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by sigjuice 8y ago
This would not be realistic. XNU is a tiny fraction of iOS. Also, Apple does not publish the version of XNU that makes up iOS.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
I didn’t say they are bug-for-bug compatible and 100% interchangeable. Seccomp was not mentioned anywhere in the thread. People who are interested can look up the specific details.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
pledge is seccomp
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by sigjuice 8y ago
Could you please share a couple of examples of things broken with Comcast IPv6? Thanks!
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by sigjuice 8y ago
That’s a matter of preference. A git repo will probably outlive fashionable-issue-tracker-of-the-day, so it might make sense to not embed this sort of information right inside git commits.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
For personal projects I find it sufficient to simply have a VPS (or even just a shell account) that I can ssh into.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
Why not use a google.com subdomain? The first time I saw 1e100.net in the output of netstat, it confused the heck out of me.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
How is this specific to “mobile firewalling”? Wouldn’t my computer have to undergo the same pain?
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by sigjuice 8y ago
Is the Git project expected to uproot themselves and go chasing Github or Gitlab or Gogs or whatever else is fashionable?
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by sigjuice 8y ago
Why is this ironic? Git predates github.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
And Digital Ocean IPv6 is broken as well. My droplet has a /64, but there's only a /124 back to my droplet. Discussion here https://digitalocean.uservoice.com/forums/136585-digitalocea...
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by sigjuice 8y ago
The original title is way more accurate. Windows 10 OpenSSH Client Installed by Default in April 2018 Update
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by sigjuice 8y ago
Resolving a .local domain name works like this. $ dig -p 5353 raspberrypi.local @224.0.0.251 ; <<>> DiG 9.8.3-P1 <<>> -p 5353 raspberrypi.local @224.0.0.251 ;; global options: +cmd ;; Got answer: ;; -
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by sigjuice 8y ago
.lan is non-standard, likely fabricated by your router. .local is RFC6762.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
Multicast DNS is the special use.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
It shouldn't. There are several issues with the article and it should be deleted. None of the cited references actually support transpiler or source-to-source compiler as credible or noteworthy.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
Even the Babel project has the good taste to call themselves a compiler. https://babeljs.io says this in very large letters Babel is a JavaScript compiler.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
Also, source-to-source compiler can be shortened to compiler . The phrase source-to-source is redundant.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
I don't see java in the list of features on my Raspberry Pi 3 $ cat /proc/cpuinfo processor : 0 model name : ARMv7 Processor rev 4 (v7l) BogoMIPS : 38.40 Features : half thumb fastmult v
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by sigjuice 8y ago
That was a rhetorical question :). If I delete files by accident, RAID won't help me.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
Is there any kind of RAID that can be considered a backup?
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by sigjuice 8y ago
Docker containers primarily mean Linux userland. It doesn’t help you with different operating systems.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
Playing with something new should be as simple as unpacking a tarball and rm -rfing the directory when done. This should be possible in the comfort of my home directory and uid. If I need a whole separate copy of a computer's files j
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by sigjuice 8y ago
You have it backwards. C doesn't restrict where I can keep my source tree.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
Using bitfields to represent register layouts is completely broken. The layout of bitfields is implementation defined.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
One problem with all these systems that claim to be “end-to-end” encrypted is that they don’t precisely define what “end” means. How do I know that my messages are not being transmitted to various undisclosed “ends”?
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by sigjuice 8y ago
I for one don't feel smart enough to even experience impostor syndrome.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
Also, various C interpreters exist where there is no explicit C —> assembly translation.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
Where does it say in the ISO C standard that C must be translated to assembly code or machine code of any sort? EDIT: Various C interpreters exist
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by sigjuice 9y ago
I am not sure what your goals are but I would suggest first skimming through the documents on https://www.parallella.org/board/ . e.g. within the first few pages of "Parallella Reference Manual" there is a pi

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