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by 102030485868 2y ago
> My experience with modality is that almost every time I want to do something I'm in the wrong mode. Vim tells you the mode though! Insert -> Normal/Visual: ESC, Ctrl+c, or Ctrl+[. You could also do something like, while in
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by 102030485868 4y ago
our federal industry minister and rogers execs answer some questions: https://www.cpac.ca/episode?id=84243ade-0b57-45f6-8144-c4d62... i feel like there's a lot of passing the buck in the video
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by 102030485868 9y ago
"distribute and sell": but what if I just want to distribute? Oxford commas are important. See: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/16/us/oxford-comma-lawsuit.h...
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by 102030485868 9y ago
Give me a sphere and I'll do it! Two parallel lines though....
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by 102030485868 9y ago
I interpreted that as, "Concurrency is a bitch...".
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by 102030485868 9y ago
Both GnuPG and Signal are great projects, but GnuPG has a different use case from Signal. You should, ideally, try to fund improvements to both projects.
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by 102030485868 10y ago
It hurts to type sometimes. Typing at work isn't really an issue since I have an ergonomic keyboard, but big side projects can sometimes hurt. ? is far easier and faster to type than .unwrap(). So no, there's nothing horrible that
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by 102030485868 10y ago
Hah: http://i.imgur.com/YphQVru.png
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Syndicate: a language for interactive programs(github.com)
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by 102030485868 10y ago
That's changing now, thankfully. Most people at the company I work for use Clojure every day.
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by 102030485868 10y ago
Unless you specifically tell the JVM otherwise using the -Xmx flag. See: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E13150_01/jrockit_jvm/jrockit/jrd...
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by 102030485868 10y ago
Given that you use/run a sync node.
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by 102030485868 10y ago
I can understand why there hasn't been much movement in the SMTP world. SMTP is pretty hard to get right, as is maybe hinted at by the many RFCs. You really don't want to be making any mistakes because it's a somewhat unf
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by 102030485868 11y ago
I can't see this ending well for Oracle.
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by 102030485868 11y ago
Ah. This reminds me of a great discussion that happened over at the Rust Internals forum about which markup language to use for documentation. [0] tl;dr: Markdown won. [0]: https://internals.rust-lang.org/t/rustdoc-rest
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by 102030485868 11y ago
As opposed to every new member having to figure out this new project? Documentation is your best bet. It would be better to teach students about things that are currently being used instead of making up your own solutions. Though, there is
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by 102030485868 11y ago
Woah, I didn't know that is a thing. Thank you! It seems as if symbol versioning in Rust is nicer than in C. I'll have to play around with that a little bit. I'm hoping I never to have to deal with writing version scripts or
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by 102030485868 11y ago
I'm not sure how likely that'll be. It's definitely possible, but I think there are going to be a few hurdles. The main one being, symbol versioning. This is important if you export multiple symbols for a function, that is, h
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by 102030485868 11y ago
I did something similar to this a few months ago using nginx, rtmp, and vlc in hopes of making an HTML5 only streaming service. In the end, I found out that using a VM for transcoding is not a great idea. Having a > 3 minute lag time bet
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by 102030485868 11y ago
The one the OpenSSL follows is documented here[0]. There's also the CVSS[1] which covers a broader scope. [0]: https://www.openssl.org/policies/secpolicy.html [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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by 102030485868 11y ago
Hahaha, I'm amazed that the Rust developers were able to do that. Saying it was "quite a pain" is the understatement of the year.
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by 102030485868 11y ago
Such as?
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by 102030485868 11y ago
Some part of a key exchange needs to be out-of-band. Alice communicating to Bob what the hash of her public key is over the phone, in person, or otherwise is good enough. Doing that allows Bob to verify whether or not a specific public key
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by 102030485868 11y ago
Why is it hazardous to use in practice?
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by 102030485868 11y ago
Well, in terms of maintenance it's a little bit more work. Sure, it has the features and reliability. But does that really justify having to maintain a completely new environment? Maybe it does, maybe it doesn't; it depends. No yo
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by 102030485868 11y ago
`AES-CBC` is used if no mode is specified (none currently specified: see [1]). Relevant forge documentation. [2] Currently the README file states that `AES-CES` is being used. [1] https://github.com/crodjer/qotr/bl