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901.
by zobzu 12y ago
I find less-structured formats easier to read for this kind of data. Such as wiki-style markup (markdown, RST, etc.)
902.
by zobzu 12y ago
ive a much easier analogy. we'll let you start a shop. then at some point we'll ask you protection taxes. if you dont pay we'll make sure to make your life hell. You can also choose to close the shop of course, and change cit
903.
by zobzu 12y ago
If you read his article - mainly message passing and consequent context switching. Most programs with protected memory - thats anything after windows ME in the windows world, incl. win 98, 95 for example (ie not just ms dos) - don't ne
904.
by zobzu 12y ago
privacy what privacy
905.
by zobzu 12y ago
hyperscale man! cyberleetscale would have been better. IMO. Thanks for the clarifications :)
906.
by zobzu 12y ago
its all about useability basically use nsenter. other points in the blog are true but its not what people want. people want nsenter, but they dont know, so they use ssh.
907.
by zobzu 12y ago
some C doesnt mean "know C" do you know how the memory allocation works when you create a list in python by inferring from how you'd do it in C? its a very basic question and I don't know many python devs that know the a
908.
by zobzu 12y ago
hopefully you rarely get in that situation - but.. itll work fine as long as its in radar view.
909.
by zobzu 12y ago
I flew non-military drones for 10 years and I dont see how thats possible to lose orientation (unless you lost signal/video/etc.) honestly. If for any reason you were blind or stupid (I never, ever confused ground/sky on clea
910.
by zobzu 12y ago
People don't like controversial opinions. It's easier to go with the flow. Im not sure the cost is such a huge deal compared to 3 concurrent programs that make cheaper planes, due to the program cost. itd probably be about the sam
911.
by zobzu 12y ago
Oh yeah im sure thats why. News are serious business with good information.
912.
by zobzu 12y ago
Certainly he's targeting a not-exactly-right stereotype that he'd like to be true and there isnt really such a strong web of invisible geniuses that all know each other. That said there's some truth in it. For starters most r
913.
by zobzu 12y ago
maybe they just felt like throwing that in there. its actually possible for pilots of real airplanes to confuse ground/sky during disorientation periods after taking some Gs regardless of the avionics warnings. its not really possible
914.
by zobzu 12y ago
Thats the very reason why they use the word drone for everything tho. Thats how news, etc. sell.
915.
by zobzu 12y ago
its like many other sites do it and its much better that way
916.
by zobzu 12y ago
I think he might have been sarcastic
917.
by zobzu 12y ago
the principles are really not that complicated really. I like this diagram of a similar implementation: http://www.rsbac.org/_media/documentation/rsbac_handbook/arc...
918.
by zobzu 12y ago
For all its sins, SELinux code is actually pretty clear/simple. Its also nicer than AppArmor if you ask me, and it records inodes, not path, for labelling.
919.
by zobzu 12y ago
stealth still gives you the edge BVR. if anything, even if you'd be out of range of AIM120's you can choose to turn back if you know where the enemy is. close combat its IR missiles anyway.
920.
by zobzu 12y ago
The F-35 is actually a pretty awesome jet. Is it better than the F-22 in air to air combat? Nope. Does it have to be? Here's a similar jet: the Dassault Rafale. Its also multirole. Its not nearly as good as the F-35. Is it better than
921.
by zobzu 12y ago
technically you can, practically you do need to hack the proprietary box its a different ATM tunnel in this case but its initiated from the box "at home"
922.
by zobzu 12y ago
yeah its pretty random but apparently does 4mi view per vid. imma join ur ranks.
923.
by zobzu 12y ago
My ISP in EU does this and theres zero impact. Nobody ever connects - and if they do they're quite capped. Capped enough that i couldnt tell the diff (but they can check emails and view webpages so thats nice for them) Of course, i agr
924.
by zobzu 12y ago
i used it on the flame developer device,its quite decent actually. I certainly wouldnt want a N95 instead of it. Its not at all in the same league.
925.
by zobzu 12y ago
So due to this I tried Firefox on OSX and its not all that good indeed. I use Firefox on Windows and Linux where I have zero perf issue. Meh. Good thing I don't use OSX. ;)
926.
by zobzu 12y ago
im not sure how much faster it is, as a user, it seems like about the same - but it certainly support a bunch more things.
927.
by zobzu 12y ago
Would prefer if webapps were standard and not tied to a unique browser. What happened to standards and stuff? We forgot its actually good? I want to run firefox webapps on chrome and chrome webapps on firefox, and both of them on IE. Obviou
928.
by zobzu 12y ago
Everyone I know (hint: they're in the bay area and even if not all techies, they kinda know a bit computer stuff) disable that option (forever, indeed) and installs APKs from their favorite non-Google-Play source. I'm pretty sure
929.
by zobzu 12y ago
Some apps are bad but some apps are pretty much on par with native apps. I guess its just young.
930.
by zobzu 12y ago
HN is a pretty good PR channel for such news. its easy to get in front too, get 10 ppl to upvote you and done you're front page material. Its a little annoying when they spam it but meh, they work on stuff we need and its open source -

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