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by tmzt 10y ago
Would it make sense to have a cargo/rustc flag to disable unwrap and friends when building for production?
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by tmzt 10y ago
This is awesome! Any chance you would release this?
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by tmzt 10y ago
I really want to see this on Android as well. Having user namespace support on carrier builds would go a long way for this. I've been think about how this would work. Something like the Samsung ultra powersaving mode. A basic lock scre
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by tmzt 10y ago
Containers would imply there is no hypervisor involved, only a dri device exposed by the kernel and bind-mounted into the namespace. You would still need support for multiple contexts but that doesn't require multiple (virtual) PCI dev
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by tmzt 10y ago
Except it's treated as a normal return and could be written that way. There is no stack magic happening. The return value is a Result, which is an enum and must be handled in a match or other construct, or explicitly ignored with an .o
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by tmzt 10y ago
They don't need to be authorized to attempt to connect, or to spam the channel with unrelated frames.
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by tmzt 10y ago
Closer to minikube then? That was not at all clear to me from reading the site, where it seemed to be discussing a kubelet on an OS on bare metal or hypervisor, but not managing containers.
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by tmzt 10y ago
Does this fit in with hyperkube in some way? Can you see 'pods' that are really complete VM's which may or may not include OCI containers on them. For instance, would a complete Windows Server instance fit the Pet Set concept
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by tmzt 10y ago
calling them symbols might help your case, as it's not to promote a brand but to ease recognition of the copyright status and permitted uses of content. Also keeping the focus on attribution and non-commercial variants rather than tryi
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by tmzt 10y ago
I guess this explains some things I heard last week ;)
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by tmzt 10y ago
It would be nice to see something like #lanes@XGhz + 1 .
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by tmzt 10y ago
Where does it say you would damage your hardware? Alt modes are negotiated with a standardized protocol as is power transfer. The defaults should be electrically compatible with all devices, though not necessarily functional.
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by tmzt 10y ago
This feels like something Steve would not have let out the door, those kind of rules should never be the customer's concern.
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by tmzt 10y ago
It might be providing timing information for the SERDES based on the length of the cord. Edit: it looks like it might be that and/or an active PHY similar to 10Gbps Ethernet.
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by tmzt 10y ago
Razor or somebody could introduce a protocol using iso or interrupt or something and others could adopt it, the device would still support HID/bootp so it would retain compatibility. This would also offer better support for analog inpu
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by tmzt 10y ago
Where in the kernel is 0==uid still privileged? Are there still places where the uid is checked instead of caps?
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by tmzt 10y ago
Can anybody comment on what would be required to run .net 4.6 applications using System.Web on this? Could the Mono codebase be used for this?
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by tmzt 10y ago
Are you aware if eMMC firmware is signed?
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by tmzt 10y ago
Thanks, it's for an embedded development project so the low total price is very helpful.
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by tmzt 10y ago
That's what I'm asking. IPv6 feels like a regressiin over NATv4 because it can leak which internal device made a request. Is there a standard way to randomize addresses that works with ofd-the-shelf router firmware. Also, are link
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by tmzt 10y ago
They are not exactly unconnected. Unrestricted root access would let you set up your own iptables rules and direct packets to the cellular network. This is how tethering worked on rooted phones before the carriers offered it as a service. N
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by tmzt 10y ago
I was trying to figure out the roadmap, pricing, and feature sets for their APUs. I gave up. I'm looking for a low-end APU with a fair amount of system ram (not dedicated vram) for use as a graphics coproccessor on a relatively slow bu
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by tmzt 10y ago
Interesting. This is not something that has a simple fix and can be patched. The arms race continues. Or we could end it and give users (limited) root access to their stock phones. Let us run OCI containers with restricted root user accoun
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by tmzt 10y ago
The Dyon[1] language would probably make a good basis for a repl for Rust. It shares many concepts with Rust including a version of ownership. [1] https://github.com/PistonDevelopers/dyon You might also be able to link
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by tmzt 10y ago
Would an updated and expanded Rust for C++ Programmers make sense as a companion to the book with references to concepts in the book along with low-level details on data structures or implementation? It would nice to see that and Nomicon mo
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by tmzt 10y ago
Does that mean they are assigning random IPv6 addresses to computers on the network for each peer or connection and maintaining a mapping in memory?
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by tmzt 10y ago
Unless the master key is compromised allowing anyone to generate authenticator codes, as I seem to recall happened a few years ago with a major provider.
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by tmzt 10y ago
Okay, sorry for the confusion.
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by tmzt 10y ago
Okay, there was an attempt made to get the .com redirected?
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by tmzt 10y ago
Replying to the reply. Yes, which is why I consider the keys for the Exchange server questionable, as there is no way to disprove intrusion into those systems. My claim surrounds gmail.com and the set of emails that passed through gmail.com

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