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961.
by zurn 13y ago
NAT-is-a-security-feature is such a zombie meme...
962.
by zurn 13y ago
It would be high time for some capable & easy to use IO instrumentation in Linux. This (vmstat) has been the state of the art for ~ 20 years and you often long for something better. Not to mention it's pretty inaccurate sometimes -
963.
by zurn 13y ago
Wow, high time for this! https://f-droid.org/wiki/page/Build_Server_Setup seems to have some clues on the automated build system.
964.
by zurn 13y ago
I don't think it has been tried too many times in practice, because software binary translation is so proven (eg. like in android x86, or rosetta on mac, or fx!32 on nt, etc etc). Itanium is the only one that comes to mind. Any others?
965.
by zurn 13y ago
I think it would be a justified move (in an evil kind of way). Most of the interesting exploits these days need to leverage more than one vulnerability. This kind of thing would give you a marked advantage in penetrating systems, and do so
966.
by zurn 13y ago
This language is pretty problematic especially in context of these third party hosted services. If Google have the keys and the encrypted data, what do we know about the security properties.
967.
by zurn 13y ago
This addesses a real vuln though, "classified by Intel as a security issue, that affects any server running 32-bit VMs in PAE mode"
968.
by zurn 13y ago
Android is not a FOSS product, there's just parts of it that are open source ("AOSP"). There's a big heap of proprietary parts starting from the kernel level going up to Play Services that are required for a functional A
969.
by zurn 13y ago
Ah, I skimmed over the part about asylum conditions. Not allowed to work even when he already has a telejob?
970.
by zurn 13y ago
Berlin is way friendlier than Stockholm IME. London and Stockholm are also some of the most expensivie cities in Europe whereas Berlin is cheap.
971.
by zurn 13y ago
3-4x game perf differences from CPU code autovectorization sounds way high? From what I've seen you'd be pretty lucky to average 3x speedups on isolated vector-friendly loops with hand rolled ASM, translating to much smaller whole
972.
by zurn 13y ago
Did Hangouts start enforcing the true names policy recently or was it ilke that from the start? It makes it pretty useless especially if you want a multi party hangout and/or don't know all your contacts to be full-on G+ believers
973.
by zurn 13y ago
What kind of fuzzing heuristic would have found this in the haystack of Unicode permutations?
974.
by zurn 13y ago
Interesting that Go lost so heavily to Ruby on amount of code (~ 3x more on average.)
975.
by zurn 13y ago
Back then, if you used something else than C, people would discard it as too slow. And almost nobody had learned the chainsaw juggling that is "writing safe C", now mastered by a few superheroes. Most people's creations just
976.
by zurn 13y ago
Yeah, isn't this what "the future" was going to look like back when xhtml was a thing? I guess there were some missing building blocks on the dom/scripting side, but what's the syntax story. edit: found a clue here,
977.
by zurn 13y ago
Own impression, but might just be luck vs. me updating them. Youtube changes the obfuscation around periodically to discourage apps like these.
978.
by zurn 13y ago
>> Number of children who get thyroid cancer > Forty so far. Let's hope they hit the ~100% survival rate quoted for early stage thyroid cancer: http://www.cancer.org/cancer/thyroidcancer/detailedguide
979.
by zurn 13y ago
Also try youtubedown in place of youtube-dl - I think it works with a bigger percentage of videos. http://www.jwz.org/hacks/#youtubedown
980.
by zurn 13y ago
I think this can be remedied by providing a sufficiently unnatural sounding "real name" for the pseudonymous google id you use on the tablet. Then you get kicked out of Google+ automatically.
981.
by zurn 13y ago
Spoiler: no. 1265 ms vs 439 ms on their OpenCV benchmark. (Then they play some what-if games by underlocking the i3 in imaginative ways and applying SIMD opts to only the ARM side)
982.
Greenpeace takes aim at ITER(greenpeace.org)
1 points by zurn 13y ago|0 comments
983.
EFF's HTTPS Everywhere removed from Chrome app store(chrome.google.com)
85 points by zurn 13y ago|33 comments
984.
by zurn 13y ago
> [Callbacks] do not in any way inhibit the ability to analyse or prove correct a program It's obvious to me that they do: humans are not that good at keeping track of these fragmented chains of flow control. They're just more
985.
by zurn 13y ago
It's straightforward to do experiments, control factors affecting experiment, collect data, process is well understood electrochemistry... only thing that might make it "not science" is that it's too well understood so y
986.
by zurn 13y ago
Anybody have a link to a version viewable without proprietary plugins? "Flash Player 9 (or above) is needed to view presentations"
987.
by zurn 13y ago
Very latest Intel is ok, older are pretty slow. AMD hardware that works with the Mesa drivers is nearly as solid as Intel, but their proprietary drivers are a disaster (kernel crashes etc). Nvidia has decent proprietary drivers for desktop
988.
by zurn 13y ago
Ok, sounds like you have considered this carefully. Best of luck to our crypto heroes!
989.
by zurn 13y ago
There's a compiler optimization to automatically improve icache utilization by moving rarely executed code branches far out of line, so that they don't take space in the loaded cache lines when the straight line code executes. (Th
990.
by zurn 13y ago
This sounds sensible. However isn't the same problem present with "out-circle access" in voice calls? "Silent Phone subscribers can place and receive calls 'outside the circle' from wherever they are in the wor

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