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by xslvrxslwt 3y ago
How the heck does one copyright a whole-ass image of an apple, wtf?
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by xslvrxslwt 4y ago
Idk about Google but this website as a whole is so damn autistic, whoever the author is needs to be locked up in the room and tied to the bed for safety purposes.
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Concrete where 'Potato starch replaces human blood', was this written by an AI?(popularmechanics.com)
1 points by xslvrxslwt 4y ago|1 comments
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by xslvrxslwt 4y ago
What's the point in the bootloader if I can't get up-to-date kernels?
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by xslvrxslwt 4y ago
Actually, if you look at the custom ROM community, only my device had more than 50K official downloads from just the ArrowOS ROM 's website, and this device is actually more popular on the unofficial side so there's at least x3 mo
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by xslvrxslwt 4y ago
But they should "care" about public backslash, maybe if some tech YouTubers are willing to cover this topic..?
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Xiaomi has been in violation of GPL for years(github.com)
202 points by xslvrxslwt 4y ago|121 comments
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by xslvrxslwt 4y ago
What one could possibly do about this? We submitted reports everywhere but even the GNU guys said they could do nothing about it — are licenses even worth anything or it's just a fancy marketing thing today?
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by xslvrxslwt 4y ago
sir, I'm the former staff member of the infamous webstresser.org, I think I should know what we received millions of dollars for, I understand that you never received attacks of such 'large' scale but it takes $5 to take a he
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by xslvrxslwt 4y ago
If you mean the anecdotes related to >used to fry lil hetzner servers for fun< https://krebsonsecurity.com/2018/04/ddos-for-hire-service-we... should be enough
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by xslvrxslwt 4y ago
Addition to the replies before mine, even if you could use CF - it's a joke, it's easily bypassable and there's tons of methods to do it (i.e. the most common we used is huge botnets with simply emulated browsers sending tons
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by xslvrxslwt 4y ago
Hetzner is not on the level of the any you mentioned. It's dirt cheap because latencies and protections against exploits are non-existent, sure it serves good when you don't have such needs but the moment you need any (i.e. DDoS p
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by xslvrxslwt 4y ago
Well I don't see why not, also I don't see which issues if you're not using it as you couldn't encounter any to begin with. Being closed source is not an issue.
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by xslvrxslwt 4y ago
I'm not defending anyone here but just strace the program if you're really worried about it. If you don't know what strace is: it exports every syscall the program has made, so you'd see if it's doing anything suspi
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by xslvrxslwt 4y ago
What Just because you can see HTML and JS that THE BACKEND SENT doesn't mean you can see the actual logic (code)
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by xslvrxslwt 4y ago
According to Discord, Go was (or at least it used to) cause huge latency spikes because of it's GC - they've rewritten it in Rust and now it's A LOT faster, without any latency spikes. https://discord.com/blog
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by xslvrxslwt 4y ago
Hello sir, I'm here to resolve your doubts https://goodmanwen.github.io/Programming-Language-Benchmarks... compared to what rust has to offer, compared to C and CPP, this is truly awesome.
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by xslvrxslwt 4y ago
No worries, that's only natural, especially for Linus, after all he's the one that said "if keeping C for the sole purpose of not letting C++ "devs" contribute - so be it" lol (and thanks him for that)
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by xslvrxslwt 4y ago
Can't wait for MentalOutlaw's cover of this topic. This dude looks like he's part of Jehovah's witnesses and listens to Kanye west day-night, how can someone like that be a core BTC developer..