@gsuberland @jdm_ @servo
IIRC there were still a lot of Y2038 afflicted foundational libraries out there, when Servo development was started.
Giving them the benefit of the doubt I'd be willing to accept them choosing some nice data in the middle for the test.
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@Gargron
It's not an honest U.S. American Moon mission, without a cruel war going on that was initiated by the USA.
Vietnam... Iran, what's a few geopolitical details among friends?
It's not an honest U.S. American Moon mission, without a cruel war going on that was initiated by the USA.
Vietnam... Iran, what's a few geopolitical details among friends?
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@markmccaughrean
What's puzzling to me is, that so little of what's done on the ISS ends up being discussed during lunch, or over the post seminar pizza. Whereas so much other research, often in very far removed fields tends to be brought up.
It's a quite remarkable situation: Crewed space flight is a very "popular" topic; almost everyone in the 1st and 2nd world knows about it and that "a lot of science" is happening there.
But among my earthbound researcher peers it's discussed very little.
What's puzzling to me is, that so little of what's done on the ISS ends up being discussed during lunch, or over the post seminar pizza. Whereas so much other research, often in very far removed fields tends to be brought up.
It's a quite remarkable situation: Crewed space flight is a very "popular" topic; almost everyone in the 1st and 2nd world knows about it and that "a lot of science" is happening there.
But among my earthbound researcher peers it's discussed very little.
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@markmccaughrean
I'm well aware of the experiments that are done on the ISS (or back in the day on the STS and Mir). Heck, a couple of years ago some hardware for a medical study went up to the ISS what was in part built (or rather modified from the commercial system) by colleagues of me (optical coherence tomography to investigate the eyesight problems astronauts develop in microgravity).
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I'm well aware of the experiments that are done on the ISS (or back in the day on the STS and Mir). Heck, a couple of years ago some hardware for a medical study went up to the ISS what was in part built (or rather modified from the commercial system) by colleagues of me (optical coherence tomography to investigate the eyesight problems astronauts develop in microgravity).
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@markmccaughrean
Here's some food for thought: Where are the scientific publications that are coming out of the actual crewed space flights?
When you look at robotic missions (deep space probes, space telescopes, research satellites, etc.) it's easy enough to find your paper alerts being flooded with published results. There's a also a lot of publications on the engineering side.
But when it comes to crewed space flight? There's a lot less there. We're talking of several OOM discrepancy.
Here's some food for thought: Where are the scientific publications that are coming out of the actual crewed space flights?
When you look at robotic missions (deep space probes, space telescopes, research satellites, etc.) it's easy enough to find your paper alerts being flooded with published results. There's a also a lot of publications on the engineering side.
But when it comes to crewed space flight? There's a lot less there. We're talking of several OOM discrepancy.
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@odr_k4tana @leyrer @DerMolly
Das liegt aber weniger an der Technik im Zug als an der Technik drum herum, die die Verbindung vom Zug ins Netz ermöglicht.
Den Beleg für diese Aussage kann jeder für sich selbst bei einer Fahrt mit dem IC(E) Berlin→Amsterdam nachvollziehen. Sobald die Niederländische Grenze überfahren wurde ist auch das WLAN im Zug "plötzlich" schnell.
Das liegt aber weniger an der Technik im Zug als an der Technik drum herum, die die Verbindung vom Zug ins Netz ermöglicht.
Den Beleg für diese Aussage kann jeder für sich selbst bei einer Fahrt mit dem IC(E) Berlin→Amsterdam nachvollziehen. Sobald die Niederländische Grenze überfahren wurde ist auch das WLAN im Zug "plötzlich" schnell.
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Jedes Mal wenn ich im Baumarkt an dem Regal vorbeigehe, dass mit 5l-Kanistern Isopropanol vollgestapelt wurde muss ich an dieses Rundschreiben denken:
https://bildung.ukrlp.de/fileadmin/ukrlp/daten/pdf/Informationsblaetter/Umgang_mit_ueberlagertem_Isopropanol.pdf
https://bildung.ukrlp.de/fileadmin/ukrlp/daten/pdf/Informationsblaetter/Umgang_mit_ueberlagertem_Isopropanol.pdf
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@fedithom @servo
AFAIK WebCrypto is the JavaScript API toward natively implemented cryptography primitives so that web applications don't have to ship their own implementations, which WILL be prone to all sorts of side channel attacks (because sent through an optimizing JIT compiler that will strip away a lot of the extra safeguards required to prevent secrets from leaking).
AFAIK WebCrypto is the JavaScript API toward natively implemented cryptography primitives so that web applications don't have to ship their own implementations, which WILL be prone to all sorts of side channel attacks (because sent through an optimizing JIT compiler that will strip away a lot of the extra safeguards required to prevent secrets from leaking).
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@witix @usernameswift
There's also @VoidLinux
However, be advised that due to their packaging philosophy of "just ship reasonably up to date versions of upstream" as a corollary implies, that if some projects (say Vim, for example) decides to slop, then the packages shipped in the default repos will be sloppy, too.
Maybe it's time to introduce a nonslop repository, or better yet, put all sloppy projects into a sloppy repository.
There's also @VoidLinux
However, be advised that due to their packaging philosophy of "just ship reasonably up to date versions of upstream" as a corollary implies, that if some projects (say Vim, for example) decides to slop, then the packages shipped in the default repos will be sloppy, too.
Maybe it's time to introduce a nonslop repository, or better yet, put all sloppy projects into a sloppy repository.
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@thomas @angry
Eigentlich wäre es ja die Aufgabe des Staates hier entschieden und mit aller Härte vorzugehen. Ich sehe hier ziemlich klar eine Straftat nach §202c – Ausspähen von Passwörtern. Und natürlich baumelt auch das Schwert der DSGVO über den Köpfen der Anwender, da mit großer Sicherheit kein Vertrag zur Auftragsverarbeitung vorliegt. Und selbt wenn kann bei E-Mail ein Absender nicht vor dem Empfang einer E-Mail darüber in Kenntnis gesetzt werden.
Eigentlich wäre es ja die Aufgabe des Staates hier entschieden und mit aller Härte vorzugehen. Ich sehe hier ziemlich klar eine Straftat nach §202c – Ausspähen von Passwörtern. Und natürlich baumelt auch das Schwert der DSGVO über den Köpfen der Anwender, da mit großer Sicherheit kein Vertrag zur Auftragsverarbeitung vorliegt. Und selbt wenn kann bei E-Mail ein Absender nicht vor dem Empfang einer E-Mail darüber in Kenntnis gesetzt werden.
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