn't interfere with anything else
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by noselasd 8y ago
This likely means that you work on systems whose needs are very different from the average needs. Applications absolutely need to be debugged in production, debugging does not only happen upstream before deployments. Unexpected things happe
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by noselasd 8y ago
People need to debug their application. If you need to convince people that this is a myth, you need to tell people how to debug and inspect their application and system. If anything your own response here is like the typical politician- av
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by noselasd 8y ago
Most embedded systems are really unikernels - so yes, certainly they are very widely used. Though the more recent developments of running traditional server software on unikernels have not gained that much traction.
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by noselasd 8y ago
> 1. Is there a protocol specification for source control (like OStatus or ActivityPub but for communicating with a source control server)? Yes - each SCM has at least one protocol. Here's the spec for subversion, https:/&#x2F
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by noselasd 8y ago
What if people are not upset about spending money on the activity of lobbying, or getting your message out, or spending money traveling to D.C. ? They could be upset about paying money directly or indirectly to the poiticians. i.e. perhaps
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by noselasd 8y ago
Please realize that not everyone shares this sentiment, and would rather want a phone suited to their current situation, instead of having to adapt to their phone - like having to buy pants that fits the phone. To me, that's just as mu
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Mark Zuckerberg Discusses Data Privacy with European Parliament President(youtube.com)
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by noselasd 8y ago
I read it as 120 datacenters, each with 10Tbps capacity
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by noselasd 8y ago
Not sure why it's so far fetched ? Romans used industrial processing techniques known to put lead into the atmosphere, while other civilizations at that time did to any large extent not
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by noselasd 8y ago
biking in the heat of holland is fine, unlike in places like singapore
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by noselasd 9y ago
There's an informal trust chain. You only set up BGP peering with companies you trust, and you implement filtering of it's traffic and advertised routes that you know can be trusted. You know that if you do something nefarious, or
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by noselasd 9y ago
no. just as with most things it just have the option to support either or both
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by noselasd 9y ago
Why is designing custom chips risky and distracting ? It seems to have worked pretty ok for e.g. google and amazon.
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by noselasd 9y ago
Not only that - the meeting might be highly useful and productive, but not to _everyone_ summoned. i.e. those that find themselves in a meeting where they are not needed or have nothing to contribute should leave - however that isn't s
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by noselasd 9y ago
They're overbooking their calls. Many people are dialed up simultaneously, but there's not enough people to service everyone at all times. As you answer the call, everyone is busy servicing other people that also answered - your c
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by noselasd 9y ago
Then it would also be trivial to discover if you go and look up the sums at the official site.
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by noselasd 9y ago
The system calls that are not restarted even when SA_RESTART is set, is documented here for linux: http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man7/signal.7.html Look in the "Interruption of system calls and library
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by noselasd 9y ago
Facebook runs an ad network (Facebook Audience - how successful, or how much used this is, I don't know though. If you're visiting a site or using a mobile app served from facebooks ad network, you don't need to be on faceboo
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by noselasd 9y ago
The issue is that if these files are distributed elsewhere by 3. parties, it is trivial for those 3. parties change and compromise the files, but still make the files produce the same MD5 sum.
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by noselasd 9y ago
If you can simply copy the entire hardware design, pcb layout, firmware etc. of an hydraulic press, milling machine, washing machine, surveillance camera, USB serial adapter, etc. you can get a sellable product out the door fast and a lot c
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by noselasd 9y ago
One would assume they know that this log information is critical to the operation of the whole company, and engineer the logging system with that in mind - otherwise they can hardly make any claims about what a car was or was not doing when

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