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by poizan42 11y ago
If it was proven that it's not in P then we would have shown that P!=NP which would be HUGE . No, this is "merely" finding a more efficient algorithm for a problem which we still don't know exactly where belongs. From a
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by poizan42 11y ago
Or the seller creates a new account and keep selling the cables until another bad review. And then does the same again and so on.
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by poizan42 11y ago
That I agree might be a problem. If the case ends up being decided in favor of Christoph Hellwig based on that then I wonder if what happens isn't just that companies gets a third party to distribute a modified kernel (as source code)
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by poizan42 11y ago
I didn't say it would infringe on anything just that it would be a derivative. Maybe that was a bad example though, but do we really want to disallow opensource project from extending proprietary software without the blessing of the co
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by poizan42 11y ago
Who said anything about that?
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by poizan42 11y ago
I'm talking about that if a proprietary driver that links to the linux kernel is a derivative work then surely an open source driver linking to the Windows kernel is too.
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by poizan42 11y ago
So if VMware loses this what would prevent e.g. Microsoft from claiming that the kernel driver in Process Hacker is a derivative work of the Windows kernel? Or worse, anything that patches a Windows DLL is a derivative work of that dll?
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by poizan42 11y ago
Everything in kernel space is "the same process". Using something as a library exactly means that there is an API to use. If the proprietary part of the kernel module directly pokes around in private symbols in the kernel then I c
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by poizan42 11y ago
> Finally, the response explains that vmkernel and vmklinux don't “communicate over an interface”, rather they run in the same process as a single computer program. Thus, VMK API, as used by vmklinux, is not an “interface” as set fo
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by poizan42 11y ago
You could probably spin it out even with the magnet activated. The friction coefficient is probably too low for any realistic electromagnet to be strong enough to make it impossible to "slide" out. Just try with a magnet on your f
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by poizan42 11y ago
Seems like exactly what trademark law was designed to prevent.
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by poizan42 11y ago
There is not really anything in .net that is exclusive to C#, though Microsoft.CSharp.dll has the purpose of supporting the C# compiler. Array.Copy is part of mscorlib which is the most basic parts of .NET, and is defined in the ECMA-335 st
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by poizan42 11y ago
> We can also combine expressions to build multidimensional arrays, and that Array.concat will concatenate (flatten) an array of arrays even though the documentation states and provides and example that it only concatenates a sequence of
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by poizan42 11y ago
Or maybe it has been exploited for a long time without anyone noticing it, and now the attackers screwed up?
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by poizan42 11y ago
In the broadest sense a compiler is any program that translates between different representations af a program. In that sense one can also consider a decompiler as a compiler. Also we usually use the term compilation (or more specifically A
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by poizan42 11y ago
Transpilers are compilers... The term is usually used for a compiler which compiles between languages at about the same level of abstraction.
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by poizan42 11y ago
But in the case of Happy Birthday licenses the contract would have been agreed to on false pretense, wouldn't that count for something?
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by poizan42 11y ago
It interferes with the filtering. You should try to first filter, then "Hilbertize" and then deflate
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by poizan42 11y ago
Well Quake is open source, so that might be a good place to start: https://github.com/id-Software/Quake I don't know if it's described sufficiently detailed anywhere besides the source though.
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by poizan42 11y ago
Because we don't know how to make it 0.xx1% charged and keep it that way until you need the energy.
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by poizan42 11y ago
I wrote "Felis catus"
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by poizan42 11y ago
Or target Core CLR with C# and build with .NET Native...
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by poizan42 11y ago
I stayed at Bally's. We just got normal Bally's room keys. Maybe we arrived too early (Tuesday)?
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by poizan42 11y ago
He lost me at "room keys". WTH are those? I didn't get a DEF CON room key.
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by poizan42 11y ago
There's no way you really can tell how much of the effect is due to the sleep deprivation and how much is due to neuronal loss.
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by poizan42 11y ago
> There are networks that exist today that'll happily explain an entire scene to you (the whole "this picture contains a pizza sitting on an oven in a kitchen and there is a dog in the corner"), which is closer, but still
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by poizan42 11y ago
Hungarian dynamic typing even - just prefix everything with var.
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by poizan42 11y ago
Even if you think the wasted ram and the security issues isn't a problem, why is that an argument especially for Go, when almost every other language can be built into a single static file as well?
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by poizan42 11y ago
It doesn't disguise it does it? I think it just uses the CONNECT support in proxies. You need something like httptunnel to disguise the traffic.
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by poizan42 11y ago
That's a very weird way to look at it. Static linking was there before everything else. gcc/ld and, well, any other C/C++ toolchain can do that as well. There is a reason this isn't usually done. It's like you are t

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