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by 0xCMP 4y ago
It is likely to protect against accidental or malicious modification of the data. eg ransomware. Also not being "in use" makes it less likely to have a mechanical failure.
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by 0xCMP 4y ago
iCloud Backups != iCloud syncing iiuc. Passwords/Wifi/etc. syncing is a different E2EE system. You can disable iCloud Backups and still use iCloud
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by 0xCMP 4y ago
Mill would definitely make things more interesting. They were supposed to have their simulator online a while ago, but sounds like they needed to redo the work on the compiler (from what I understood). Once that comes out it sounds like the
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by 0xCMP 4y ago
I want a game where you can discover aspects of how you can control the world through a kind of programming-magic that lets you modify and control things. You discover information in the world and it lets you build up spells/scripts th
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by 0xCMP 4y ago
I like it. Do you have anywhere you're sharing your config?
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by 0xCMP 4y ago
i believe they're taking about being able to ship wal to s3 so the back up is close to real time.
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by 0xCMP 4y ago
In their paper the example is servers sitting behind a switch which respond to ARP requests for the same IP (in addition to their own IP) which allows packets for that shared IP to reach both servers (2 in their example). The servers accept
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by 0xCMP 4y ago
1. you literally can not control everything in your twitter feed if using twitter's apps. it will make things appear there which it thinks you'll like (this is obviously ignoring ads as that's not something you should expect
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by 0xCMP 4y ago
I imagine Apple would come down on them pretty hard in the App Store if they did that so for most applications it's enough of a deterrent that most places would not do it. I also think that because Apple can mostly control which addr
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by 0xCMP 4y ago
The medium is part of it. A huge number of programming language features stem around the fact that we make text files the human interface. "Clicking things" is not the next step because clearly keyboards are faster. Imagine someth
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by 0xCMP 4y ago
TIL that Civ IV has "Play by Cloud" which automates all of this + supports webhooks to notify you when it's your turn.
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by 0xCMP 4y ago
The point is "proving" something without showing them the proof. E.g. someone Company X trusts looks at the documents or etc and sends a signed confirmation that they confirm X, Y, and Z about Person A. The point being that Compan
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by 0xCMP 4y ago
This solution doesn't require any port forwarding. The "home" device connects to the VPS letting the VPS talk to it over the Wireguard connection.
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
I found what I think it is: https://tex.com.tw/products/shinobi?variant=16969883648090
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
iiuc the Chrome team is actively investigating it[0] and (again) iiuc recent work with Cxx is paving the way for things like that to happen. [0]: https://www.chromium.org/Home/chromium-security/memory-safet...
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
Even in iOS which keeps apps in a fairly restrictive sandbox + goes through some kind of review process I wouldn't trust an app like Facebook's or Reddit's to not be gathering some kind of other information to use somehow. Th
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
Jet Lag is a well known phenomenon and if you're changing time zones regularly you probably have a system to minimize it. If you did not you'd likely suffer much more from it. Also flying is optional, but changing from XST to XDT
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
They have an issue where they explain that they have disagreements with how barrier is run and the current owner does not want to pass control to them. They are the most active recent contributors. personally I am waiting for them to cut a
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
I would square it by looking at the rhetoric which often focuses on "big government paying cronies and the 'swamp'". It's important to distinguish what they're actually doing from what they're saying to ge
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
I think what you're missing is that 1) you still need to install and maintain it and there are many trends even professionally that want to avoid that 2) just cause you could get it many may not want it. I could easily see people settl
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
they offer both. they simply require more secure authentication. something which doesn't require the app to know the username or password. it's that simple.
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
I think GP is merely referring to the idea not that Crypto Currencies AGMI, but that the Fed/Gov are allowing it all the happen so the research/investment is made to get the technology to the point that a PoST/PoS/(Solan
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
that has also been my recent experience. works best for large services like discord and twitter which are recent examples for me.
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
But what they're referring to is that none of the code in that is hard to understand... unlike in C/C++. This is like of like the same idea behind Go. You make the language simple and straight forward and even though there may be
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
OP's point was that basically smartphones did not allow you to "create" at all. I would consider that most content by that larger definition to be created on a phone (Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook, Twitter, etc.) and even if
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
And not in a windowless room already . How many air gapped systems are running next to a Window? Although I guess you can use this as evidence: if it needs to be air-gapped it also needs to be in a windowless room or some kind of sealed co
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
First thing I thought reading this is "there is something missing here" cause you obviously can't wait until the memtable is full to reply OK to the requester. RocksDB Docs explain that they use a WAL+Manifest Log and I assum
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
Things like rust-analyzer are exactly what I think lead me to believe... what if code was designed to be imported by a "database" and then changes could be made there and serialized back. Not too dissimilar to how unison lets you
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by 0xCMP 5y ago
Yep I think this will be my next major project. Taking inspiration from Rust, Go/Zig, Nix, Unison, Old SmallTalk and Self videos, Eve, and probably SQLite/Postgres. There is a lot of separate innovation that could be combined; so

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