dmitrygr

Libc still unaffected. Write native code. Your users will thank you

ENC28J60 + PIC18 was a typical demo microchip gave out doing precisely this 20 years ago

> You go to the dark side. And you are amazed. And your users hate you and look for alternatives.

If you believe Boom, let me know if you'd be interested in a bet. I'll take the "not gonna happen" side of that for any amount.

yes, but it was rather choosy with the rest of the hardware

probably cause it is just CE 2.11? either you have seen it and seeing it again is pointless, or you do not know what CE is, and the headline means nothing to you

There are already proper procedures for doing this. If the users did something illegal, you can go after them. If you prove that somebody actively enabled or encouraged them, you go after them. But ev…

May I have a challenge drive just for the challenge (not interested in switching jobs)?

Only a few years ago, i would have used this and donated some bucks for the effort. But apple silicon has made x86 laptops irrelevant, and i haven't owned a desktop in decades. Sad, since windows…

I never learned to properly touch type, i have my own method, somehow, which uses two fingers of the left hand and three of the right. Spacebar being pressed too soon or too late is, sadly, common :(

In GM cars (as observed in my last few), the logic is in the head unit: "mic on -> hvac lower", while "hotword detect" uses a different "mic on" method that does not E…

Spelling is not my forte. Fixed it, thank you.

Pimoroni Presto ( https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/presto ) + some firmware you can write for fun :)…

both forth and java would have made more sense than a custom vm. not sure why they went this way on ARM. on 6502 it makes sense though. small cpu -> custom work needed

no, but i hope someday someone will make that happen. i provide enough info and reference material

that is why it was not "static const char buf[]" ;) it was not an accident executable stacks are still common (incl on windows with some settings), and sometimes they are required (eg for …

Cute, but Rice's theorem remains, and while they translated every byte as code, still no handling is possible for char buf[] = {0xB8, 0x2A, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0xC3}; return ((int (*)(void)…

That is a gross misrepresentation of the situation. Old batteries' internal resistance rises and they become unable to deliver high current. If you try, thanks to V=IR, the output voltage will dr…

> Whether it contains any truth or facts or information at all is besides the point The definition of bullshit in the original article was precisely this: no care given to whether there is truth in…

>The person next to you, who is willing to fake the demo and declare victory on LinkedIn even before the launch, is going to look more successful than you. This is not new, sadly. At least …

> bullshitter is not the same as the liar, because the liar at least respects the truth enough to try to hide it, but the bullshitter does not care whether what they are saying is true or false thu…

This looks a lot like this old thing: https://www.android-x86.org/screenshots.html

> led the government to this dark place, thinking they're doing good. I'll take the other end of the bet claiming that they think they are doing good. I am pretty sure they know what the…

You should see how fast libc gets mmaped() into the VM and the first instr runs :)

And where were your parents in this? My school in USA tried this... Once. My dad went to have a talk with them. I do not know what was said, but the principal walked out of the room white-faced and th…

> Newsom would start to increase production Newsom is not a refinery nor does he own any refineries. He cannot increase any production by definition.

Rules always existed and were clear. Outrage that they are being enforced seems strange.