xvilka

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by xvilka 2y ago
Unlike European supergrid there are not many news about this project. And given that last mention was in 2013 and completion date is set for 2020-2025, it looks abandoned.
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by xvilka 2y ago
Here is the very simple but practical explanation why: https://0day.work/an-example-why-nat-is-not-security/ And more high-level explanation as well: https://www.f5.com/resources/white-papers/
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by xvilka 2y ago
People are absolutely irrational creatures.
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by xvilka 2y ago
NAT doesn't ever provide security, only pretending to.
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by xvilka 2y ago
GitHub and Microsoft Azure still aren't IPv6-ready.
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by xvilka 2y ago
Grab in SEA region could be said as one more example of such a "super app" too.
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by xvilka 2y ago
Interesting. Do you have a source for that?
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by xvilka 2y ago
Maybe genetically modifying some organism to have multiple sack-like wombs would be more promising and energy/nutrient-efficient approach. Something like a tree with many such wombs, that are able to grow mammals (why limit ourselves o
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by xvilka 2y ago
Capstone doesn't vendor LLVM either. It just contains some pieces of the LLVM-ish infrastructure that were converted from C++ to the pure C and are pretty lean, without any external dependency.
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by xvilka 2y ago
It just updated to the nearly latest LLVM, so that argument is void: https://github.com/capstone-engine/capstone/blob/next/docs/c...
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by xvilka 2y ago
It's just a wrapper around LLVM. So any project would be forced to ship also the corresponding LLVM version, if it's not present on the system - e.g. for Windows or embedded applications. A bit too much for a simple disassembler.
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by xvilka 2y ago
It uses semi-automatic mechanism[1][2] of generating C code from the LLVM sources (TableGen files). [1] https://github.com/capstone-engine/capstone/blob/next/suite/... [2] https://github.
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by xvilka 2y ago
Haha, I noticed you had this commit https://codeberg.org/pf-kernel/crush/commit/24c19bfacc7fff64... Upcoming v6 release (current 'next' branch) of the capstone updated SystemZ (S390) significantly,
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Capstone Disassembler Framework(github.com)
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by xvilka 2y ago
BGP probably should be the next.
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by xvilka 2y ago
It's a digital equivalent of burning books. Those publishers have the same tactics as Nazi.
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by xvilka 2y ago
I would agree with you but in the case of Swift is largely confined to the Apple ecosystem with other platforms as an afterthought, while both C++ and Rust try to cover as many targets as possible.
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by xvilka 2y ago
There's no reason to use Swift outside of the Apple platform. Rust is much better option and more cross-platform. And they work hard on reducing the binary size as well.
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by xvilka 2y ago
I wonder if they will ever feature anime/manga art on their paper money.
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by xvilka 2y ago
I wish there was something for 3D level of exploration, preferably open source, something like Stellarium but in 3D, something similar to the navigation interface[1] in the Expanse TV series. [1] https://www.joycenho.com/wp-
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by xvilka 2y ago
As more and more of Android parts are rewritten in Rust, it might be a good thing long term.
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by xvilka 2y ago
And middle managers too.
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by xvilka 2y ago
It would be nice to make a simple website that will list those repositories in easily discoverable way per country. Something akin to "Awesome Research" list.
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by xvilka 2y ago
Rizin, Cutter, Radare2, BAP (Binary Analysis Framework), LIEF, and so many other tools aren't in the list. Please add them and probably many other that were missed.
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by xvilka 2y ago
Finally, can solve car FSD.
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by xvilka 2y ago
True, though there's a huge difference how projects are stored in both: https://rizin.re/posts/introducing-projects/
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by xvilka 2y ago
Rizin[1]/Cutter[2] projects are stored like text files that work well with git, you could try those tools. [1] https://rizin.re [2] https://cutter.re
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by xvilka 2y ago
What's annoying in IDA Pro price system is that for every OS you need a separate license. Every other tool - Binary Ninja, JEB, etc - has just a license for particular edition and add-ons but it is valid for every operating system.
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by xvilka 2y ago
This problem could also be solved by using battery swap stations, where batteries charge much slower but the change is nearly instant. It's already a standard for electric motorbikes in Asia, especially for delivery folks.
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by xvilka 2y ago
I only wish it wasn't written in Python - writing good GUI apps is way too hard with it, also the lack of static typing makes development of anything beyond simple scripts a potential minefield.

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