raggi

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   by raggi 6y ago

   I am confused. Normally it's distributions that have an OS suffix. This is actually an Operating System. How rebellious.
2. 662.▲
   by raggi 6y ago

   The licensing notions in this project are nonsense.
3. 663.▲
   by raggi 6y ago

   Spicy hot take: the root cause here is the awful c++ library ecosystem.
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   by raggi 6y ago

   It also really doesn't scale. It'll do fine on your average <10 core laptop, but once you get on a multi-package system you're going to find you're constantly thrashing memory because it is making disruptive schedulin
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   by raggi 6y ago

   You're warned: const messageText = inputTextBox.value.replace(/<\/?[^>]+(>|$)/g, ""); var $newdiv = $('<div class="' + messageDivClass + '"><p>' + m
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   by raggi 6y ago

   It's not too uncommon. It happens to be a convenient way to ensure that things are mostly used in a personal context. Most lawyercats will steer clear of software under these terms, and use under such terms is typically disallowed in a
7. 667.▲
   by raggi 6y ago

   Evolution derives purpose from experimentation. It is not intent driven design, it is experiment driven design, but many aspects of persistence through evolution are nonetheless purposeful. If an adaptation is significantly successful, it b
8. 668.▲
   by raggi 6y ago

   there's a certain irony when i open devtools on this magazines page and see it submitting beacons to third party sites at a rate of >100hz.
9. 669.▲
   by raggi 6y ago

   They're not without their share of critical hardware bugs too, e.g. CVE-2020-4788
10. 670.▲
    by raggi 6y ago

    Redox is a unix style operating system with a unix style design and ABI. This operating system shares none of those goals, it seems to focus on a particular challenge related to the abstraction between subsystems of the operating system, fo
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    by raggi 6y ago

    I do wonder about single address space, I've seen a few experimental systems follow this strategy lately and it feels reliant on hardware less defective than we presently have in commodity user gui performance systems.
12. 672.▲
    by raggi 6y ago

    The security track record of those existing systems you refer to: - bind - isc DHCP - dnsmasq - ntpd - radvd - rsyslog - syslog-ng The name enumeration alone should ring bells. There's always more that can be done, but https:&#
13. 673.▲
    by raggi 6y ago

    The date on the article is tomorrow. The future is clearly now.
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    by raggi 6y ago

    I use go (long term) in places where I need as part of my DR plan the ability to fix stuff without expert access. The toolchain is simple enough that I can maintain it in this scenario alone, and meanwhile the stdlib is complete enough as t
15. 675.▲
    by raggi 6y ago

    plot twist: the binary was unlinked already
16. 676.▲
    by raggi 6y ago

    136kb feels heavy for what this is
17. 677.▲
    by raggi 6y ago

    The behavior is mostly congruent with other programs, for example less(1) probably also falls back to vi(1) on your system if you press v.
18. 678.▲
    by raggi 6y ago

    I used this strategy in "fx" which is a development helper frontend for fuchsia builds and tools. I used four # for the "short description" and three for the long description. The reason I used the strategy there is that
19. 679.▲
    by raggi 6y ago

    The cases are related because in both implementations it is unlikely that a human computer reader ever halts.
20. 680.▲
    by raggi 6y ago

    You can get an equivalent demo now with tabnine
21. 681.▲
    by raggi 6y ago

    I had two inaudible sounds play while reading the article too.
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    by raggi 6y ago

    Sure, but equivalent tracing teams in some of the bad us cities would have two to three orders of magnitude higher case load per team member. The "traditional methods" like making phone calls as described in the article do not
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    by raggi 6y ago

    Working on an operating system that uses some of these modern / safer alternatives, the concerns around bootstrapping, lack of spec, lack of formal memory model, long compile times, and larger output binaries are valid. They are real a
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    by raggi 7y ago

    We use FIDL on host (Linux & macos) platforms via the overnet project. As far as language ecosystems go, as swetland rightly points out below, being runtime agnostic is important to us. FIDL being easy to implement generators for new ru
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    by raggi 7y ago

    For example there was an RCE in iTerm2 in October, whenever tmux integration is turned on ( https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2019-9535 ). It's unlikely you have a good reason to believe your terminal stack
26. 686.▲
    by raggi 8y ago

    Quick, name a non-niche dns server that is easy to configure and maintain that hasn't had a major vulnerability in the last six months.
27. 687.▲
    by raggi 8y ago

    Congrats to them. Grateful for the product they open sourced.
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    by raggi 8y ago

    I once ran a social media marketing organization where we were very good about not scraping data outside of the terms and conditions of the networks we interacted with. In so many of these breaches we're seeing cases where these analyt
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    by raggi 8y ago

    So we're getting closer to it. The linker inputs and scripts are the only "real" systems programming language.
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    by raggi 8y ago

    Except none of these comments take into account the fact that actually no one verifies apt package signatures either, and this fairy tale world where all of this is a solved problem in some other domain is not manifest. https://b