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by nsajko 6y ago
In case there's somebody else who couldn't quickly find what book is this a review of, it's "The Fiume Crisis" with ISBN 9780674244245. In case somebody is interested in this part of history, here are some Wikipedia
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by nsajko 6y ago
I think that a more interesting approach is enhancing the fit of the mask to the face. Apart from improved protection, a better fit means that water vapor from one's body doesn't fog up one's glasses! One of the references of
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by nsajko 6y ago
There's a real gem at the end: > However the family succession and continuing presence of the military at the heart of power may reassure nervous allies such as France and the US, observers said. With a link to this Twitter thread:
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by nsajko 6y ago
One big problem with your wish is that it's underspecified. How close to danger would you put the politicians, exactly?
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by nsajko 6y ago
It seems like there's lots of tools like these, but they all seem to be obscure. Another one is Imunes: https://github.com/imunes/imunes http://imunes.net
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by nsajko 6y ago
No, the FAQ is devoid of substance, it doesn't give any concrete reason for the fork, much less a technical reason. The fork also predates Rizin's new Projects functionality. > Moreover, there are a lot of different technical d
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by nsajko 6y ago
FTR here's my deal breaker with Firefox: Just tried using it and was pleasantly surprised that it mostly worked fine with DWM (an X11 window manager), and it could play sound from my built-in sound card fine, even though I don't h
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by nsajko 6y ago
Sure, writing kernel code in a more modern language could be a big improvement in the short run (well, as soon as one can write the code, I guess). But what about the long(er) run? By the time this project gets ready for serious considerati
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by nsajko 6y ago
Innopolis seems to have official websites here https://innopolis.ru and here https://sezinnopolis.ru It's in Russian, but Google Translate works nicely on the sites.
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by nsajko 6y ago
You misread me, I specifically referred to the older variants as widely used, in contrast to the (somewhat) newer, more developed ones.
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by nsajko 6y ago
I don't see what things am I confusing. But I should have been more clear: when I said that LuaTeX is current, I was referring to how it's still being actively developed. AFAIK pdfTeX and XeTeX get just the occasional bug fix.
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by nsajko 6y ago
This ancient implementation of TeX is still widely used, but note that there were historically many other implementations, and the current one is LuaTeX, together with its experimental fork called LuaMetaTex: https://en.wikipedia
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by nsajko 6y ago
I read your entire comment. Be civil.
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by nsajko 6y ago
Libinput is not a Wayland thing, and it's actually the recommended solution on X11.
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by nsajko 6y ago
> Yes you can, wlroots has an extension for that, [...] Exactly my point.
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by nsajko 6y ago
> solve the other problems in ways that reduce fragmentation > look in other places There's a contradiction here. How do you expect to avoid fragmentation if adding additional protocols alongside Wayland is required? I mean, obv
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by nsajko 6y ago
> That's not a Wayland problem. Exactly, "not a Wayland problem". That's the problem with Wayland, nothing is a Wayland problem. > Make a service its own daemon with a dbus interface or something like that I don&#x
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by nsajko 6y ago
It was apparent that other people here care, so I wanted to know why. I know that transferring that kind of appreciation may be difficult; as I remember how some people were not amused with the Eddie van Halen thread being popular on HN, an
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by nsajko 6y ago
Friendly compared to Wayland. X Windows offers many features that the designers of Wayland decided to exclude to keep their protocol simple, and for some security theatre reasons. But this simplicity is deceptive, as it means that impleme
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by nsajko 6y ago
> Wayland is staged to replaced X11 Wayland can't possibly replace X11, it's got a fundamentally different (I'd even say broken or even malicious) design. If anything, some Wayland compositors may emerge as dominant deskto
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by nsajko 6y ago
Not an ffmpeg wizard here, but here are my screencasting commands. Probably the most useful knowledge in this snippet is how to use Alsa from ffmpeg; i.e., Alsa devices can be referred to as hw:0 , hw:1 , etc; and one finds out which devi
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by nsajko 6y ago
Admins/mods, if possible change the link to HTTPS: https://ffmpeg.org/#pr4.4
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by nsajko 6y ago
Support for decoding MS Paint images, see https://ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-all.html#Image-Formats
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by nsajko 6y ago
Interestingly, there's another book with the same title. Both are from 2005: By Dephillips: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/437452.Corporate_Confide... By Shapiro: https://www.goodreads.com&#x2
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by nsajko 6y ago
Wow, thank you so much for these links, I'm ashamed of not knowing about differential fuzzing before!
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by nsajko 6y ago
> Any part of your software that consumes data across a trust boundary is a perfect candidate for fuzzing. Sure, but one thing I don't understand is why fuzzing is not used more often for testing basically any pure function (whose o
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by nsajko 6y ago
> overwhelmingly those drugs aren't used or even approved for use in medicine and never have been I just went to the Wikipedia pages for Dianabol and Trenbolone, and it so happens that both substances were, in fact, used in medici
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by nsajko 6y ago
> Garbage collection does almost the same thing As far as I understand, smart pointers are actually a somewhat stupid form of garbage collection.
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by nsajko 6y ago
Check out at least: * auto * namespaces * templates * lambdas The standard library is much more useful and expansive than C's. And if you really care about performance, C++ is the obvious choice (but it does have its pitfalls, I think)
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by nsajko 6y ago
No, they are intended for helping with performance (letting the compiler know which branch of execution should it make the "default" for the CPU). But see "Don’t use the [[likely]] or [[unlikely]] attributes": https:&#x

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