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by opello 10y ago
Isn't it enough that it makes it more difficult than necessary to compare the various offerings in the field (PVS-Studio, Coverity, Klocwork, etc.)? Is there seriously sufficient competitive advantage to stopping casual consideration o
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by opello 10y ago
> In theory you can scale this up and copy the contents of memory into an FPGA ... In practice it would have to be in external memory (DDR, flash, etc.) that the FPGA would use to back transactions because FPGAs don't have 32GB of m
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by opello 10y ago
I was curious how the squashfs was generated too but didn't find anything describing it.
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by opello 10y ago
They also mirror releases to Sourceforge: https://sourceforge.net/projects/android-x86/files/
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by opello 11y ago
Not wrong at all. Certainly would have saved people here. Maybe there's a commentary about progress and the quality of the infrastructure that some incident hasn't made people cache dependencies yet...
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by opello 11y ago
This is MiniPCIe which would only have a x1 connection to the edge fingers, which means only 4 GTP connections would be needed (and the XC6SLX100T has 8 IIRC).
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by opello 13y ago
Do you really think that it assumes the reader is male? Why not the caller? Can't the function written in the user's code be masculine, just like boats are feminine? (This was largely intended as hyperbole, I don't know why
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by opello 13y ago
I'm not sure if it's possible to get the released file out of SourceForge, but my complaint would be (as a user that generally verifies cryptographic checksums) that what I downloaded didn't match what the project advertised.
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by opello 15y ago
But do you realize that the security personnel, cleaning ladies, and contract workers [your classes of employees] do get the perks? Just the special contractors with their golden badges don't.
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by opello 15y ago
I find it hard to disagree, but after "mindlessly" opting in to the transfer, I was skimming the terms and saw heavy protection on the bookmarklet of all things. That little bit of javascript that pops open a window and sends the URL, se
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by opello 16y ago
Particularly handy for USB on Linux is the 'usbmon' module. Which when used with a kernel that has debugfs support, you can mount debugfs and use a new enough Wireshark to monitor the USB traffic. http://wiki.wireshark.org/CaptureSetup/US
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by opello 16y ago
Interesting question, and similarly related I think are groups like IEEE's Women In Engineering (WIE) and Society of Women Engineers (SWE). I don't perceive any particularly radical feminist spin with regard to these groups. And the goals