vrighter

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1051.
by vrighter 3y ago
the data in the code is encoded as a bitstream using possibly different alphabets, byte is just one of them. Then, depending on the size and error correction level (not covered in the article where this is decoded from) the bitstream is spl
1052.
by vrighter 3y ago
that just moves the eavesdropping part elsewhere.
1053.
by vrighter 3y ago
and of course, they put java in a container. an os statically linked to what's practically another os, statically linked to the application itself. (I consider containers to be a form of static linking)
1054.
by vrighter 3y ago
eh, in a couple of years the recommended practice would probably be to keep /usr as minimal as possible, and install stuff to /opt. Then we'll have come around full circle. \s
1055.
by vrighter 3y ago
how is it better than rsync?
1056.
by vrighter 3y ago
the computer i would run the container on. I just run my software on that. If it's complex to configure, it'll still be complex to configure in docker. But then I also need to configure docker.
1057.
by vrighter 3y ago
This is something that could very easily be run locally, if it were a library. Libraries do the "heavy lifting" in most software. The only reason this is an api is so that you can charge people for each single use. While requiring
1058.
by vrighter 3y ago
I'd rather the data model be designed properly upfront so that it doesn't need to change, but can be extended with new functionality.
1059.
by vrighter 3y ago
ttc fees increased since lightning became a thing. It gains speed by compromising security. Lightning enables whole new classes of attacks. You also need to have a server or something constantly online, or trust someone to do it for you.
1060.
by vrighter 3y ago
no structure apart from the very strict structure imposed by the significant whitespace, guaranteeing that copy and pasting code will result in something unexpected, for a beginner?
1061.
by vrighter 3y ago
ownership and copyright are not the same thing. Apples and oranges.
1062.
by vrighter 3y ago
not instantaneously, and with outrageously big fees (which will only increase due to the limited supply). And no recourse if someone manages to steal stuff? No, that is the opposite of protection.
1063.
by vrighter 3y ago
The ui looks extremely cluttered when all I want is a terminal. I am not using most of the features most of the time. Also, this is a frontend for bash, which I don't use. So it's pretty much useless for me right now. zsh support
1064.
by vrighter 3y ago
nevermind... I was just out of date. C3 now has ref structs
1065.
by vrighter 3y ago
This is not really true, as far as I know. You can control the memory layout of structs, they can be allocated on the stack, because they're value types, but not necessarily. If you, for example, create an array of said struct type,
1066.
by vrighter 3y ago
Yes, if you get admin rights (left as an exercise to the reader), you get to do admin stuff. Which is anything you want.