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    Comment #20445146

    This looks like a re-discovery of a 2014 University of Texas at Dallas paper - https://science.sciencemag.org/content/343/6173/868 ? I am missing something? You can see the hackada…

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    Comment #19923043

    Well there's two important things to address there, and they're both a bit long-winded, but bear with me. First, despite all the discussions of Uber's/Lyft's full-time drivers, the…

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    Comment #19915325

    Craigslist sellers decide on the price, how to exchange goods and money, etc. Uber and Lyft are not free marketplaces where drivers can offer a ride for a price they believe to be …

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    Comment #17920721

    Sorry, you're absolutely correct - I had misinterpreted the dev board layout screenshots as the final phone layout screenshots. That'll teach me to post after I should be asleep!

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    Comment #17915966

    I'm a bit confused on the comment "Modern phones (and all the flagship phones) have had separation between their basebands and APs for years; a modern smartphone baseband is essent…

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    Comment #17828808

    Hygon is just AMD's EPYC CPU [0]. I am uncertain if they will differentiate themselves more as time goes on, but at the moment almost the only difference in the kernel is that it h…

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    Comment #15459418

    The whitepaper linked in the upper-right is highly informative: https://www.shutterstock.com/labs/compositionsearch/static/c...

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    Comment #14208354

    or for btrfs users out there: btrfs scrub start /mnt/volume_name

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    Comment #13969316

    In Rust overflows generally will cause a panic. So "2 + 2" will return 4 or panic if you're on a 2-bit system (they provide .saturating_add() and .wrapping_add() to get code that w…

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    Comment #13627325

    It's mostly a question of mobile support: IRC (over TLS or otherwise) requires a continuous connection, where matrix and signal are designed to support polling a push notification …

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    Comment #13564291

    How about Open Street Map? http://osmand.net It's not perfect, but it provides a good base of functionality, and gets you to big tour destinations. It will also get you to most res…

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    Comment #13343160

    Riot can do audio and video calls, I've had good luck with it (currently gets used between my friendgroup instead of phonecalls). Check out http://matrix.org/ for the server implem…

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    Comment #13343129

    I've found matrix[0] to work pretty well. Main downside is that the calls themselves are not end-to-end encrypted, but there is end-to-end encryption for the call setup. Riot[1] is…

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    Comment #13135520

    You're right, anything can be monitored, but we shouldn't take that as a reason that we should lay down and accept it. You should assume that any sufficiently motivated person/orga…

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    Comment #13135225

    The difficult thing is convincing people that something could go wrong with all the trust they're investing in the government and large corporations. The thing which I think has be…

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    Comment #13061780

    I think a big difference is the flags. At least for g++, if you don't specify -march=native -mtune=native you're going to take a performance hit. How much of a performance hit depe…

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    Comment #12586809

    Well, I'm not really qualified to talk about the BoM costs relative to the sale price because I don't do manufacturing, but the Beaglebone Black team claims they charge at margin b…

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    Comment #12586723

    But the CHIP uses an Allwinner CPU, and for those of us who like to support manufacturers that actually play nice with the open source community: the CHIP is a no-go. The specific …

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    Comment #11470008

    Well, I think we'll have to agree to disagree here on terminology! When a browser gets a malicious advertisement or a user gets a malicious cross-site scripting attack, I consider …

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    Comment #11469478

    I think perhaps the point that the others in this thread are making should be rephrased: you execute untrusted code in the browser, and giving that untrusted code effectively direc…