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Wonder if lots of people will jump to OpenStreetMap without realizing their open tile servers aren't a free-for-all? https://operations.osmfoundation.org/policies/tiles/
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by 0x0 9y ago
When you upgrade to a new major release of Debian, you should take a look at the release notes. The mysql->mariadb migration has its own chapter: https://www.debian.org/releases/stable/amd64/release-notes&#
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by 0x0 9y ago
Why are you running chrome/chromium 62-63? 66 is the current version, isn't there a ton of vulnerabilities in older versions?
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by 0x0 9y ago
Because you're not guaranteed to roll a 6, even if you roll 6 times: 1/6 + 1/6 + 1/6 + 1/6 + 1/6 + 1/6 = 6/6 = 100% chance? Nope. :)
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by 0x0 9y ago
It still errors out: % curl --header "Accept: application/json" https://api.ipdata.co {"message": "Internal server error"} Also, this request doesn't seem to return valid JSON:
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by 0x0 9y ago
Tried in a new private browser window, even. Here's part of the page source on that URL: <header class="section-header"> <small>Oops</small> <h2>Page Not Found!</h2> <hr> <p cl
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by 0x0 9y ago
Lots of 404 for the images, such as https://ipdata.co/img/seworks.svg
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by 0x0 9y ago
There are specialized .exe packers/compressors for 64k intros (more tuned than UPX) such as http://www.farbrausch.de/~fg/kkrunchy/ I think one of the biggest challenges, size-wise, is coming up with good algo
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by 0x0 9y ago
I dislike hot reload for a few reasons. One, it makes it difficult to keep two tabs open to compare the "before" and "after" of a change, because both tabs reload the "after" instantly. Two, you can get into an
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by 0x0 9y ago
In https://sourceforge.net/p/forge/site-support/17417/ : "Unfortunately, we are unable to restore the missing commits, you will have to commit them again. Thank you, SourceForge Support"
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by 0x0 9y ago
This made me think of the story about SnappyCam, whose author handcrafted a JPEG encoder in Arm NEON assembly to enable iPhones to capture still images at 20fps on the iPhone5 (before burst mode was a thing in iOS), and was subsequently acq
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by 0x0 9y ago
If you want your device to be secure against published 0days / CVEs, you have to update iOS and when iOS 11 came around, that's the only branch available containing those updates. :-/
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by 0x0 9y ago
Additional requirements for new apps or updates to apps is something completely different from disabling existing purchased apps and denying end users access to their documents contained within.
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by 0x0 9y ago
But that's exactly what they did in iOS 11?
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by 0x0 9y ago
Apple has in fact stated that High Sierra is the last major release to run 32bit apps "without compromise" (their words). So probably a macOS 10.14 could show up in a couple of months at WWDC without 32bit app support, just like i
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by 0x0 9y ago
Well they didn't replace their NT kernel with WSL? So it's a bit of apples-to-oranges comparison. WSL is there to provide access to the existing, vast library of linux software that might not have been treated with win32 ports?
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by 0x0 9y ago
From the sound of it, I assumed it was building up a 3d world scene graph composed by objects supplied by independent processes. Maybe I'm reading too much into it.
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by 0x0 9y ago
I find it interesting to note that the core fuchsia OS comes with "magma", "escher" and "scenic", which seems to be core OS services for composing one 3D scene across multiple processes ("shadows can be ca
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by 0x0 9y ago
Is it the html <keygen> tag v2, done right?
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by 0x0 9y ago
USB 2.0 came out in 2000, I don't know if USB 1.1 would be capable of driving a CD-R reliably?
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by 0x0 9y ago
Hard to know if this was done on purpose, or if the third party replacement parts are actually substandard/not-to-spec and therefore naturally not QA'd at Apple.... at least until a technical root cause is found?
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by 0x0 9y ago
Curious to know why they chose to require python in addition to node, wouldn't node with npmjs/yarn be sufficient and require less setup? Does python/pip provide any benefits here?
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by 0x0 9y ago
Are tax services around the world going to get absolutely blasted with tax filings containing hundreds and hundreds of pages of API-powered BTC trades this year? What a mess.
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by 0x0 9y ago
Another interesting part of dots in emails is that they apparently can't be at the end of the username, EXCEPT if you also "quote" the entire username. So, <a.b.@example.com> is probably invalid but <"a.b."
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by 0x0 9y ago
Is there a list of phone numbers available for SMS? Or a a way to generate a different number? Or do you have to go with the one number linked in the blogpost? By the way, looks like you can see the sender's phone number for incoming S
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by 0x0 9y ago
How far removed they have become from the golden days where the api to post a tweet was just a HTTP POST with your username/password in the http basic auth header and the global timeline of all twitter users were on the frontpage and r
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by 0x0 9y ago
So... do the relatives forge the signature instead? How is that better?
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by 0x0 9y ago
Thanks for your detailed reply. I'm still curious about the general case of GPL and Git. If I were to hack on some GPL-licensed software, my "preferred form of the work for making modifications" would hands-down be a .git rep
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by 0x0 9y ago
What if you're trying to apply a patch to a .txt document?
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by 0x0 9y ago
Does GPL say anything about distributing source via git repositories? I mean, it talks about "preferred form of the work for making modifications". But when I click through to the Debian PTS page for Beep at https://tra

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