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by pajko 5y ago
Apple should have bought Imagination Technologies back then when it owned MIPS.
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by pajko 5y ago
Used to connect a spring to a 9V battery and cut polystyrol with it in my childhood. Also off the shelf children's toys were available at that time based on the same concept.
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by pajko 5y ago
https://www.onlyoffice.com/
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by pajko 5y ago
As a temporary solution Brita water filter might help. For the longer term, you could install a reverse osmosis water purifier in the kitchen sink. https://www.thespruce.com/best-reverse-osmosis-systems-45868...
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by pajko 5y ago
What would happen if a newer version gets released sometime with some added malware functionality?
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by pajko 5y ago
From law's viewpoint, you don't own your face and your fingerprints. The police can force you to unlock your devices via face or fingerprint recognition, or can do it itself by force against your will, but can't force you to
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by pajko 5y ago
> We've had advance in the field of splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen, but it still takes more electricity to do than you get from using the resulting fuel can generate. That's not necessarily true. Several years ago I h
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by pajko 5y ago
Here is a detailed analysis: http://info.lookout.com/rs/051-ESQ-475/images/lookout-pegasu... Official manual: https://archive.org/details/nso-pegasus/
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by pajko 5y ago
Seems like there was a $100,000 bounty on hacking them: > On Friday, Fisher claimed to have hacked the bank in 2016 and proposed a "Hacktivist Bug Hunting Program" that would offer bounties of up to $100,000 to those who hacked
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by pajko 5y ago
Print the page to PDF.
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by pajko 5y ago
This. Also who hates the huge double margins? The slow rendering? The unnatural break-up of text? Meaningless headers and footers? And the whole page-based layout? PDF is not meant for the web. Period.
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Spreadshirt – Security Incident July 2021(help.spreadshirt.com)
4 points by pajko 5y ago|0 comments
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by pajko 5y ago
Was doing a quick check. Looks like the temporary files are not always generated and could not even see any pipes in Process Monitor. EDIT: clang can tell what's being done: $ clang -ccc-print-phases -x c t.c 0: input, "t.c",
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by pajko 5y ago
Not saving everything to files and not doing things via multiple executables does not mean that a compiler does things in a single step, generating machine code directly from the source code. Both gcc and clang support the -save-temps switc
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by pajko 5y ago
A compiler compiles something to something. For example, gcc compiles C code to assembly, which is then compiled to machine code by gas. Clang does the same: https://freecompilercamp.org/clang-basics/
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by pajko 5y ago
> I do not expect it in any way to abstract away the CPU C was especially designed to do that! https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53100198/what-is-the-pre...
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by pajko 5y ago
Also there is https://www.cs.huji.ac.il/~yweiss/Colorization/ Had implemented a Khoros filter box based on this for my Computer Graphics class back then.
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by pajko 5y ago
There's a neat solution to overcome the ABA problem - tagged (versioned) pointers. Define the pointer as a conjugate of a version and a raw pointer and every time a new value is being set for the raw pointer part, increase the version.
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by pajko 5y ago
Memory allocation can be avoided by using preallocated buffers for storage. Yeah, that limits the number of maximum elements and could waste memory like hell, but have to live with that and get performance in return. Race could be eliminate
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by pajko 5y ago
> But digital communication, especially when encrypted, would completely blend with the background noise.. right? Not exactly. The important part is that how the signal is modulated, or more precisely, whether the spread spectrum of the
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by pajko 5y ago
I remember reading an article about this in my childhood, during the early 90s, when the name Chaos Computer Club has stuck in my mind immediately. Strange that it does not get mentioned here. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki
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by pajko 5y ago
ORF has posted a similar article: https://orf.at/stories/3171579/
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by pajko 5y ago
Well they have already set foot in Hungary, where chinese workers are going to build a new railway line and a new university campus for Fudan, all paid by chinese loans.
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by pajko 5y ago
Nope, that's Moldova. Reasons: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russians_in_Moldova https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transnistria
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by pajko 5y ago
Promoters of Crypto Ponzi Scheme OneCoin Murdered in Mexico (2020) https://www.coindesk.com/promoters-of-crypto-ponzi-scheme-on...
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by pajko 5y ago
It's about accessing memory plus an extra conversion step vs. accessing memory in the right order in one step. As an extra, platform-dependent implementations of the accessors could be done, like using the LWL+LWR instruction pair on M
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by pajko 5y ago
That huge macro appears to be wrong, as there are little endian PowerPC systems, where __ppc__ and _powerpc__ macros are also defined, making the outcome of the detection invalid.
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by pajko 5y ago
What are the technology's limits? Would it be possible to create mRNA shots to grow more muscle tissue, regrow teeth or lost limbs?
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by pajko 6y ago
HIV vaccine is in the works: https://www.europeanpharmaceuticalreview.com/news/141892/nov...
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by pajko 6y ago
Here you are: https://chromium.woolyss.com/ Sources: https://github.com/Eloston/ungoogled-chromium

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