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by stusmall 7y ago
"Java interoperability will be available on all platforms." Where can I find more details on this?
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by stusmall 7y ago
I used to do a lot of embedded work and found it really interesting where people draw the line on what is "embedded" Around 2009ish, I had a coworker who swore anything over 16 bits wasn't embedded. We were working on a MMU-
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by stusmall 8y ago
It's in the more detailed roadmap RFC under the embedded WG: https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs/blob/master/text/2657-road...
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by stusmall 8y ago
He issued an EO to kick all openly trans people out of the military. This admin hasn't been remotely LGBT friendly.
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by stusmall 8y ago
Just because something has a contrarian view doesn't make its good. What use is a contrarian view if their bar for quality is that low? Something like WSJ makes sense as a counter balance to NYT, not some 3rd tier blog. The desire t
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by stusmall 8y ago
Oh, I'm not at all saying they are acting in bad faith! I was just elaborating the information you brought up, that's all.
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by stusmall 8y ago
It looks like they are pretty aware of it too. There are a few issues in their tracker meant for hashicorp's consul and they directed them over to the right github project.
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by stusmall 8y ago
I remember having a lot of problems with their Android BSP for it. It came along with some pretty questionable patches to the framework, but I never had any issues with the actual Linux kernel.
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by stusmall 8y ago
I don't know about illegal, but our local governments should be smarter than falling for that trick to get a massively regressive tax set up. What a scam.
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by stusmall 8y ago
I've had a site on the free tier for about a month now and have had zero issues. Page speed is great. It was easy to set up. I don't have a need for any of the paid features anytime soon and don't plan on upgrading. I&#x2
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by stusmall 8y ago
It's in the article: They also show that the efforts of the Trump administration to prop up fossil fuels at the expense of renewables aren’t enough to push solar out to sea. The tariffs that Trump levied earlier this year against chea
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by stusmall 8y ago
Here is a great podcast about an old method from the nuclear age that is being used today for solar: https://www.npr.org/templates/transcript/transcript.php?stor...
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by stusmall 8y ago
We'll see. The reason why the president has this power is congress also abused it. The ideal countermeasure for this is an educated electorate who doesn't fall for the false promises of trade barriers. As long as people buy int
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by stusmall 8y ago
I used to do a lot more embedded systems work. I've been 100% software lately and, looking at this list, I'm glad I started on that transition. I don't know what the exact BOM impact would have been on past projects, but it
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by stusmall 8y ago
What a great looking site. I've been really exciting about actix for a while now. We just started some internal experiments with it here and I'm looking forward to more.
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by stusmall 9y ago
Oft. I agree with you there. I never enjoyed spring. I don't get the appeal. With scala I loved play framework. I know it has java support but I never tried it. It used so many scala idioms and features I'm not sure how well
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by stusmall 9y ago
Kotlin and Java 8. I started using Scala in Java 7 era and loved it. When Java was stagnating it seemed like an alternate language that targeted the JVM was the best option. Progress with the language has really picked up a lot. There i
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by stusmall 9y ago
The local UUG I was a part of had one available through the IBM innovation center. You were able to schedule time on it to experiment. Even with that close access it seemed like a PITA.
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by stusmall 9y ago
Threat X | Boulder, Colorado | Full Time | ONSITE Threat X, Inc is an information security corporation positioning itself to become the market leader in next-generation cybersecurity products and services. As attacks and threats evolve, mos
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by stusmall 9y ago
They do have some rust showing up in their repos. It looks like its mostly bindings needed to run rust on the OS. I don't know what their long term goals with it are. I'm guessing they want it for writing high performance user
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by stusmall 9y ago
Threat X | Boulder, Colorado | Full Time | ONSITE Threat X, Inc is an information security corporation positioning itself to become the market leader in next-generation cybersecurity products and services. As attacks and threats evolve, mos
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by stusmall 9y ago
I'm not very familiar with this world, but that seems fast. I always assumed the world of financial crime enforcement moved like molasses. When I started hearing those rumors I just assumed it'd be months after the crash before
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by stusmall 9y ago
Overall they do such a good job of that. They seem to really value self-improvement and reflection. Its part of what keeps me as a regular reader. One editor even does a yearly public review of the work he did that year, what he did wron
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by stusmall 9y ago
I'm just waiting to buy some pets.com coin
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by stusmall 9y ago
It's worth it to at least consult one. You can often get affordable or free initial consults that will get you an idea of what you are up against, odds and how much it might cost. It might be a situations where it won't take man
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by stusmall 9y ago
>Well when that actually becomes a problem I will act accordingly. I don't mean to be rude but if you are having to ask how to disable automatic updates then you probably aren't someone who keeps up to date with all the latest
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by stusmall 9y ago
Even then and if they don't care about their own safety, they should patch for the rest of us. Who knows how long until their unpatched system will get pwned from some other vulnerability and end up in some botnet just spreading the p
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by stusmall 9y ago
Please just don't. It isn't worth the pain and risk just to have a little faster system. Maybe you don't care about this patch, but you will need others that are dependent on it. Just patch.
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by stusmall 9y ago
Some IT shops aren't very on top of BIOS configs. They should be, but just because they should be doesn't mean it matches reality. It doesn't occur to everyone to go into BIOS for any reason other than boot problems, let al
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by stusmall 9y ago
Threat X | Senior Full Stack Developer |Full-time/Onsite | Boulder, CO Threat X, Inc is an information security corporation positioning itself to become the market leader in next-generation cybersecurity products and services. As attac

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