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   by xvilka 1y ago

   Nice, hope it will become cleaner code in time. I tried zellij multiple times but despite years of development it still misses many things tmux provides. Inability to show/hide status bar[1] is the most annoying. [1] https:/&#x2F
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   by xvilka 1y ago

   Rizin[1] (from `dev` git) has good support of Hexagon ISA and MDT images as well as RzIL uplifting, see the implementation [2]. Would definitely help for the static analysis in addition to these tools. [1] https://github.com&#x2F
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   by xvilka 1y ago

   I wish there was also open and decentralized alternative to Goodreads.
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   by xvilka 1y ago

   It's learning languages by employing "thinking method" where you learn new language using English, mostly, as a basis. In the case of some languages, like Spanish, using the knowledge of common Latin roots. And thinking metho
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   by xvilka 1y ago

   GitHub doesn't support IPv6 yet[1]. Ridiculous but true. [1] https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/10539
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   by xvilka 1y ago

   With a certain level of language skill, you start to experiment more with it, create new words, change grammar intentionally to accent your point, and simply stop caring about the correctness of what you say or write.
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   by xvilka 1y ago

   Mandatory mention of Language Transfer project[1]. [1] https://www.languagetransfer.org/
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   by xvilka 1y ago

   GitHub is also from them and brings the very same risks. The solution would be to build viable open source alternative but decentralized. GitLab Federation [1] or Forgejo (Codeberg) Federation [2] might be the answer. [1] https:/&#x2F
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   by xvilka 1y ago

   Meanwhile real bugs (security issues) would go unnoticed as it often happens.
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    by xvilka 1y ago

    Unless we find the "slow life" whose basic building blocks are stars, galaxies, or even galaxy clusters.
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    by xvilka 1y ago

    Same about GitHub, it's better to push for federated or truly decentralized system instead, like in Forgejo's roadmap [1]. This way everyone can benefit instead of ceding control to a sole organization wherever it might be. [1] h
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    by xvilka 1y ago

    SimpleX[1], no phone number required. [1] https://simplex.chat/
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    by xvilka 1y ago

    Office software, CAD systems, Web Browsers, the list is long.
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    by xvilka 1y ago

    DSPs as well
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    by xvilka 1y ago

    Thank you, precisely what I had in mind! Somehow I missed this project. As well as Holo[1] (routing) [1] https://github.com/holo-routing/holo
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    by xvilka 1y ago

    Nothing against Ada, it's a good language. The only problem would be finding contributors in that case.
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    by xvilka 1y ago

    I hope they or Prossimo will also look and reimplement in the similar fashion the core Internet protocols - BGP, OSPF and RIP, other routing implementations, DNS servers, and so on.
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    KiCad and Wayland Support(kicad.org)

    170 points by xvilka 1y ago|228 comments
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    by xvilka 1y ago

    Because of the memory safety, better type system, and better infrastructure of testing. There's even no well-maintained property-based testing framework for C. Rust provides all of this out of the box or with popular crates.
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    by xvilka 1y ago

    Another thing is to update mesh stack to more modern language, to improve security and resiliency - projects like B.A.T.M.A.N, Babel, OSLR, FRRouting, etc would largely benefit from being rewritten from pure C to language like Rust.
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    by xvilka 1y ago

    They should try to push it upstream, at least partially. Otherwise it's doomed to die like previous attempts.
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    by xvilka 1y ago

    Ads are fine when you have ad-block installed. If not, they are absolute nuisance.
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    by xvilka 1y ago

    Rust does the same.
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    by xvilka 1y ago

    NextCloud exists and already works though.
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    by xvilka 1y ago

    Devices below 100 usually have bad sensors so they do some black magic and a lot of approximation in the firmware/software. Good air quality meter with good sensors simply cannot cost this low, even in the economy of scale.
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    by xvilka 1y ago

    The problem is not about quality of the code, it simply almost never works. Just tried some models still in beta on the code of one of the C projects and, while some pieces were okay and could be used as is, some are complete garbage and w
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    by xvilka 1y ago

    macOS has a graphical AppStore but no easy way to run an update from command line. There's third-party project - mas[1] but it's limited by Apple constantly changing APIs. [1] https://github.com/mas-cli/mas
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    by xvilka 1y ago

    It makes sense, since exactly the same method is employed by all Linux package managers. The problem with Windows Update though it's too basic compared to other alternatives like Chocolatey, Scoop, or WinGet.
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    by xvilka 1y ago

    Importing IDB is possible via python-idb[1] but it needs some work to support recent versions of IDA Pro. [1] https://github.com/williballenthin/python-idb
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    by xvilka 1y ago

    Maybe some code could be shared with the `uv`[1] to avoid re-implementing same things. [1] https://github.com/astral-sh/uv