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dmitrygr
13,817karma·4,954submissions·March 28, 2012
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I make things and I break things for fun.
me@dmitry.gr
https://dmitry.gr/ long ago: http://palmpowerups.com/
Places we might have crossed paths: VMWare, Google, Apple
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The author claiming he'll never need to do a BFS, and thus does not need to know it is kind of funny to read. You should never be proud of your ignorance. Oh, you think you're a front-end de…
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To play devil's advocate, protecting one's (likely) most significant investment is not selfish - it is reasonable. The fact that you do not like their actions doe snot make them any less rea…
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Not due to encryption
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I would buy the argument that this is a performance change, had they not already shipped with it on before. Encryption on android is not usually a large bottleneck (measurable but not great) on such d…
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NON PAYWALLED: http://news.yahoo.com/fbi-chief-admits-mistake-iphone-wake-s... …
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Sounds like a great way to make my browser waster more RAM & CPU on rendering your site (useless span-subtrees?!?!) WTF, really?
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"As explained below, after reviewing the facts in the record and the parties' arguments,I conclude that none of those factors justifies imposing on Apple the obligation to assist the governm…
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This Motion is wonderful! <<Congress has never authorized judges to compel innocent third parties to provide decryption services to the FBI.>> <<The government says: “Just this once…
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It breaks horribly if you click start->run, type "command" and press enter
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That seems like an oversight....
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Ingenic does. Which is of no help as it has no drivers for this watch. See last paragraph of my article
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It already has a linux kernel with WiFi support. Android build tools will happily package your ramdisk together with the kernel into an android boot image. The "system" image you provide to …
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The company that bought them (Huami) has USA offices, so they are not as well insulated from the law as they might think :)
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Android does power management relatively well. In the kernel I am working on (the one I mentioned in the end - the almost-working one) I have a few cool hacks I am trying, like using the JZ4775's…
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and sse regs?
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HTTP ERROR 404 Problem accessing /iap/message-structure.html. Reason: Page not found
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patching ptrace is nice, but it does not stop me booting an unpatched kernel after pressing the reset button and reading them hence my question. thanks for answering where in the intel cpu doc can i s…
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Pretty clever, but do intel CPUs guarantee that xmm regs are zeroed on boot?
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Pretty unlikely. A large chunk of that data is not likely in ram, and uploading an image to fastboot will erase a lot of ram as well. You'll get some things maybe. But this isn't nearly the …
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None of this will work against a normal consumer device, since you cannot flash recovery until you do "fastboot oem unlock", which purposefully erases ALL user data. And most consumers do no…
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You're right. You'd have to change int to char to make it valid
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> In the example above, your normal C compiler could return “0” because it assumes the intervening write can’t change the value at p_int not unless you use the restrict keyword...