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Comment #43199590
Back when I was a physics student, I helped engineer exactly this experiment as a off-the-shelf solution for schools as a classroom experiment! We used PMTs mounted on top of coffe…
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Comment #43158993
It strikes me that the former would profit from a strong type system, whereas the latter could profit from (enforced) strict aliasing.
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Comment #43158969
Why exactly would it be too low-level for Rust?
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Comment #43137918
I have to install an app to communicate with my child's state-sponsored daycare. I'll have to install an app to communicate with the teachers at his future school. Is this still fi…
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Comment #43129663
Just an FYI: If I select "Features" / "API First" on your page, I end up at a 404.
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Comment #43129631
> since the daemon tries to connect to the registry with SSL If you rewrite DNS, you should of course also have a custom CA trusted by your container engine as well as appropriate …
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Comment #43129425
I suppose they don't believe certain facts engineers are telling them. With Brexit it was coined "Project Fear". Now they're being told that adding backdoors to an encrypted servic…
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Comment #43127863
This is only for Docker Desktop. The Docker Engine itself is free (AFAIK). If you're on Linux, you probably don't care about Docker Desktop at all.
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Comment #43127807
I get why this is annoying. However, if you are using docker's registry without authentication and you don't want to go through the effort of adding the credentials you already hav…
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Comment #43024615
You're essentially suggesting a Drake equation [1] equivalent for the number of security vulnerabilities based on NLoC. What other factors would be part of this equation? [1] https…
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Comment #43024356
While it's not implemented, Rust even has a keyword reserved [1] for musttail, "become": https://github.com/phi-go/rfcs/blob/guaranteed-tco/text/0000... [1] https://doc.rust-lang.o…
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Comment #42976493
IANAL. In Germany, something being true makes it non-defamatory [1]. > Wer in Beziehung auf einen anderen eine Tatsache behauptet oder verbreitet, welche denselben verächtlich zu m…
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Comment #42972031
I'm not sure, most vendor camera apps were pretty much tied to the particular camera on the phone, on the phones I've had. For UVC, I usually needed to use another camera app. You …
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Comment #42971732
Well, I opened them in a plain browser profile and in the non-translated page the options seem clear to me? The buttons literally say this: - Settings / Einstellungen - Accept / Ak…
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Comment #42971669
That's what I'm wondering too. This is in uvcvideo, processing data from USB-connected cameras. So, maybe you can exploit it by connecting a camera to the USB port? That would be b…
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Comment #42971448
I concede that cookie banners are not helpful here. I also admit that I rarely see them anymore, as uBlock Origin removes them for me. I probably shouldn't have assumed that the we…
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Comment #42971097
At this time of day, I'd wager half of the users here are able to comprehend German texts. The other half knows how to use a translation tool.
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Comment #42966630
> The primary metric of interest in this task is cognitive control, measured using ΔRT (the difference in response time between repeat sequences and change sequences). Can someone …
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Comment #42962189
It's 2025 and this new tool works on X, but not on wayland. We are lost.
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Comment #42962133
> Setting an OS timer would make the thread use 0% CPU. “Regularly querying the system time and comparing to a limit” would not. As mentioned, this is the first case and can be ach…
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Comment #42962110
Thanks, I've edited the list. :)
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Comment #42961732
This article fails to separate the concerns one has with timers. There's three cases I see: The simple case is just putting a thread to sleep for a given time. It's somewhat odd th…