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noselasd
10y ago
Do yourself a favor and install pinfo - an info viewer that's actually usable.
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noselasd
10y ago
There's more than 1 day in a week. Seems they calculated it for a workweek 5000g/4people/5days = 250
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noselasd
10y ago
It's a real problem. There are plenty of middle boxes around either at ISPs/cell operators or in residential gateways/modems that interfers on port 80.
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noselasd
10y ago
I'm not sure why you think there is massive overhead, can you explain a bit more about that ?
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noselasd
10y ago
It also seems the designers didn't envision any errors - the system always gives a valid result - which indicates this hasn't been particularly well engineered. A GeoIP lookup can fail, and that error should be propagated through
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noselasd
10y ago
While I don't particularly like how gdb does this either, you can: * "set print pretty on" , this makes structs readable * "x/20b &var" to show a hex dump. But no ASCII, and you have to give it the count (e
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noselasd
10y ago
On that note, are there any documentation that explains the == and === operators in Typescript ? The language spec is only briefly acknowledges the existence of those operators.
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ESA Space Engineering – Software Engineering Handbook (PDF – 2013)
(ecss.nl)
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noselasd
10y ago
You don't really need to change that 500 lines of code with a shorter version on a rover trekking around at Mars. But whatever you do change, you really want to make sure it is worth the risk, screwing that up has greater consequences
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noselasd
10y ago
EINTR is retried automatically if you use sigaction() and set the SA_RESTART flag. If you use signal() instead of sigaction() it depends on your OS whether EINTR is automatically retried - never use signal(). (There's a few exceptions
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noselasd
10y ago
There's dialup over GSM. Though those modems does this by piping data through a software modem and then onto the GSM channel, however it requests a clear channel, so no transcoding is done by the network or the phone (the lossy GSM cod
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noselasd
10y ago
Surely someone can solder it onto an USB stick, SATA interface, etc. with the added circuitry of supporting those interfaces.
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noselasd
10y ago
VNC is a protocol, of which some implementations are GPL, others not. This looks like a new implementation of the server side.
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noselasd
10y ago
The rate a lack of magnetosphere causes your atmosphere to be stripped away is in the order of hundreds of millions years.
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TreeFrog Framework High-Speed C++ MVC Framework for Web Application
(treefrogframework.org)
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10y ago
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noselasd
10y ago
However, adaptive cruise control is not a new thing. Other car brands does not have this issue.
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noselasd
10y ago
Yes, see e.g. https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/RCU/rcu.txt and https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/RCU/RTFP.txt
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Project Euler solutions in Ada
(github.com)
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noselasd
11y ago
Water is not a host in the biological sense.
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noselasd
11y ago
People did reverse engineer the Bosch software[1]. And it's entirely data driven. In short, you program it by tuning/changing its parameters, or as was the case with dieselgate, loading different drive profiles into the ECU. [1]
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11y ago
Sure - but that's a different thing than same-page merging.
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Introducing a 100-year-old mechanical computer
(youtube.com)
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11y ago
Embedded systems like this is normally coded (on top of an RTOS) as individual services each running on one thread exchanging messages with other services. Pretty much like microservices (just not over http) (Take a look at e.g. http:/
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Programming language for novel biological circuits
(sciencedaily.com)
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11y ago
>The code has a lot of comments. But not this kind: i++; // Increment i It does however have this: // Then we increment `current` current++; Buy yes - the comments in the project is written
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noselasd
11y ago
Yes there is. If this system have no write ability onto the relevant CAN-bus, the class of vulnerability you talk about (which comes from the Jeep hack) does not exist. But sure - best practices should be followed.
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11y ago
800CE seems about right for Germany. Prior to that there's very little text being found besides small/simple inscriptions.
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noselasd
11y ago
I'd rather wait until your claims of security issues and remote hacks are verified for the particular vehicle here. All of this is just crying wolf so far.
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11y ago
The same image appears on https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_spectrum with the text: "NOTE: The AUDIO entry in this graphic is there for comparison only. Sound waves and light are two different thi
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Google Data Center 360° Tour
(youtube.com)
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