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by nsajko 6y ago
It may be something to do with audio, see Chromium's console: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1gpEX5mTiDO7hkJEkOzqhbSBnbW... Does the entire web page depend on audio working?
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by nsajko 6y ago
Sadly, I just get a black screen with a white rectangle in the lower-left corner. Chromium 81.
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Security of Bubblewrap-type sandbox vs. privilege separation between Unix users
2 points by nsajko 6y ago|0 comments
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by nsajko 6y ago
If I may ask, why do you care about your touch pad? At least for me, it pains me to use a touchpad while knowing I could interface with the computer faster with a mouse. BTW, the jumpiness is probably configurable, see https://wi
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by nsajko 6y ago
> There already is one, called Flatpak. I said "a system", making a sandboxing program like Flatpak is the easy part. Also, why is it that neither https://flatpak.org nor https://github.com/flatpak&#
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by nsajko 6y ago
> This is par for the course. Open source does not have any warranty, it can break or be deprecated at any time. I don't care to discuss Wayland right now, if you don't want to use it you don't have to. There is no relatio
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by nsajko 6y ago
I think one would just change the precedence of relevant Xorg configuration files (in xorg.conf.d directories).
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by nsajko 6y ago
There is a pattern of deprecating working software and trying to replace it with experimental stuff, with the design of that experimental stuff often being oriented largely toward less-technical users, with some detriment to old/power
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by nsajko 6y ago
What your saying is consistent with your parent's hypothesis. Compare GP's > declare it deprecated, and propose/impose a replacement that you push as 'better'. Better for what, in which way? It doesn't matte
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by nsajko 6y ago
A pattern definitely appears to exist ;) People complain about Systemd the most; but I fear Wayland more, it will be horrible for power-users if it pushes out X Windows.
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by nsajko 6y ago
I also wanted to point to Numworks as an alternative calculator. It uses a 216 MHz ARMv7-M Cortex-M7 microcontroller and is almost open-source (both the hardware and the software, called Epsilon). https://www.numworks.com/re
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by nsajko 6y ago
I do not know much about it, but I remember Giac being hacked onto the Numworks Epsilon software. Maybe check out Numworks, too, I am going to make a comment now about it here, too. https://www-fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr/~paris
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by nsajko 6y ago
Where did you learn (or, more generally, where do people learn) about those Sum types? The Wikipedia page for "Sum type" redirects to "Tagged union", implying those are synonyms; do you agree with that? Sadly, that Wikip
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Automata Studies (1956)(archive.org)
3 points by nsajko 7y ago|0 comments
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by nsajko 7y ago
This looks great, but while one is playing with it (or, alternatively, while one has classes on electronics), it may be good to know that you do not need your browser to simulate electr(on)ic circuits: try ngspice (should be available on
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by nsajko 7y ago
With names aready being dropped, here are some oldies: Clarke, Asimov, Stanislav Lem.
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by nsajko 7y ago
Ditto, but I think it would be good to accompany the book with some testimonies by/about people who got hurt/killed by chemicals. I remember getting quite giddy about the possibility to get some nitroglycerin, nitric acid, etc. fr
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Schwinger Limit(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by nsajko 7y ago|0 comments
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by nsajko 7y ago
One thing that should also be noted is that ARX hashes are relatively less well suited to silicon implementations. The Keccak team published a short and poignant relevant blog post back in 2017 as an answer to that notorious "Maybe ski
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by nsajko 7y ago
Disappointed they went with an ARX based hash, instead of KangarooTwelve, which uses the Keccak permutation. A lot of people on this thread think that SHA2 is more secure because it is older, but it is my understanding that that is complete
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by nsajko 7y ago
On the contrary, I think this is more damning for Melzer: it seems inconclusive as proof for the accusations of "proactive manipulation of evidence", when he should really have had something more considering all the fuss he is rai
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by nsajko 7y ago
If you want to help with translating, take a look at the PDF: although the OCR is bad, the included scanned text is supposedly OK for humans to read.
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by nsajko 7y ago
The document I posted the link to here says at the top (Google Translate): "Request for getting to take part of the public record The decision of the police authority Polismyrdigheten Approves partly". That is why I said it is &qu
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by nsajko 7y ago
Sorry, but could you reorder your paragraphs so they would be chronological in regard to the timestamps? I would do it myself, but it would not be appropriate as I do not understand Swedish. As far as I realize the chronological order is fr
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by nsajko 7y ago
Have you taken a look at the entire freedom of information document? I am interested if the possible missing context changes your understanding of the situation. Anyway, I submitted a post on HN to request speakers of Swedish to try and mak
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Swedish speakers of HN: Please check if testimony on Assange was manipulated
85 points by nsajko 7y ago|28 comments
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by nsajko 7y ago
It is really absurd how quickly rational comments on this thread that do not support the "Assange and everybody who supports him is an infallible saint and all the world's judicial systems, governments and press are in league to g
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by nsajko 7y ago
This case was prosecuted, with convictions; but Melzer says "Nobody is investigating it.". I am not saying he is wrong, but he seems to be in the habit of casting aspersions without giving examples.
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by nsajko 7y ago
Presumably it is on the Commission to decide that USB-C is to be the next standard, and only then will there be a proposal for a law. (We are not yet talking about a law.)
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by nsajko 7y ago
I think you have to give an example now.

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