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FreeBSD, obviously. But I suspect you actually wanted to know what version? As a new user, stick to the latest -RELEASE version, which is 14.3-RELEASE at this time. Or, if you feel more adventurous, try the 15.0 BETA, it should be finalized soon...

I have the exact same problem with robot voice after 1-2 minutes. I'm on (ungoogled-)chromium 137.0.7151.103. Did anybody find any solution for that?

It does actually look close on first look but alas, these are just bindings. This example is basically just manually creating a V binding against the C select(2) function. Via the V docs: But, it does look like it is a future goal of vlang to...

It can get sillier. A long time ago I worked on software that had initially been developed for NextOS on Next boxes. That was a really elegant early object-oriented platform. Unfortunately, the writing had been on the wall for Next before I came...

Ah, this one I know. But after installation the server works? Did you guys try to bisect between 13.5 and 14.0? I know it takes time, but might lead to a result.

Ok, I'll bite. Taking this thread sideways, when her kids were still babies, to keep them quiet my daughter would give her phone to them. Invariably kids would bash the phone, using it as a hammer. No wonder her phone was always cracked and beat...

Ok, I'll bite. Taking this thread sideways, when her kids were still babies, to keep them quiet my daughter would give her phone to them. Invariably kids would bash the phone, using it as a hammer. No wonder her phone was always cracked and beat...

Most of the more complex drivers for Intel chips in the Linux kernel are written by Intel. It is simply unknown whether the documentation is sufficient for writing drivers without internal help.

Yeah, maybe my memory's faulty, but I thought it was C++. That's still a weird stack Obj-C -> C -> C++.

Or like Arch users lol

Meh, I've ran base LineageOS no Gapps for years relatively smoothly! Google's restrictions motivated me to figure out ways to not have em. I had Pokemon GO and Ingress running in microG a while back, but that eventually stopped working due to...

I don't think that is a good plan. Getting a phone put together at amateur hour? No way.

NeXTStep applications would be Objective-C.

I'm not sure about actually building full-fledged GUI apps, but when building a desktop project with gradle I could build it just from a script: JAVA_HOME='/usr/local/openjdk8' ~/'Projects/RT4-Client/src/gradlew' 'jar' --no-daemon I'm thinking...

It can get sillier. A long time ago I worked on software that had initially been developed for NextOS on Next boxes. That was a really elegant early object-oriented platform. Unfortunately, the writing had been on the wall for Next before I came...

I want to avoid the hardware aspect and focus on Cellular Carriers. Cheap ones This is going to be different country to country but here in US we have MVNO operators. They do not have towers but have carriage agreement with major carriers...

^C and ^V are M$ Windows inventions. X11 natively cuts and pastes text with the mouse. The default mechanism is to position the mouse to one side of the text, hold down the left mouse button, and move the mouse to highlight the text you want to...

While I generally agree with the core of the statement, I'd like to add that rust folks make it really hard to just ignore it. They show up with an armored convoy, bash in your front door, strap you down on a chair and force you to listen to...

Tracfone probably has enough things going on to worry about selling user data (they can't tell me after years why VVM won't activate on Android aside from a IMEI check -> device is too old vagueness; also managed to send out a new iPhone from...

Trends steering OS in my opinion is a disaster.

Or like Arch users lol

https://thecodinglove.com/elon-musk-wants-to-rewrite-all-the-cobol-code-behind-u-s-social-security-in-just-a-few-months Tens of millions of lines of cobol, developed over decades of work. What could possibly go wrong? 😂 They wrote a GUI for a...

How much security do the apps need? Waydroid on Linux runs apps, but I'm not sure about integrity checks. Otherwise I might go for a cheap iPhone (older iOS security likely better than older cheaper Androids); maybe a 6S+ or SE1 at a minimum...

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First time I've seen this message on a response I've added, so begs the question What did I do/say? Is this a side effect of anything? I've seen the pfSense forums getting slammed with spam over the past week, something similar happening here...

Heh, I remembered seeing this thread and ran into this a sec ago :p

Everything in the howto section is moderated. That always seems to trip people up. If you want to comment on a howto, it's best to open a new thread in an appropriate 'open' section, refer to the howto and post your comments and/or suggestions.

I wonder if something like this would work (would auto-detect the driver to the right device based on auto-detect for Intel/AMD vs hard-coding BusID)? Depending on where the displays are wired, Intel's driver might need to be modesetting instead...

I got slightly faster server start-up times with Parallel vs Serial (anything else was worst Java 21), and significantly better average/max FPS on a JOGL game with Serial vs Parallel. Java's fun to tweak for :p

Rust, like modern C++, is a much higher level language than C. The ability to build libraries in C is very limited by a lack of generic programming. Just think of quicksort and binary search in C. The library has them, but the interface is a joke...

X11/xcb is the original cut and paste buffer for X11. Just install it and run it. You will get a set of small windows into which you can cut'n'paste stuff with a mouse. It's quite intuitive.

Hm, that suggests this was some sort of "script kiddie". Normally you'd expect stolen money to "be gone". Not all transactions require CVV (card verification value), it could be he tried his luck.

If you see the amount of work, the Rust community has put into their Rust abstractions binding layer, it is probably safe to assume bindgen has not been successful at automating the task of generating bindings. As I mentioned before, they have...

Or like Arch users lol

Upkeep (the amount you pay to have account) doesn't matter for this case. What matters is the procedure of installation of m-banking on the cellphone. Do you have to physically go to the bank to activate the application or can it be done...

I didn't read the post through but I remember reading the headline of your "Someone tried or has been able to guess my password ?" thread. Assuming so (as I mentioned in my post).

I fix it with: pkg clean Thanks!

I am not sure the Phone bashing is justified. IOS and Android are very much like macOS and Linux software hosting wise, but with a lot more mitigations enabled when the desktop stuff lacks behind. Then there is the whole encrypted boot process...

We don't have enough information to make any determination of anything ATM. From what I can tell everything in the chain is suspect.

This is now a wild speculation on my side: the first thing that comes to my mind is that he got an active login to your account, i.e. he was able to manage it. He was thefore able to disable your devices and add his own. Not all banks have 2FA...

Tha AMD GPU drivers in the Linux kernel consist to a major part of automatically generated C files, presumably directlt out of the chip design software. Might not be that diffcult to change the output language.

I was working for a long time on a project that was in Common Lisp, with a C++ library. We didn't use Clasp but SBCL, so every C++ thing available to Lisp had to go through a pure C interface. Major pain, you first have to wrap all classes and...

If you see the amount of work, the Rust community has put into their Rust abstractions binding layer, it is probably safe to assume bindgen has not been successful at automating the task of generating bindings. As I mentioned before, they have...

Rust people are like vegan. You know what they are within the first two or three minutes of your first meeting.

While I generally agree with the core of the statement, I'd like to add that rust folks make it really hard to just ignore it. They show up with an armored convoy, bash in your front door, strap you down on a chair and force you to listen to...

In fact, forget the blackjack. :) I'd doubt that any modern EU e-banking system would rely on a cookie alone to pull this off; true though didn't test this myself and web pentesting is not my cup of tee; this should be /relatively/ easy to try...

Perhaps he was able to login and see .mozilla? ZioMario can see who logged in?

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There is no solution that will 100% mitigate this hack. A SIM card swap attack and email spoofing are both simple tasks for anyone intent on putting in the work to steal identity. Even authenticator apps like M$'s and Google's can be spoofed.