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by raggi 4y ago
This could be solved without trailers by piggybacking on top of server sent events rather than requests with trailers, and terminating a stream with status metadata as a final event.
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by raggi 4y ago
Are they using real binary protos yet, or is that still only a third party game? Years ago the dcodeio libs were much better than stuff Google was shipping for the web.
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by raggi 4y ago
From what I can see, he wrote the tweet after organically finding one of these via Google and then searching and finding that there were many many more. It's absolutely true that the wording is wrong, but I think it's reasonable t
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by raggi 4y ago
That commit was rewritten from https://github.com/Logicalis/asn1/commit/d60463189a563e49f19... which was signed, but is not in the fork.
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by raggi 4y ago
This code does more than leak environments. The go code pulls down arbitrary text and passes it to sh -c, example: https://github.com/zerops-io/zcli/commit/0396ee57bc0e5e0b123...
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by raggi 4y ago
> I cannot imagine that Google engineers would live with such deeply broken systems as daily drivers. Oh yes, yes they do.
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by raggi 4y ago
> Having never worked at a place the size of Google, I'm surprised that their IT team directly manages 100,000 machines. In my (apparently naive) mind, if you're smart enough to work at Google, you're smart enough to manag
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by raggi 4y ago
I suspect a lot of the speed comes from structure specific serialization (avoiding reflect). This can probably done with less unsafe code, and for most use cases that'd be a better trade-off.
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by raggi 4y ago
https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=Shared%2... often depends who you ask, istr stallmans take on "open source" is that the term came into existence explicitly to dilute the free software
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by raggi 4y ago
I have always had to treat different licenses differently. BSD, MIT, LGPL, GPL, AGPL, Apache, etc. They all mean different things which have impact on how and where I might place them. Subdividing "source available" as implied but
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by raggi 4y ago
If targeting precision plummets, then cpa will probably increase globally because the only effective strategy will be broader targets, or targets with signed in properties. That means higher relative value for signed-in search, mobile ads,
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by raggi 4y ago
Also, fwiw, embed isn't always the answer you want. The thing I was patching up was a large rust program (30+mb release stripped), and so it was undesirable to always have blob changes require a relink of the program. Embed as it is av
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by raggi 4y ago
I had to do this in Fuchsia a while back, and the toolchain team kindly fixed up llvm-objcopy for this purpose. The section replacement flags now work as you would want for this use case (they didn't before).
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by raggi 4y ago
Is there somewhere with aggregate information from analysis of cheats and what they contain?
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by raggi 4y ago
There's a command for doing the diagnosis goterm was used for here, it's called script(1).
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by raggi 4y ago
The patches & drivers involved in most Chromebook peripherals are much closer to that of a PC in architecture than for the SoC's that go into phones. In this regard the patches are far less invasive, and thus more easy to match wit
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by raggi 4y ago
No. There is no contract with upstream Linux. Patches existing does not mean they're accepted by upstream.
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by raggi 4y ago
Getting patches sent upstream isn't a big problem. Patches that are acceptable to and accepted by upstream is a different story.
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by raggi 4y ago
Long story short: "gVisor uses host-native abstractions, such as threads and memory mappings, to co-operate with the host and enable the same resource model as native containers." When the host isn't Linux...
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by raggi 4y ago
I do something similar, but I tend to be less particular with using laminar flow, as ensuring that works reliably is difficult. I find I can simply blow on the lenses to drive any remaining droplets off of them.
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by raggi 4y ago
Why is this repo implementing custom (fiddly) rsa code rather than using a vetted kdf?
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by raggi 4y ago
https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-37974267 The cost of physical infrastructure deployment can shift significantly based on accessible good will. Purchasing space, requiring local permits and paying full price for equ
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by raggi 4y ago
At minimum labelling entertainment news clearly as such, and applying some amount of industry standard requirements. There are many bodies working on this, but most ombusman organizations remain in-house. I suspect we can broaden that, such
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by raggi 4y ago
There are almost no communities left in the world who do not at least use a manufactured mechanical device to create fire every day, and even the production, sale and distribution of those devices has some significant and politically releva
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by raggi 4y ago
> Could it be that the younger folks are less inclined to acknowledge the existence of objective truth than older generations? I tried to ask this part in the conversation. It was their belief that no one producing media demonstrates any
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by raggi 4y ago
2fa aims to reduce the volume of released attacker controlled code prior to release. vet aims to reduce the volume of attacker controlled code and accidentally dangerous code after release. they operate on distinctly different timelines, ag
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by raggi 4y ago
I think the US needs to regulate "news" vs. "entertainment news" and so on. I remember speaking to some younger folks recently, and I mentioned journalistic integrity, and they didn't even believe the concept ever e
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by raggi 4y ago
How do they interpret the self-flagellation rule?
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by raggi 4y ago
Tailscalar here, it should just work using the normal ssh bootstrapped method.
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by raggi 4y ago
Tailscalar here, you can also fetch, validate and edit your ACL's using the API https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/blob/main/api.md#acl

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