stebalien

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   by stebalien 9y ago

   How is this any different from what Amazon does? They don't manually inspect all uploaded files. Instead, they rely on legal protections given to service providers. Filecoin miners can do the same by (a) registering as service provider
2. 92.▲
   by stebalien 10y ago

   Not without breaking every program under the sun. Currently, programs on Windows can assume that the file associated with a path won't change while the file is open (at least I hope so or some of my code is a bit racy...).
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   by stebalien 10y ago

   > First, the GRSecurity patchset contains a kernel-level USB whitelist, so you can whitelist only known USB devices. A targeted attacker could attempt to spoof an existing/whitelisted USB device, but it does significantly harden the
4. 94.▲
   by stebalien 10y ago

   Or ones from my bank that include a lovely advertisement at the bottom... But you know what, I just let them stay in my spam folder because they are spam (and important emails usually don't have advertisements attached). Example that t
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   by stebalien 10y ago

   Yes. That's why they don't like rust: http://www.viva64.com/en/b/0324/
6. 96.▲
   by stebalien 11y ago

   The actual article: http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/watchdog/ct-speed-camera-...
7. 97.▲
   by stebalien 12y ago

   I don't have an account there so I'll comment here: > In particular, allocating a new object and returning a reference to it it from a function is common in C++ but difficult in Rust, because the function doing the allocation