dmitrygr

So we agree he only SAID things. And got arrested. So yeah…

Spoken like someone who has never lived in an oppressive regime. Must be nice. On the other hand, being that inconsiderate isn’t very nice at all. Plenty of people live in places were saying the wrong…

Sure, address them ... AFTER providing for safety of the public. Only after the innocent can be worry-free that do the guilty get ANY consideration.

I stand for anything that permanently keeps murderers and rapists away from polite society. Label me as you please. This is what you stand for, if you want them out: https://en.wikipedia.or…

statistically, recidivism is extremely common. For the benefit of the innocent, the guilty should be kept in prisons. https://bjs.ojp.gov/library/publications/returning-pri…

> As many of them acknowledge, they have been rightly punished for a long time. But, ask yourself as you watch the video, how long is long enough? according to the date: "until death" is …

> a teenager shouldn't have their permanent AI profile become "shoplifter" because they did a crime at 15 yo that would otherwise have been expunged after a few years. On the other h…

This is something you don’t see a lot in journalism nowadays. Multiple publications have been caught in multiple provable lies or inaccuracies over the last few years, and this is the first official r…

Makes sense. When governments can opt out of enforcing law, as some are claiming and doing now, people who can, will attempt to provide for their own safety.

1. collecting baseline info for later comparison is good 2. i can afford the money for the chance of early detection. Many cancers are symptomatic only in the latter stages. It does not hurt to check.…

Seeing news reports on things that you yourself have personally witnessed, and seeing how distorted the reports are compared to what you saw yourself — it will radicalize you. I not only don’t want to…

> Facebook marketplace rather than another platform which? I'd love to, but FB marketplace is the platform.

"No CarPlay" is approximately where I stopped reading -- and I am literally their dream target audience - enough money to buy a second car, easily able to afford one of theirs, have solar …

Who implements these idiotic policies? We do! Politicians could not code their way out of a paper bag! Giving up is not the solution. Refuse to do it. Make ID pass for a full-white jpeg.

I hereby remind you of a bet you lost: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39186555 :) my contact info is in my profile to arrange settlement…

Because that is where the users with the money are.

Any real estate agent will tell you what people actually want. Ask one who's been around for a while, in an unofficial setting over drinks. Ask what questions people ask. Ask what they follow up …

> I wish we had a way to build a durable chain of custody into these technologies Do you? Consider for a moment all the dissidents and protestors who would be ensnared by their own devices then, wi…

ok, sorry, was trying to reply with regard to "no otp" as i understood your comment. i see i misunderstood. then yes it'll work

Rewrite is what I’ve been doing so far in such cases. Takes fewer hours

did this before i knew how to git, back in college. target was ARMv5

yes, if you do not care to optimize, yes. source: done it

> The generated code is not very efficient. Even with all optimizations enabled, it outputs less efficient code than GCC with all optimizations disabled. Worse than "-O0" takes skill... S…

I have not disassembled the production RP2350 rom (last i looked at it was ~year before release) so i do not know if it does indeed check nCS1 address space, but even if it did, which of the 4 possibl…

lack of enforcement != legality

Yes, sort of. Basically a tiny loader in OTP that enables nCS1 on some pin, copies code from there to ram on nCS0, reconfigures nCS1 to point to second ram. This does break usb flashing. Use swd.

yes i have tested it and no i have not written about it (yet). it does work and with the new ISSI 16MB chips, it gives 32MB of continuous memory!

if you find a SoC for $1 that has 2 Ethernet ports, and a usb host on it, while also having two cores and supporting 32MB of RAM you'll surprise me. rp2350 does all of the above for $1

>Basically PIO smells like a wart to me. I genuinely don't know who wants it. Regular hackers aren't sophisticated enough to use it productively and the snobby nerds have better opti…

the solution is, of course geometric mean. 1KB = sqrt(1000 * 1024) B