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by raimue 11y ago
Now I can't use the cursor keys anymore to scroll, they will move the timeline in the background. The j/k keyboard shortcuts are broken as well, only the Space key scrolls the replies. I thought Twitter would have resources for so
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On WebKit Security Updates(blogs.gnome.org)
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https://www-ssl.intel.com/content/www/us/en/processors/archi... Volume 3A Chapter 9, Processor Management and Initialization Table 9-1. IA-32 Processor States Following Power-up, Reset, or I
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Benson Leung works at Google and has been doing quite a lot of reviews for USB-C cables on Amazon before this incident: https://www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile/A25GROL6KJV3QG/ref=cm_...
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The key for AES is held in the four debug registers. On a 32-bit machine you get 4x32-bit for AES-128, or on a 64-bit machine 4x64-bit up to AES-256. The ptrace(2) system call is patched so these registers are not exposed to user space. And
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by raimue 11y ago
Thanks for the hint, I did not realize it was on GitHub. Pull request sent. https://github.com/igrigorik/istlsfastyet.com/pull/97
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by raimue 11y ago
They probably need to automate the "upgrade to latest" box, current version would be OpenSSL 1.0.2f 28 Jan 2016. Anyway, I am not convinced the `openssl speed` benchmark output conveys anything to the people addressed by the site.
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by raimue 11y ago
Recently I found out that Comodo TrustLogo always displays the site report for www.* even when used on a different subdomain secured by another CA. It is quite useless to include such a site seal even if users wanted to verify it. https:&#
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by raimue 11y ago
I would say you cannot deduce much from that micro-benchmark. On x86, loops depend on the alignment of the labels and branch instructions due to the branch prediction logic. You can actually make some loops faster by inserting nops inside t
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by raimue 11y ago
In some cases the List-Archive header contains a HTTP link to the mail in the archive. But often enough it is just a link to the archive in general, so not a general solution. You could leverage the Gmane archive, which allows linking to ma
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by raimue 11y ago
The automatic postings by listbot should contain the original source URL. Some posts are not helpful if there is no way to get to the project's website. Also the formatting of the automatic excerpt is sometimes broken, so I would prefe
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by raimue 11y ago
XMPP does not inherently support end-to-end encryption. He was probably referring to the transport security, from client to server. This is achieved by securing the connection with SSL/TLS. Most often, IRC does not even support that, a
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by raimue 11y ago
No, Hypervisor.framework will not help with this use case. It is a replacement for the kernel extensions that are currently provided by VMWare/Parallels/VirtualBox to expose the Intel VT-x feature of the CPU. You would need a way
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by raimue 11y ago
Thinking of terms used in communication, the naming of the 'zfsu tx' command gives me the reversed impression. As it actually receives data from a remote host, it should be 'zfsu rx'. Maybe it would even be more intuitiv
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by raimue 11y ago
LittleD targets devices the size of an Arduino, while SQLite requires at least some sort of operating system offering a filesystem interface. The feature set of LittleD is also reduced as it supports only simple queries. The corresponding p
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On *BSD and OS X the keyboard command Ctrl-T sends a SIGINFO to all processes connected to the tty. Many tools such as cp, mv and even dd display their progress when they receive a SIGINFO. This signal does not exist on Linux.
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by raimue 11y ago
This won't work. You only elevate the privileges of the curl process, while the redirected output was opened by your shell beforehand. curl https://github.com/art-dot-git/80x40/blob/master/README
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by raimue 11y ago
A Turing machine is only a device to illustrate an abstract mathematical construct. Of course you can build a device that resembles a Turing machine, but usually they do not come with an infinite tape as in the original definition. Another
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by raimue 11y ago
The article is discussing whether it is worth to provide tarballs for software releases, not tarballs in general. The title might be misleading.
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Interestingly, this is actually the Libc code of OS X 10.10.5 Yosemite. Source code for OS X 10.11 El Capitan has not yet been released by Apple.
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As listed in the comparison, a similar tool would be noping, which is packaged in many distributions already (Debian/Ubuntu: oping, ArchLinux/MacPorts/Homebrew: liboping). http://noping.cc/
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by raimue 11y ago
The hammer seems to have multiple magnets on the bottom, so you could probably check for a closed circuit between them before turning on the magnets.
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by raimue 11y ago
Thank you very much! I appreciate the use of simple bash shell script instead of a scripting language with lots of runtime dependencies.
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What purpose does the empty do{}while(0); statement serve here?
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I have to admit I did not even look at the language itself, the README made me upvote this.
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This sshpair is actually quite dangerous as it simply overwrites your existing key.
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Carmakers manipulate emissions tests (2013)(bbc.com)
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I wasn't aware of that last point. Is this the answer why we have uniquely prefixed struct members in POSIX? Such as st_* in struct stat or d_* in struct dirent? Is that just a coincidence?
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I learned Ancient Greek in school at the age of 15-17 years. However, I never used the language afterwards, so that description seems to be appropriate.
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They broke features between releases before without increasing the major version number. While trying to use the same .tmux.conf over multiple versions of tmux 1.x, I often had to adapt the config file to settings being renamed or just goin

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