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by panpanna 7y ago
Ctrl+B then page up/down. Mouse works too if you enable it in .tmux.conf Note that you have to press Q to exit this mode :(
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by panpanna 7y ago
But ads often slowdown browsing significantly and cause unwanted cpu work and network traffic. Then there is tracking and sometimes even malware...
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by panpanna 7y ago
Note how this doesn't affect apples own apps?
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by panpanna 7y ago
> Whose apps should have come preinstalled on iPhones? At Redmond, we believe everyones apps should come pre-installed. Bought a PC for serious work? well f--- you and please enjoy some candy crush!
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by panpanna 7y ago
> Spotify being the 23rd result for a "music" search is absurd I have hard time believing this was not intentional. Edit: on Android Spotify is at place 2-4. iTunes is nowhere to be seen but that could be explained with the hor
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by panpanna 7y ago
Trust me, is there is webdev monoculture it is "worked on my MacBook retina with safari, so the problem must be on your end"
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by panpanna 7y ago
Wait, where in glibc is SIMD used anyway?
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by panpanna 7y ago
And lots of windows exploited. Google engineers basically fuzzed all vulnerabilities out of Microsoft's font rendering system for free
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by panpanna 7y ago
> The platform itself has not been hacked Not true. For example an unintentional backdoor allowed hackers dump all your data from icloud, bypassing the 2-factor authentication. This was live for 2-3 years before the Hollywood hacks final
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by panpanna 7y ago
> First, the sophisticated attack was narrowly focused, not a broad-based exploit of iPhones “en masse” as described. The Chinese government decided to limit the attack to a 1 million population. Nothing technically stopped them from tar
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by panpanna 7y ago
> ... have no real motivation to improve tooling. They know that developers will build stuff no matter how onerous the terms ... There is absolutely no way anyone could have been worse than Google in first 4-5 years of Android. One compa
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by panpanna 7y ago
Yes, but... This usage goes against many of the security claims of microkernels. In particular. If Linux is big and insecure running it in a VM doesn't really improves its security. It just make sure it doesn't infect the rest of
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by panpanna 7y ago
Even if you manually manage hundreds of machines over ssh, I am still not sure how useful this can be. For one, you still need to manually inspect each window and issue further commands.
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by panpanna 7y ago
There are no proper L4 performance comparisons. A few benchmark L4Linux, where L4 is not used as a microkernel but a hypervisor which consequently proves nothing about the micokernel paradigm.
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by panpanna 7y ago
(and general filesystem performance)
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by panpanna 7y ago
You should try it yourself. We moved almost all development machines to Linux after someone demonstrated how fast Linux built some C project compared to osx and windows.
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by panpanna 7y ago
What you say was questioned recently by Brave, see HN play from 2-3 days ago. (not selling per see, more like carelessly giving away)
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by panpanna 7y ago
(differential privacy originated from independent research by Cynthia dvoark (name?) & others) I think he was joking, referring to a recent trend where Google gets questionably broad patents on security solutions.
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by panpanna 7y ago
This site loads JavaScript from a large number of sites (~6-8 domains, 20 sites in total). This is not "tracking" per se, you can get the site working by accepting JavaScript from the "right" sites (if you know which are
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by panpanna 7y ago
I disagree. People were not aware of the shenanigans Facebook was pulling before the media outrage. Now they are and many are leaving the platform. Exactly how would Google fight back? Kill Android? Close down YouTube??
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by panpanna 7y ago
Old permissions were too broad. Need a file? Here is a permission to look at ALL files! More restrictive permissions (and a new model where you don't need a permission but user decides what file to access) were added later but it takes
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by panpanna 7y ago
Android has better sandboxing for apps (Java virtual machine + process isolation + user isolation + se-linux + containers & virtualization in some cases). But the permission system is so badly designed it's almost wide open. The ha
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by panpanna 7y ago
This should be off by default and enabled manually for people who need it.
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by panpanna 7y ago
> They're offering a cryptographically signed mirror - the first mainstream one available. But why? Who asked for this??
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by panpanna 7y ago
Friendly reminder that this is all to show you "targeted ads". You can fight back by providing fake and bogus data. For example, there are browser extensions that do this for you.
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by panpanna 7y ago
EU should ignore the fines this time and start an "information campaign" regarding behavior of Google and others. I bet that hurts Google 10 times more.
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by panpanna 7y ago
Note that this is the minimum requirement by contract. Samsung for example is still updating 4 year old note devices.
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by panpanna 7y ago
It is widely established that Apple selectively disables features on previous generations to force people buy new ones. Example: with ios7 siri was disabled for some devices. Worked just fine on jailbroken devices.
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by panpanna 7y ago
Actually it went something like this: Palm -> meego -> xda mad scientists -> iOS -> Android Given that Palm UI people now work for Android, this was bound to happen.
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by panpanna 7y ago
Unfortunately?

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