> I suspect that hardware without an MMU is not super likely to be able to support XIP. This seems strange to me. Don't most microcontrollers support executing directly from flash? Some even can't execute from RAM.…
Sorry, it's you. You basically told people that they should expect bugs in old code and shot down the proposed fix without offering any other solution; that's non-constructive by definition.
Sure, I don't want to take their right to appeal, and I only make that comment as a neutral observer. This is my smallest issue with the process, the discriminatory requirements are a bigger problem.
It should be about features and price, but those only matter after you clear the bar. At least in the Czech Republic, you can't bullshit your way through the requirements like you can with job interviews, these things…
I'd sign up for tenders, but they all seem to require a company with "1 million EUR revenue in public sector <whatever> projects" and 5 people with various roles, degrees and X years of experience in <whatever>. I'm…
As far as I can tell, it requires forcing GitLab to render a malicious org-mode file. I don't really see a way to do that without authenticating and uploading one. Am I missing something?
Nextcloud, the mentioned Roundcube, plenty non-Wordpress CMSs, many internal tools I work with daily...
There's also this writeup: https://www.wiz.io/blog/php2shell-php-rce It seems to have a few more technical details.
I tried it too in a clean Debian Trixie container and got no crash.
You don't need formal education to have agreeable political opinions and write good polemics.
The GPL is the only reason they even get that. More enforcement would certainly be good, but it's not like the GPL is worthless without a legal team backing you up.
It's really cool what can be done today with just an MCU that has sufficiently flexible IO. What's the performance like?
I'm not too concerned about my place of residence, since the state already publishes my full address online. But OSM edit history also shows the various places you visit, with timestamps too. I still haven't decided if…
If you're making a commercial SaaS, that's probably the way to go. For individual users like me, with a coding harness and some extra BYOK tools, OpenRouter is convenient and the few extra percent don't hurt much. I…
From my understanding what's keeping us from this kind of dystopia are restrictions on shrinkwrap agreements, general restrictions on one-sided contracts, and the fact that breach of contract "only" creates civil and…
I don't have any numbers on fan art vs original works floating around the web, but even those original works aren't being monetised via copyright. They would be created even if copyright was abolished or significantly…
> There are murders so why make it illegal..... The downsides of murder clearly outweigh the upsides. The fact that we're debating here shows that's not the case for copyright. > ...somebody having the rights to a…
> You're free to buy or not buy any creative work. You also don't have to rent/buy a place to live, but I wouldn't want to live a life without a roof over my head or access to creative works of my culture. When you…
You could establish contracts with publishers outside of copyright, which is how NDAs work today. It's probably a reasonable thing to do anyway, otherwise there's nothing stopping a publisher from telling everyone the…
As others have pointed out, piracy is already easy for anything remotely popular, yet people still buy books. We could assume that it's not because they fear breaking the law, but because they want to support the author…
Most of that art is being created irrespective of copyright, though. Much of it uses exceptions to copyright and some is straight up in violation (most "fan art"/fanfiction). It's either not monetised or monetised…
Theoretical aphorisms can't override the facts of recorded history. If the harsh border control and cultural isolation of the East Bloc ran counter to Marxist principles, then you can complain to the dead leaders of the…
It is strange. I certainly wouldn't think your house, having been isolated from western society over decades by a communist regime and heavily-patrolled borders, would respond to social activism in foreign countries.…
I don't remember any LGBTQI+ wars here in the Czech Republic, so "blood free" actually seems like a good characterisation. Sometimes the system just works. See also the Velvet Revolution for a pretty large shift away…
Not always. Consider an SPA that connects via WebSockets and streams in data, adding points to a chart. The JS-less alternative would be refreshing an SVG or even the whole page once a second. The SPA is clearly more…
> I suspect that hardware without an MMU is not super likely to be able to support XIP. This seems strange to me. Don't most microcontrollers support executing directly from flash? Some even can't execute from RAM.…
Sorry, it's you. You basically told people that they should expect bugs in old code and shot down the proposed fix without offering any other solution; that's non-constructive by definition.
Sure, I don't want to take their right to appeal, and I only make that comment as a neutral observer. This is my smallest issue with the process, the discriminatory requirements are a bigger problem.
It should be about features and price, but those only matter after you clear the bar. At least in the Czech Republic, you can't bullshit your way through the requirements like you can with job interviews, these things…
I'd sign up for tenders, but they all seem to require a company with "1 million EUR revenue in public sector <whatever> projects" and 5 people with various roles, degrees and X years of experience in <whatever>. I'm…
As far as I can tell, it requires forcing GitLab to render a malicious org-mode file. I don't really see a way to do that without authenticating and uploading one. Am I missing something?
Nextcloud, the mentioned Roundcube, plenty non-Wordpress CMSs, many internal tools I work with daily...
There's also this writeup: https://www.wiz.io/blog/php2shell-php-rce It seems to have a few more technical details.
I tried it too in a clean Debian Trixie container and got no crash.
You don't need formal education to have agreeable political opinions and write good polemics.
The GPL is the only reason they even get that. More enforcement would certainly be good, but it's not like the GPL is worthless without a legal team backing you up.
It's really cool what can be done today with just an MCU that has sufficiently flexible IO. What's the performance like?
I'm not too concerned about my place of residence, since the state already publishes my full address online. But OSM edit history also shows the various places you visit, with timestamps too. I still haven't decided if…
If you're making a commercial SaaS, that's probably the way to go. For individual users like me, with a coding harness and some extra BYOK tools, OpenRouter is convenient and the few extra percent don't hurt much. I…
From my understanding what's keeping us from this kind of dystopia are restrictions on shrinkwrap agreements, general restrictions on one-sided contracts, and the fact that breach of contract "only" creates civil and…
I don't have any numbers on fan art vs original works floating around the web, but even those original works aren't being monetised via copyright. They would be created even if copyright was abolished or significantly…
> There are murders so why make it illegal..... The downsides of murder clearly outweigh the upsides. The fact that we're debating here shows that's not the case for copyright. > ...somebody having the rights to a…
> You're free to buy or not buy any creative work. You also don't have to rent/buy a place to live, but I wouldn't want to live a life without a roof over my head or access to creative works of my culture. When you…
You could establish contracts with publishers outside of copyright, which is how NDAs work today. It's probably a reasonable thing to do anyway, otherwise there's nothing stopping a publisher from telling everyone the…
As others have pointed out, piracy is already easy for anything remotely popular, yet people still buy books. We could assume that it's not because they fear breaking the law, but because they want to support the author…
Most of that art is being created irrespective of copyright, though. Much of it uses exceptions to copyright and some is straight up in violation (most "fan art"/fanfiction). It's either not monetised or monetised…
Theoretical aphorisms can't override the facts of recorded history. If the harsh border control and cultural isolation of the East Bloc ran counter to Marxist principles, then you can complain to the dead leaders of the…
It is strange. I certainly wouldn't think your house, having been isolated from western society over decades by a communist regime and heavily-patrolled borders, would respond to social activism in foreign countries.…
I don't remember any LGBTQI+ wars here in the Czech Republic, so "blood free" actually seems like a good characterisation. Sometimes the system just works. See also the Velvet Revolution for a pretty large shift away…
Not always. Consider an SPA that connects via WebSockets and streams in data, adding points to a chart. The JS-less alternative would be refreshing an SVG or even the whole page once a second. The SPA is clearly more…