Asmod4n

Will be removed from the next release. Then you can’t connect to your own exchange server anymore and are forced into 365 when you want a desktop app.

You mean dos games, just run them under a dos emulator then.

The temps don’t affect your range that much, it’s mostly the tires.

I got a heat pump and using the heater or AC only needs around 1 kWh during the winter or when it’s hot.

But winter tires increase the power consumption by 30%, just like with a diesel.

Seams to be a non issue in the south, I can charge near my house, everywhere I have to do something and at work.

Aka, every super market has at least one charger. Most parking spaces have 2-3 chargers. From various vendors. Some even for less money then you can get for your own house per kWh.

I also had no issues in the north east so far or in north rein westfalia.

Chargers usually don’t break but get shut down when the grid can’t handle their load currently.

Depends on the field you are in. There are jobs where you can’t get apps that run on anything but windows.

The cost of using a textual format is that floats become so slow to parse, that it’s a factor of over 14 times slower than parsing a normal integer. Even with the fastest simd algos we have right now.

There is no taste difference, it’s just cheaper to produce since you can skip heating it for a few minutes.

Apple already sells that, it’s called MacBook Air.

law enforcement.

you could sell physical items at any store where you have to show your ID and you get one for the age group you are.

that kills two birds with one stone, you can then show everywhere online you are human and how old you are without the services needing any personal information about you, and the sellers don't know what you use that id tag for.

So some future generations might get 23 hour days? That’s gonna be an interesting problem to solve for calendar implementations

I’ve written a CBOR implementation as a mruby c extension in an afternoon and am about to officially release it soon.

It’s my first project where I’ve worked with claude: https://github.com/Asmod4n/mruby-cbor

So you get the sunlight when you are about to go to sleep and none when you wake up. That doesn’t sound healthy.

In Europe and the US all new vehicles now have a visible ID under their front window glass, it’s called a VIN. It’s even standardized where it must be.

Win32 Apps can access anything you can access and also read out some text fields from apps you have running, via accessibility APIs.

You have to consider your machine and all others you connected to to be compromised. Time to reinstall every device with new accounts and passwords. With unused usb sticks and images downloaded from another network you were never connected to.

AMD is doing that for their next gen, no idea if khronos is involved.

Mruby has something like that build in, you can create a VM which only has basic data types and control flow, no i/o, rng, time, meta programming or any host access possible simply because most functionality is only available as gems and they simply aren’t loaded. Everything you can do with it should be fully deterministic.

but the fun thing about them is, they allow you to impersonate any mail address you want with their smtp server.

Aka, when you are a customer of them you get a @t-online.de address and login data for their smtp server.

You can just login into that server and set the From: Header to anything, they don't check.

char on linux arm is unsigned, makes for fun surprises when you only ever dealt with x86 and assumed char to be signed everywhere.

Yup, by default a Linux based router won’t forward any traffic to a IPv6 host unless you explicitly have a program running which keeps on telling the kernel you want that.

All LG OLED tv at least can be controlled via an http API. So you don’t need a remote for them. You can turn them on and have them select any input.

That way you can completely use it like a monitor instead of a TV.

When you look what 24gb of ram costs right now it’s about 60% of that leaked price.

I’ve just bought a brand new Ryzen 5950x and will probably skip am5 altogether :|

Ain’t eBPF hooks there so you can limit what a cgroup/process can do, not matter what API it’s calling. Like disallowing opening files or connecting sockets altogether.

It’s manageable with eBPF instead of seccomp so one has to adapt to that. Should be doable.

We could use some made up „time“ for that since it’s not made for human consumption just sync between different systems.

Does wall clock time matter for anything but logging? For everything else one could just create any form „time“ to keep stuff in sync, no?

The one thing I like the most about mruby is the way you can ship apps.

When you normally want to ship apps which are written in Java, C#, python etc. you have to tell your users they have to download that runtime and your deps and how to start the runtime and which args to start your app from the command line.

With mruby you can just ship one file and everything is self contained.

There are some situations where you can somewhat handle malloc returning NULL.

One would be where you have frequent large mallocs which get freed fast. Another would be where you have written a garbage collected language in C/C++.

When calling free, delete or letting your GC do that for you the memory isn't actually given back immediately, glibc has malloc_trim(0) for that, which tries it's best to give back as much unused memory to the OS as possible.

Then you can retry your call to malloc and see if it fails and then just let your supervisor restart your service/host/whatever or not.

in the main capital, yes. but even in raids i hit 120 fps in 4k with my 5800x.