tus666

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by tus666 3mo ago
what does it say?
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by tus666 3mo ago
How can you write for LWN and not have heard of clone(CLONE_THREAD) and multithreading?
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by tus666 7mo ago
Im pretty sure the subscription is optional, and if you don't subscribe, you dont get the AI "features" and copilot. Seems win/win to me.
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by tus666 1y ago
260ft is around 79m. The bombs can penetrate around 60m of concrete. So one bomb, probably not, but they are able to follow each other in quick succession meaning 2 or three should be able to do the job quite easily, with accurate GPS posit
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by tus666 2y ago
The question is unexplored territory, pun intended. The FAA could deny approval for launch, but its unclear what the basis would be. What happens on Mars is out of it's jurisdiction, literally. The UN governs Earth, not Mars. It could
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by tus666 2y ago
> The passwords in phpBB3.3 use an exceptionally strong and secure method of encryption I thought passwords were supposed to be hashed, not encrypted. This is bad.
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by tus666 2y ago
Fair.
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by tus666 2y ago
Exactly.
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by tus666 2y ago
From what exactly? Turkey?
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by tus666 2y ago
Hopefully when we go to Mars we leave cockroaches like you behind.
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by tus666 2y ago
Most memory vulnerabilities are use-after-free which due to the nature of C is a very easy mistake to make. Buffer overflows are simple inexcusable, especially if its "we didn't bother checking" rather than "we got the s
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by tus666 2y ago
Am I the only one who finds it highly annoying that exclusive domain names are registered for individual CVEs?
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by tus666 2y ago
No, but I would never, ever, ever, EVER write data to a buffer without specifying the buffer size or reallocing where necessary. This just smells so much like a Javascript script kiddy who wanted to join the cool brigade and write something
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by tus666 2y ago
For robotics sake, I hope not.
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by tus666 2y ago
> By reading the source code, I realized that the incoming data was put into a fixed-size static buffer in the stack, and the payload was decrypted into another fixed-size buffer. There’s no boundary or size check. This is not normal. It
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by tus666 2y ago
The more I use ChatGPT, the useless I realize it is. It looks impressive at first, until you realize it is like a trick pony. Don't get it to haul your luggage. It gives apparently good summaries of sometimes complex topics. But then y
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by tus666 3y ago
After spending billions of dollars on a light attack/recon heli that will never fly: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing%E2%80%93Sikorsky_RAH-66...
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Emophilia(sciencedirect.com)
1 points by tus666 3y ago|0 comments
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by tus666 3y ago
How could a leading research organization not have heard or divorce and child support?
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by tus666 3y ago
Gak, as someone who has lived in both this is missing the real question which actually also answers this question... WHO IN THEIR RIGHT MIND WOULD DRIVE A CAR IN SYDNEY???
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by tus666 3y ago
> The initial benchmarks show something of a 2-9% performance improvement. You might be disappointed by this number, especially since this blog post has been talking about assembly and machine code and nothing is faster than that right?
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by tus666 3y ago
So will this be the year of the Linux desktop?
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by tus666 3y ago
Imagine a language with an entire system of honorific speech required when speaking to one's superiors. Oh wait...they already exist.
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by tus666 3y ago
> is essential to nearly any large, complex software system > in performance sensitive code Those two things are not the same.
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by tus666 3y ago
yes
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by tus666 3y ago
There's something about that title...
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by tus666 3y ago
Not for me. Maybe your getting ABed.
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by tus666 3y ago
It's a classic victim of shitty, shitty software developers who blames tools rather than taking ownership. Or shitty software dev companies that push out crap to meet marketing deadlines. Either way, take your money elsewhere.
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by tus666 3y ago
I always browse with JS disabled, and it loads fine for me just now.
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by tus666 3y ago
Unlike in the 21st century where 100% of the population has exactly the same sleep pattern and sleeps exactly 8 hours a night from the same time to the same time. /s

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