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Comment #30404423
Does this mean that 0 Hz bandwidth leads to the ideal clock?
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Comment #30394444
Fun fact: GB 18030 is a Unicode Transformation Format. Example: \N{THINKING FACE}\N{FACE WITH TEARS OF JOY}\N{FACE SCREAMING IN FEAR}\N{SMILING FACE WITH SMILING EYES AND THREE HEA…
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Comment #30381562
I assume this uses thunks not unlike some lazily-evaluated languages?
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Comment #30381508
Doesn't this mean that non-blocking reads from /dev/urandom can now potentially return -EAGAIN (at e.g. very early boot time)? I think that's enough to subtly (nondeterministically…
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Comment #30381282
To be fair, it has computed the page at least once at some point...
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Comment #30368699
a truely randall number
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Comment #30321829
https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/membarrier.2.html provides a good example of when a processor memory barrier is eliminated but a compiler memory barrier is still required.
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Comment #30299181
Are you mad? I didn't even criticize Unix at all!
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Comment #30286033
> I think that an operating system where you can't rename or delete a file that is open by some process is idiotic beyond words, This is not an inherent limitation of the VMS or NT…
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Comment #30218516
How about static inline functions?
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Comment #30044868
This is the insight I wanted. Now I want to hear what FSF has to say about this...
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Comment #30043889
> it's almost mandated by law that there can't be. FCC regulations require that devices be made resistant to attempts to change their function in an effort to limit people's abilit…
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Comment #30043772
>"They should die for the cause." In his stance, more like "proprietary driver vendors are holding hostage of patients."
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Comment #30042981
See https://www.fsf.org/campaigns/free-bios.html for the rationale. Basically, FSF had to make a compromise here. If you use Flash ROM (or other writable medium), the firmware coun…
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Comment #29921836
Make sure you don't roll your own crypto on your way, though. Unless when it somehow becomes the absolute necessity...or it's for your dissertation.
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Comment #29917504
Talk about lockdowns...
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Comment #29874712
It's worth noting that Fedora/RHEL's postinstall is generally less intrusive than Debain's, though. For instance it doesn't just automatically create databases or starts/enables se…
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Comment #29874675
Clearly you haven't heard of HasThisTypePatternTriedToSneakInSomeGenericOrParameterizedTypePatternMatchingStuffAnywhereVisitor http://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/index.cgi/org.aspectj/…
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Comment #29757083
(Commenting here since the other thread is going nowhere) To clarify, the main property of a non-blocking algorithm is that it's exclusively composed of simpler, smaller ("atomic")…
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Comment #29756313
OpenBSD does something similar but in a reverse manner. It's called Kernel Address Randomized Link (KALR). What it does is bundling kernel object files into an archive, which is li…
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Comment #29735630
Related: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20190902-00/?p=10...
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Comment #29735610
Is there anything else that should be done except flushing D-cache and invalidating I-cache? I'm genuinely curious.
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Comment #29735576
It's AllocDStoCSAlias.
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Comment #29724373
Is there something wrong in particular for using built-in fixed-point types for timestamps? Yes, overflow/underflow issues and yada yada, but virtually every type can be mised in i…
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Comment #29700406
...why are you even talking to some stranger here then, is it worth enough to risk being exploited with a RCE 0day Like, uh, just define a clear threat model, accept risks, and mov…