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ipodopt
3mo ago
Maybe not the laws, but the systems being built are attribute based.
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2y ago
I want more integrated office support in Linux. I am happy with any and all attempts that can improve it. On the rust side, it doesn't seem like they have gotten to benefit too much from the ecosystem yet (one crate for XML deserializa
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Gitea Enterprise
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3y ago
It's $20 per year, not per month... and there are promo codes for $5/year available most of the time. I don't use the site but browsed the guy's mastodon feed.
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ipodopt
3y ago
I believe this is equivalent to Intel SGX. Having this open source is encouraging.
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ipodopt
4y ago
Pragmatically, what are good use cases of a twintree data structure?
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4y ago
If you had to bring one thing on a jog for protection it should be a well trained dog. It can deter, warn, and respond to an attack. A concealed carry only does the last thing, increase your ability to respond to an attack. Also, the dog is
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4y ago
True, but I suspect that without a truly global prescient scheduler it is almost never worth it to core switch unless you generally have really long tasks. For an efficient core context switch the scheduler must accurately predict that the
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4y ago
Thanks for the link, very helpful :)
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4y ago
It has been a sec but if I were to do another multi-threaded async Rust project I would do one thread per async runtime and explicitly pass anything that needed to be shared. This should be more ergonomic as this should get rid of everythi
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5y ago
I am not an expert but was in your shoes a few years ago so check and think on what I say. The best chance of success will come from having more development time. So don't spend your money. You could also find partners, but make sure t
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5y ago
I was assuming geostationary satellite in example to point out that obscuring the IP could add a layer of security. In regards to your general point I am making assumptions and it would be harder. But within an order of magnitude. A great p
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5y ago
"This isn’t how the internet works." Okay, here is my understanding. Lets say I control a few assets like a website, news.com, a DNS server, and relegram, a messaging app, and control the ASs that route to them. Let's say the
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5y ago
- If your adversary has access to your ISP's data they can tie IP to address/geofences. - If they where clever they could time the latency and find how far you are on relative to the satellite. Giving a circle path to look at. Me
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5y ago
Aren't Starlink terminals hyper-directional? Seems like it would be hard to triangulate them. EDIT 1: https://media.defense.gov/2022/Jan/25/2002927101/-1/-1/0/CSA... Seems like the NS
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5y ago
To the moon costs are ~$31,500 per kg for SLS and ~$2,000 per kg for Starship according to: https://everydayastronaut.com/sls-vs-starship/ Time will tell though as they are both in late stage development. Edit: SLS vs
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5y ago
I am not an expert but this is my rough take. It seems that the Russians are having logistical issues. They are running out of gas. Not sure how but it seems like it. We are hearing today about them sending in more armored divisions. These
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5y ago
We don't want a material that builds and repairs itself? Anyhow, seems like they think it is the concentration of melanin in the fungi. The melanin has been sequenced and it is the same type found in human skin. Maybe we will see this
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5y ago
https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=guNVlmIAAAAJ&hl=en... https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C10&q=bac... Probably specifically refers to "Concurrent cycle collection
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5y ago
I have used both pm and migadu with custom domains. Miguda ends being much better on that front feature, pricing, and ease of use wise. https://www.migadu.com/pricing/ You do lose the layer of encryption protonmail pro
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5y ago
Yeah, I like that interpretation.
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5y ago
Which Chrono Trigger hack?
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5y ago
On June 27, 2021, Near posted a suicidal note on Twitter, disclosing the extent of the harassment they had faced from the website Kiwi Farms. Héctor Martín Cantero later announced he had confirmed Near's death with the police. One mont
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5y ago
Hardware on the Switch seems standard: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_Switch#Hardware I wonder if his comments mean their Switch OS is emulating antiquated calls that have lineage to the original NES hardware.
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5y ago
"When I developed the Famicom, I put all the basic functions that were necessary to make it as a gaming device. For the Switch, it's inherited all that over the years. All the successes and failures of the Famicom are inherited by
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5y ago
Absolute legend, it's sad that he is gone. SNES is still my favorite platform (I love iso-morphic view points). Just a few months ago I setup a retopie and did a play through of one of my favorite games, Trials of Mana, with a rom patc
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5y ago
I have the first omnia version (of three). Will buy the next version. Really pleasant experience. Great all in one home router. It took my one minute to setup up and nowadays I got bird on mine for BGP LB with a home k8s cluster. One of the
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5y ago
https://www.turris.com/en/ https://docs.turris.cz/ New version coming out next year with 10 gbs ethernet and wifi 6. Made by an established internet company: https://www.nic.cz/
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5y ago
You can't do that using anything here? https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/mem/index.html Genuine question, I don't mess around with memory typically.
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> For the latter, we've checked out Postgres Foreign Data Wrappers, but they don't seem portable to the cloud hosted services like RDS. We're continuing to look for clever solutions, if anyone reading this bumps into any.
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