tux1968

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901.
by tux1968 8y ago
They mean without a traditional physical key.
902.
by tux1968 8y ago
Not sure if this is coincidence or even if this was already mentioned on HG, but Ripgrep had a release yesterday with a few new features. https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep/releases/tag/0.10.0
903.
by tux1968 8y ago
> the first person to submit a pull request that can exactly reproduce that ROM will get a HiFive Unleashed board! That's a fun challenge and a nice reward.
904.
by tux1968 8y ago
> But we are social animals and seeing everyone else around you indulging in pleasures while you 'take the high road' just won't work on a societal level. For sure. But it's just humans running the government too, wi
905.
by tux1968 8y ago
That's all true, but doesn't really come to terms with why we as individuals don't spontaneously leap into unified mass action. We keep our cars, our flights, our meat and our general over consumption. Even the tendency to
906.
by tux1968 8y ago
The recommended compatibility boilerplate for new projects is tedious. There must be a way to include this knowledge in cmake itself rather than requiring every "properly" configured project to get this right: cmake_minimum_re
907.
by tux1968 8y ago
Yes.
908.
Google’s new $50 key(cnbc.com)
5 points by tux1968 8y ago|0 comments
909.
by tux1968 8y ago
It's okay to put our own human priorities first. If those other species want to complain about us amongst themselves, good for them.
910.
by tux1968 8y ago
It's interesting to see just how finely tuned it was to practicality and technological constraints rather than an artistic aesthetic. Those constraints have relaxed enough that we are more free to explore beautiful typography now.
911.
by tux1968 8y ago
> This is another way that income-based fines work well - the people with the means to influence this change now have an incentive to do so. You're only thinking of one half of the problem. The rich people who are targeted more vig
912.
by tux1968 8y ago
Personally I really like the idea, but it might be a very expensive proposition to implement. Edit: And could have unintended consequences for the court system, and create unintended incentives to ticket higher income people more vigorousl
913.
by tux1968 8y ago
Well, instead of just slapping on the fine amount, you must now have a process to determine the person's income for each and every ticket. The scale of that process would be much bigger in the USA.
914.
by tux1968 8y ago
From the overview: "V-EZ is an open source, cross-platform (Windows and Linux) wrapper intended to alleviate the inherent complexity and application responsibility of using the Vulkan API. V-EZ attempts to bridge the gap between tradit
915.
V-EZ is now open source(github.com)
1 points by tux1968 8y ago|1 comments
916.
by tux1968 8y ago
Who is the correct person to trust with censorship?
917.
by tux1968 8y ago
What's depressing is that this man was "selling" the copies for 25 cents in order to recover the cost of the physical CD he was burning -- not to enrich himself. This is a good guy being screwed over by Microsoft and the lega
918.
by tux1968 8y ago
This is an optional runtime used to improve error reporting with the Clang sanitizer: https://clang.llvm.org/docs/UndefinedBehaviorSanitizer.html
919.
by tux1968 8y ago
Yeah, mostly its that there are no packages, and that it doesn't seem likely to change. So any fine tuning for things like making sure keys and certificates are stored & managed per the distribution conventions, protected by selin
920.
by tux1968 8y ago
Was a good tutorial and pretty easy to work though. But it seems LibreSSL really hasn't taken hold on Linux and so supporting infrastructure isn't in place. Being able to use this simple API is really enticing, but I'm not
921.
by tux1968 8y ago
If you're on Linux and compiling libtls from source[0], that repo will build an implementation of it at [1]. If your distro supplies a libbsd, you could also link to it instead of compiling a strlcpy for yourself. [0] https:/&#x
922.
by tux1968 8y ago
A minor point, but since Openssh 7.5, UsePrivilegeSeparation has been deprecated. From the release notes: "... making privilege separation mandatory. Privilege separation has been on by default for almost 15 years and sandbox
923.
by tux1968 8y ago
You made the mistake of not being George Clooney.
924.
by tux1968 8y ago
We all make those trade offs every day. You're likely making convenient choices that compromise your privacy every day too. Do you pay with cash for everything? Do you appear in public without your face covered? Do you drive a car?
925.
Skeleton Ultra Capacitors(youtube.com)
2 points by tux1968 8y ago|0 comments
926.
by tux1968 8y ago
For anyone else who doesn't know what XDP might refer to, eXpress Data Path : https://www.iovisor.org/technology/xdp
927.
The $800M Robo Taxi That Could Beat Uber(youtube.com)
1 points by tux1968 8y ago|0 comments
928.
by tux1968 8y ago
Genuinely curious about what would make this stealing? Isn't it just playing the crypto game better than the competition? What makes it criminal?
929.
by tux1968 8y ago
So these aren't accidental consequences of provisions meant to address some other issue. These are specifically designed to attack GPL and other copy-left licenses.
930.
by tux1968 8y ago
Bret Weinstein talked about his direct experience with that in a recent appearance in Vancouver. How left-leaning and right-leaning publications reported his story differently and to varying degrees of accuracy. He suggests it's exac

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