Fedora turns on Firefox prototype advertiser measurement crap by default. You probably want to turn it off. People might want to file bugs for other distributions if they've done the same.

https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2297635

#firefox #privacy #fedora #redhat #linux

with all these #AWS, #Azure etc. developer certificates around, I wonder if there is a "zero certificates for life" #certificate that I could apply for somewhere?

My apartment is about 7 min walk from central railway station of Tampere and I get these all the time. I really have to fight myself of not fuzzing in...

One of the best foods ever: Georgian national dish hatsapuri. Competes strongly with Portugalian street food classic prego in my charts.

Now that I leaned to use Goblin with Mach-O binaries, and how I find my way to symbol address through those ways, I think as next step I'll write a my-purposes-only disassembler using Goblin and Capstone's #Rust bindings.

I have sort of this fuzzy big picture in my head what I might want to do with that and perhaps with using Aya EBPF sheanigans but have to do bunch or trials and errors first

Sort of interesting territory experiment anyhow despite successes and failures. Generally I'm more interested on Rust when it comes to kernel what can be done in QA side from user space than kernel code per se.

🤷

Tampere Sunday sightseeing

some funkier stuff produced some years ago https://analrecords.bandcamp.com/track/scum-cums #psytrance #suomisaundi

What I think of Biden/Trump? Pretty much the same feeling that I had when I did this track with my Slovakian-Finnish friend Vlado in 2020: https://globalfishmafia.bandcamp.com/track/i-dont-feel-anything

I was in Portland OR when 2016 elections happened, which was pretty cool I think or once in a lifetime historical experience, mind the result. Or actually, it is not my concern what I might mind the result. I only focus taking stand in the votes where I have a legit standing point in the first place.

E.g. I have a voting ticket for Finnish parliament, EU and LF deciding bodies. So I focus on those and deal with sometimes unfortunate reality.

#politics

songs that stick in your brains forever once you hear them for the first time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlgmH5q9uNk

Binary parsing with #Rust and #goblin https://jarkko.codeberg.page/2024/07/13/binary-parsing-with-goblin.html

The next step is to use #Capstone bindings to disassemble the victim symbol.

#rustlang

For people concerned about #Mozilla #Firefox: #GNOME Web supports Firefox Sync out of the box.

Unfortunately many new open source projects have performance benchmarks that seem to be heritage of Apple marketing.

Zed editor is a great example of this. There's so many moving parts missing here that I could write a book just listing those one by one ;-) This is objectively marketing propaganda because absolute timing values without context and environment do not have any other meaning than giving preferred impression.

Examples of reasonable ways to analyze performance can be found from e.g. https://www.akkadia.org/drepper/cpumemory.pdf.

I guess I’ve activated to post random stories about #vim lately ;-) There’s so much hate for it, especially from some members #neovim community, so I just want to show that there is also other side of the story. In other words, there are people who pick “just” Vim purely based on technical advantages.

It is a bit over year since Bram Moolenaar died so I guess this is also good timing in that sense (RIP) ;-) Remembering that by migrating my vim files to vim9script 🍾

Just learned that #Servo is independent project these days because #Mozilla laid off all of its staff in 2020. #Rust was originally developed specifically for this project. So I guess we have now three competitive web engines instead of two: #Gecko, Servo and #WebKit. servo.org #rustlang

On #macOS, I’ve found that best way for me to manage #vim installation specifically is to just download the dmg and install pkg given that it auto-updates and contains all the command-line versions (instead of using homebrew or macports):

$ ls -1 /Applications/MacVim.app/Contents/bin
gview
gvim
gvimdiff
gvimtutor
mview
mvim
mvimdiff
mvimtutor
view
vim
vimdiff
vimtutor
xxd

https://youtube.com/watch?v=bcs_orvo9j4

When comparing micro-architectures in general so that it makes any possible sense, at minimum comparative analysis of advantages of disadvantages would be appropriate.

Not sure if I dare to say this but what a load of nonsense.

Just to name an example, the standard for RISC-V with MMU is unfinished and ambiguous to the point that how a SiFive CPU's do stuff is more of a guideline than the specs. The commercial weight if AFAIK more in the compute core area where you just "fork" the hardware description and make it your own.

Not slandering RISC-V per se, I actually like many thing in that ISA, just saying that it is not *even* comparative to x86 and ARM at this point of time. E.g. OpenMIPS would have been (if there had been any analysis of other ISA's than x86).

https://hackaday.com/2024/03/21/why-x86-needs-to-die/

Interactive external commands is also one reason that made me return back to regular #vim, in addition to working remotes out of the box and the fact that I use only a few plugins, which carry out somewhat trivial tasks where e.g. performance is not a factor.

Interactive external commands is a useful feature from time to time because it allows to leverage privileges for an external command.

For example, this will result an error in #neovim instead of a password prompt: :r !sudo ls.

The next time you're worried that you're not doing great at your job, just remember that someone probably made six figures to change HBO to HBO Max to Max.

Just published the #ASG2024 schedule! Lots of good stuff, and at least one terrible talk that nobody should attend.

Early bird tickets are also still available - but not for long - go grab them while they last!

https://all-systems-go.io/