throwaway525142

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by throwaway525142 5y ago
Your comment is the only search result for rust_codegen_gcc I can find on the Internet. Care to share a link? EDIT: Ah, found lower in the thread: https://github.com/antoyo/rustc_codegen_gcc . The missing c was enough t
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by throwaway525142 6y ago
No, these are equivalent. The size of the objects is implicitly taken into account by the compiler, it knows the size of the objects by the type of the pointer.
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by throwaway525142 6y ago
For me, it was possible to truncate -s 0 a large file on a full disk with ZFS.
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by throwaway525142 6y ago
Can you point out which? I'm only aware of rocket.
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by throwaway525142 6y ago
Hm, I think there are also laws that protect adults from themselves.
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by throwaway525142 6y ago
Wine is actually quite similar to this: It's not an interpreter or an emulator, it natively runs the executable on the host CPU. What it does is provide the WinAPI dynamic libraries that the programs expect (so they can call functions
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by throwaway525142 6y ago
I would guess that computers used for gaming are turned off most of the time, whereas mining rigs are likely turned on and using much of the GPU at all times?
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by throwaway525142 6y ago
Basic Googling: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Blacklist_(comput...
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by throwaway525142 6y ago
That unfortunately has an installed size of 500MiB.
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by throwaway525142 6y ago
You can add your own repositories.
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by throwaway525142 6y ago
asm.js was a thing before WebAssembly, with the same downsides, except maybe a little less browser support for debugging, inspecting, etc. asm.js was able to exist without browser support in Chrome, so WebAssembly support doesn't reall
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by throwaway525142 6y ago
in exchange for viewing ads (and probably user data).
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by throwaway525142 6y ago
As far as I understand it, most vendors ship a single digit amount of apps. If you start the Tor browser, everyone on your network will know. If you start Firefox, everyone on your network will know you started a Mozilla product, most likel
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by throwaway525142 6y ago
Where can I read more about VPN providers tagging internet-bound traffic on port 53 with the customer IP address?
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by throwaway525142 6y ago
We're getting there, HTTP is going to be marked as insecure in the future as well. It's just the massive amount of HTTP sites that couldn't get marked as insecure before, due to the then resulting warning fatigue in users.
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by throwaway525142 6y ago
Thanks, that was interesting. :)
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by throwaway525142 6y ago
> On x86, large 2MB and 1GB __cannot__ be paged. The latency associated with a 2MB or 1GB read/write to disk is just too long to be reasonable. Do you have a link where I can read about this? Couldn't find it quickly.
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by throwaway525142 6y ago
Apart from the official official clients: weechat-matrix: https://github.com/poljar/weechat-matrix/issues/188 (doesn't support cross-signing) weechat-matrix-rs: https://github.com/poljar&
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by throwaway525142 6y ago
I think it's not unlikely that the pandemic has not gone away by next year.