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121.
by pepa65 2y ago
Yes, but making sure you can still read your encrypted emails after something went wrong with your setup and you had to reinstall is already harder. How PGP integrates with a system is not trivial to understand.
122.
by pepa65 2y ago
That is awful and I hope it will never pass. It would be a security nightmare. If passed, it should lead to a very wide review of all software using 127/8, and that will never be comprehensive...
123.
by pepa65 2y ago
How do you see that China is an actively hostile power?
124.
by pepa65 2y ago
Yes, that's called galvanic corrosion: metals with different electrical potentials come into contact and water enters the mix.
125.
by pepa65 2y ago
You seem to know a lot about it, but you're really just reinforcing the point.
126.
by pepa65 2y ago
Return value is not needed, so just "call away" -- asynchronously. I guess this means when a return value is used, the call is synchronous, and after running the method processing resumes where things left off.
127.
by pepa65 2y ago
The solution to this is to NEVER align, and use tabs for code indentation. And if you do ASCII diagrams, do them in comments and align them with spaces (of course). Tabs ONLY from the start of a line until code. No mixing of tabs and spaces
128.
by pepa65 2y ago
You're obviously not a Rust programmer.
129.
by pepa65 2y ago
Backwards compatibility.
130.
by pepa65 2y ago
I thought this was about soda water, so I though, interesting, I wonder why, some health benefits? But for sugared or otherwise sweetened soda to make a comeback is disappointing...
131.
by pepa65 2y ago
The one thing I do not appreciate about this Show HN is that there is no repo linked. I do NOT want to install any apps, I just want to build something like this without becoming someone's customer... I guess my implementation would ju
132.
by pepa65 2y ago
We have a 40 yard driveway up a hill and trees in the line of sight. I am going to try this, as it will add another option of contacting us.
133.
by pepa65 2y ago
What would that really look like?? People need to have something in advance to ring your bell?
134.
by pepa65 2y ago
Confirmed, cargo-binstall is not configured for Marmite, so cargo will fall back to install, and the single-binary cargo-binstall will try its heuristics which do not detect ubuntu-latest-binary.zip or macos-latest-binary.zip.
135.
by pepa65 2y ago
I just tried `cargo binstall marmite`, but it feels (in this case?) that it was the same as doing `cargo install`. Anyway, if you have cargo (ergo, the whole rust toolchain), you might as well explicitly download the git repo, as things nee
136.
by pepa65 2y ago
I was going to say that. Pretty crazy! The seatbelt looks more like a robotic arm. Yet at the back there is a curve and a back window. It's really a hybrid car-building. Wondering what the black bar at the top is about...
137.
by pepa65 2y ago
Secure Boot can be leveraged to more securely boot anything you choose, but it does require some setup effort, so I get it if you choose to keep things simple (but less secure).
138.
by pepa65 2y ago
In an UEFI-centered world, you can just look where the bios would look.
139.
by pepa65 2y ago
Windpower is shit, and it's on the way out. It's also polluting in all kinds of ways (visually and materially).
140.
by pepa65 2y ago
Come on man, everybody knows France has their own nuclear weapons, have had for many decades.
141.
by pepa65 2y ago
It would be more complete if you would account for the kleptocrats in the West.
142.
by pepa65 2y ago
If you ran "only Linux, BSD, or MacOS" on a Microsoft hypervisor, yes. I would never recommend that, and your link exemplifies one reason why.
143.
by pepa65 2y ago
I suspect this will result in lots of capable and cheap refurbished PC deals..!
144.
by pepa65 2y ago
Not really, imagemagick is the only package it needs installed (apart from bash and coreutils).
145.
by pepa65 2y ago
I completely lost a 5T encrypted ZFS drive, nothing whatsoever recoverable. That would never happen with LUKS/LVM. ZFS is great on enterprise hardware I'm sure.
146.
by pepa65 2y ago
Why would you want to add muscle mass when you've lifted seriously for a decade?
147.
by pepa65 2y ago
Well, then once you've lost 15%, just start again..!
148.
by pepa65 3y ago
Anyone that maintains a critical piece of code could get compromised by threats and blackmail, regardless of how clean they were.
149.
by pepa65 3y ago
The weird characters are part of the syntax here. Of course, you can make it more verbose, or more flexible/configurable.
150.
by pepa65 3y ago
No, getline() will stop reading at the newline, even if more (non-NUL) characters follow. EOF is end-of-file.

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