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by sylware 1y ago
And python _ssl.c is still unable to build with latest libressl. Maybe python should rebase _ssl.c on top of libcurl in order to support more ssl /tls libs?
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by sylware 1y ago
It would have to be minimal straight to the point, and very stable in time. Benchmark: if an average solo dev cannot write in assembly a functional enough online service based on those could APIs with a reasonable amount of effort, back to
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by sylware 1y ago
In my EU country, I saw age verification wallet codes.
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by sylware 1y ago
Yeah GL is really legacy. On elf/linux, I have it ONLY for the 32bits steam client which is still hardcoded for GL, x11 and 32bits (and probably a few small GL only games here and there, mistakes, which I would not mind _not_ buying if
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by sylware 1y ago
With AIs, you cannot trust anything anymore on the net. Nearly everything can be forged.
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by sylware 1y ago
What about the latest _ALL_ intel CPU vuln in the branch predictor? Saw a few videos poped here and there. Is there a fix? Probably micro-code update? It seems this vuln is being erazed for the net.
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by sylware 1y ago
The cost of that storage is significant, can become really expensive, technically and €. Maybe the corruption is from big hosting since that would kill small hosting, and what about citizen hosting? And if they want to really do it, they wi
788.
by sylware 1y ago
Data retention is lobbied by storage resellers? Corruption?
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by sylware 1y ago
Well, here are the tricks: interpreted rv64 assembly will be "slow"... actually "slower" than x86_64 native code... but in many execution contexts, for many pieces of software, here the first trick: the "slow"
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by sylware 1y ago
Could they slip noscript/basic (x)html interop in their online services too? ...
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by sylware 1y ago
thumbs up for this project (everything RISC-V is usually). I write rv64 assembly (nearly core only, without memory reservation instructions) and run it on x86_64 with a very small (x86_64 assembly written) interpreter. And your are right, I
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by sylware 1y ago
SteamOS is not minimal enough: this could create another windows. And they have to lock the elf/glibc ABI version (all symbols, internal included), linux ABI(list of some core syscalls), the video game core component ABIs (3D drivers&#
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by sylware 1y ago
I am writing a wayland compositor which suits me. This is, indeed, a strong signal of an inflexion point. Simple interface designs which do a good enough job are so much important. But it is so hard to keep them stable in time. There are al
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by sylware 1y ago
It is interesting to do it, if it significantly simplifies and goes better to the point. Often, it is to give a variant proposal to something, rarely a bad thing. For, instance in software, alternative implementations are somewhat critical.
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by sylware 1y ago
What? The application does the randomization, and some ISPs out there seems to do more than /64 IPv6 prefixes (look a bit above this message)
796.
by sylware 1y ago
Then I am detected wrongly as a bot and blocked with some javascript diarrhea.
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by sylware 1y ago
"please enable javascript" Any noscript/basic (x)html alternative to read the content.
798.
by sylware 1y ago
omg... how is this possible to miss that much the point?
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by sylware 1y ago
Big Tech will outplay him. They are doing that to the whole world. Will he be the first US president to actually "fix" Big Tech?
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by sylware 1y ago
This is what I was implying: I don't know what my mobile IPv6 ISP is providing to my modem (/64? /96? /128?). All I know, my modem is providing a randomized /128 to my laptop (then this is bad omens). It is impossib
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by sylware 1y ago
I don't understand this project. dav1d is 99% assembly (x86_64/risc-v 64bits/etc) with very little simple and plain C as coordinating code.
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by sylware 1y ago
And if ISPs properly let enough bits to client in order to randomize IPv6 addresses (a reasonable amount per domestic line) for their internet client-server sessions in the IPv6 prefixes they provide, it will make those toxic 'global i
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by sylware 1y ago
I cannot wait for those ultra-performant rv64 micro-architecture manufactured with the latest silicon process. One less toxic PI lock and much cleaner assembly.
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by sylware 1y ago
Is there a conflict or significant redundancy between QUIC TLS and DTLS?
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by sylware 1y ago
You mean ultra performant RISC-V 64bits microarchitecture CPU at 18A manufactured in EU?
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by sylware 1y ago
Clearly for properyl educated brains, telnet and noscript/basic (x)html are the same :) You know, we all know a compiler is actually a shell, :)
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by sylware 1y ago
With a noscript/basic (x)html browser I get blocked by a javascript captcha...
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by sylware 1y ago
dudes... c++... definitive nono. Please, move to plain and simple C99+.
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by sylware 1y ago
The hard part is to detect if the javascript is actually required to access the content. Because many pages have javascript but it is optional (as it should be...)
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by sylware 1y ago
We need a similar anti-javascript-only-wall.

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