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by snvzz 11mo ago
More? You sure not mean less? SimpleX, and especially Tox, are much more mature. They're not newcomers. They are only lacking in users, as they don't have the marketing resources companies like Slack or Discord do.
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by snvzz 11mo ago
Business, eh. Maybe it's time to go open source and fully distributed peer-to-peer. Something like Tox[0] or SimpleX[1]. The (actual) solution should be to fix legislation to adequate protect privacy, because they'll attack this n
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by snvzz 11mo ago
I wouldn't be surprised if this was the case, given the long history[0]. 0. https://sites.google.com/site/amigadocuments/
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by snvzz 11mo ago
I do not even trust the download figures.
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BebboSSH: SSH2 implementation for Amiga systems (68000, GPLv3)(franke.ms)
62 points by snvzz 11mo ago|17 comments
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by snvzz 11mo ago
Company should plainly be banned from the event thereon.
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by snvzz 11mo ago
The me that went through both and stayed indoors will disagree.
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by snvzz 11mo ago
Agree. This is a publicity stunt for an irrelevant distro practically nobody even heard about before this.
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by snvzz 11mo ago
>Unless I need close to 100% memory safety If you need that, you go Ada. Rust is practically the same as Zig, when compared to Ada.
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by snvzz 11mo ago
I meant like a filename convention, and tags in the file itself.
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by snvzz 11mo ago
Good to hear. I sure hope they came up with a good, clear system to distinguish them.
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by snvzz 11mo ago
>medical images Isn't JPEG-XL a lossy codec?
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by snvzz 11mo ago
From headline only, I see potential in crowd/riot control.
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by snvzz 11mo ago
>P.S. what "Intel thing"? Horse Creek, a platform developed by a collaboration between Intel and SiFive. Something happened behind the scenes, and it got cancelled. Instead, SiFive released some development board with Eswin EIC
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by snvzz 11mo ago
>monopoly? Here is a list of major ARM licensees... None of these companies is able to license cores to third parties. Only ARM can do that. ARM holds a monopoly. >this is from DeepSeek, ymmv DeepSeek would have told you this much, gi
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by snvzz 11mo ago
ARM was always a distraction, and a monopoly i.e. worse than x86's duopoly. Only RISC-V is worth switching to.
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by snvzz 11mo ago
Free Software's Freedom #0: Freedom of use.
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by snvzz 11mo ago
Is it confirmed that it is being disabled through drivers?
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by snvzz 11mo ago
>Your phone likely is recording videos in HEVC format (if purchased in the last few years). Checked. Seems to be h264+aac. Arguably not a recent phone (OnePlus 3), although I feel no pressure to upgrade. The current plan is to wait for f
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by snvzz 11mo ago
As far as I am aware, Netflix, like youtube, use AOM codecs. >EDIT - I left off 4k UHD Blu Ray. Thats a big one. Is Bluray actually relevant today?
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by snvzz 11mo ago
Because it is not UNIX like. It does provide some degree of POSIX compatibility, but it does not dictate architecture.
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by snvzz 11mo ago
Does MS Teams actually use HEVC rather than VP9 or AV1? If so, time for customers to complain to Microsoft.
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by snvzz 11mo ago
Even on Linux?
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by snvzz 11mo ago
>I wonder how these decisions are made? Skimp on these things to save a few cents but >ruin your user experience? How? Just what software or service does even use HEVC or VVC over H264, VP8/9 and AV1? If they were approached by m
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by snvzz 11mo ago
This means that, when the much faster chips implementing RVA23 arrive next year, they'll be immediately able to run Box64.
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by snvzz 11mo ago
A routine often used for intellectual property theft*. It will copy any image, irrespective of the copyright owners' desire. *copyright infringement.
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by snvzz 11mo ago
Rust, an immature language with fluidly evolving specification / reference implementation, is not suitable for high assurance nor formal verification.
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by snvzz 11mo ago
Not presumably, but explicitly. Both in documentation and presentations by seL4 they consistently make a point to mention so.
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by snvzz 11mo ago
On recent news, LionsOS, as of about a week ago (I got notified via their announcement maillist), includes a router/firewall scenario[0]. Do not miss Gernot Heiser's recent talk[1] at the seL4 Summit, where among other things he s
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by snvzz 11mo ago
>(JH7110) I tried... A RVA20 compliant chip, released in 2023. I have one of these (VisionFive 2, received February 2023) with a couple hard disks and ZFS, serving as home NAS. Between RPi 3 and RPi 4 in CPU speed, similar I/O as RP

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