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by raimue 8y ago
Absolute brainfart by me. Need more coffee.
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by raimue 8y ago
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by raimue 9y ago
The Android compatibility layer is actually Alien Dalvik developed by Myriad. It is mostly used on set-top boxes for TVs. Jolla just licensed it for their phones. As far as I know, even on the latest Sailfish X, Alien Dalvik only supports
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by raimue 9y ago
Half a year ago in September, I left Sailfish OS and Jolla after I had exclusively used "alternative" mobile operating systems. I started with the Nokia N900, after that I had the Nokia N9, and then both the Jolla and Jolla C with
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by raimue 9y ago
I switched as well from bzr to git. The most important thing that Git offered over alternatives was amending commits to fix mistakes, reordering commits on the local branch with 'git rebase -i', and partial checkins with the stagi
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Interactive Git rebase with non-interactive editing(raimue.blog)
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by raimue 9y ago
This looks interesting to finally replace the outdated Firefox password manager. It is especially important as it was recently shown that the protection by the "master password" does not meet modern security standards. But what ex
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Arbitrary code execution through unsanitized browser UI in Firefox(mozilla.org)
1 points by raimue 9y ago|0 comments
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by raimue 9y ago
In most cases, it is too late anyway at that point, as the shell redirection already truncated the file. Such a check might only help you realize you just deleted the text you wanted to process.
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by raimue 9y ago
As for all cloud providers, you are billed by an hourly rate instead of committing to pay a fixed price for the full month. This gives the customer the flexibility to scale the required power dynamically.
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by raimue 9y ago
You are comparing the maximum write data rate of HFS+ and APFS with the write rate of mkfile with small blocks. I do not think you can assume that the write rate in the filesystem stays the same if you decrease the block size. The expensive
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by raimue 9y ago
The headline is completely bogus. The author switched both the filesystem from HFS+ to APFS and the Meltdown patch was applied. This effect cannot be attributed to just one of them without further testing.
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Goodbye Sailfish OS and Jolla(raimue.blog)
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by raimue 9y ago
The best resource is the CCC Events Blog. The new location in Leipzig was announced in May and ticket presales were announced there in August. https://events.ccc.de/ As the demand for tickets is always very high, tickets we
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by raimue 9y ago
MacPorts has been providing binary packages since 2.0, which was released in 2011. Many pre-compiled binaries are even available for old macOS versions back to 10.6. There are only a few ports where the license does not allow binary distrib
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by raimue 9y ago
I see it as part of portability that you do not need to use any external system for bootstrapping. Imagine as a developer who compiles base from source you had to find another system only to compile rustc and then transfer it to your machin
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by raimue 9y ago
OpenBSD supports a wide variety of hardware platforms, including machines with Alpha, PA-RISC, and SPARC64 processors. On each of them, the base system is able to compile itself. If rustc cannot even build itself on i386, what kind of suppo
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by raimue 9y ago
Indeed, the old license [1] was not pure GPLv2, but a variant of GPLv2 with additional exceptions for Apple operating systems, allowing others to develop proprietary printer drivers for Apple operating systems. It even covered the use of th
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by raimue 9y ago
:terminal is now also part of the Vim 8 patches as an experimental feature. NeoVim seems to have a large influence on Vim, given that the previous "vimshell" patches never made it into upstream.
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Taking over Instagram accounts(stefanovettorazzi.com)
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WhatsApp 2.17 Emoji List(emojipedia.org)
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by raimue 9y ago
This is a reference to examples/brainfuck.rs in the repository, which seems to implement a JIT interpreter for Brainfuck, a very basic esoteric programming language.
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by raimue 9y ago
The same approach was used for OpenTTD, which is a re-implementation and extension of Transport Tycoon Deluxe, one of the other Chris Sawyer classics. When finally all graphics and sounds had been recreated, version 1.0.0 was released in 20
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by raimue 9y ago
I usually prefer English for anything related to development, software engineering, and computers in general. I also run my user interface in English, as it is much easier to search for error messages that way. However, when visiting websit
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by raimue 9y ago
You could just use bsdtar from libarchive, which handles all the compression and archive formats automatically without additional tools. https://github.com/libarchive/libarchive/wiki/LibarchiveForm... GNU tar
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by raimue 9y ago
/.well-known/ is defined in RFC5785 and paths under this prefix can be registered with IETF. For example, /.well-known/acme-challenge/ is used by ACME, the domain verification protocol used by Let's Encrypt. h
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by raimue 9y ago
It is interesting to see how this is now suddenly perceived as an issue with iOS 11, while Android already introduced the same behavior with 4.3 in 2013. The "off" setting these days only indicates that the device will not associa
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by raimue 9y ago
It clearly shows that a public beta with lots of volunteers cannot replace a small group of employed testers going through a list of user stories, verifying everything works as intended.
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by raimue 9y ago
Even here in Germany of which most think that we have good privacy protection laws, mobile phone providers are collecting and selling anonymized movement profiles of their customers. Public transport companies use these to improve their ser
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by raimue 9y ago
From a security perspective, I would assume that signed binaries should not have additional restrictions that are also not in place for unsigned binaries. Would this exploit also work with a signed app as well, but avoiding the user confirm

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