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by 22c 3y ago
Nit: It's not protected by DRM, it's protected by copyrights. It's still against the law in most places to violate copyrights, even if there's no DRM involved.
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by 22c 3y ago
Thanks for your (companies) work on both this and graphtage! Out there question: Do you guys have any plans on releasing a tool which could be used for diffing filesystems? eg. Run the tool, run an arbitrary program which modifies the files
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by 22c 3y ago
That's right. If you login to to GitHub even days after the spam is removed, you will see the bell icon with a notification about a since cleaned up thread in your feed.
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by 22c 3y ago
Yes it's a game of cat and mouse, but starting out with a defeatist attitude, the cat makes things way too easy and the mice will simply roam free. Making life hard for the spammers can and will get rid of all but the most persistent.
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by 22c 3y ago
While the specific names escape me, there have been a few projects over the years that have replaced DirectDraw or Direct X DLL files with re-implemented counterparts that tend to work much better on modern hardware. I believe in one such c
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by 22c 3y ago
This appears to be filesystem agnostic and could be quite useful in scenarios where switching to ZFS is not an easy option.
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by 22c 3y ago
Thank you for the great, free resource. Do you have any advice for people who are not in a supported jurisdiction? eg. Have you heard of anyone having success for using GDPR as an excuse to be removed despite not living in the EU?
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by 22c 3y ago
In some circumstances there absolutely is a difference in the amount of money you will be entitled to in the case of being fired vs. being made redundant. It can be on the order of several months of pay. You will also see employers simply m
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by 22c 3y ago
I consider the lack of effective anticheat as essentially making the game unplayable/abandoned, regardless of whether or not they fix minor bugs or localization issues.
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by 22c 3y ago
Appreciate the insight, very disappointing! Sadly, TF2 is in a practically unmaintained and unplayable state right now and it's a game that is still beloved by its fans all these years later. Any efforts to inject life back into the fa
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by 22c 3y ago
TF2: Source 2 takedown was particularly surprising to me. I speculated in another thread that it could be related to it being made in s&box which Facepunch are likely to eventually profit from. If you could make comprehensive clone of a
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by 22c 3y ago
Man, this is disappointing. It's particularly surprising that Valve has sent a DMCA here, given their history of pretty much all their popular games originating from the modding community or prior art and the history of fan projects li
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by 22c 3y ago
The thread mentions it, it's basically a MediaTek MT7981B with some extra components. It would be interesting if they can get all the things they mention in the < $100 price range that they're aiming for.
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by 22c 3y ago
No, you are confusing file retrieval with file recovery. The reconstruction only needs to happen if some form corruption is detected (typically in the case of a bad/dead disk).
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by 22c 3y ago
I agree that it's a strange example to give. This would also be like saying imagine you had a single Reed-Solomon code for your entire hard drive. That would indeed be very painful to recover data, but we don't have a single Reed-
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by 22c 3y ago
My first thought was that this could have some "co-processor" style applications in quantum computers, but I think the "real" answer is that if datacenter workloads could 2x to 10x in efficiency using chips made with liq
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by 22c 3y ago
This result would be a lot more believable to me if I could take my own 20-30 question quiz and see how "good" I am at picking the "more X like" images. It seems like a missed opportunity for gathering more data, even if
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by 22c 3y ago
Appreciated, thank you!
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by 22c 3y ago
Several years ago I was part of team managing one of the busiest recursive DNS resolvers in the country. Around the time, DNS reflection attacks were becoming all the rage (I think there might have been a vulnerability in PowerDNS to blame,
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by 22c 3y ago
I would normally not particularly care enough to mention a lack of license, but permissively licensed open source tools in the DB stress testing space are few and far between. Are you planning to add a proper license at some point?
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by 22c 3y ago
Even reading that document, I think the answer is "it depends". For example, this[1] work is entirely derivative, created only using cuts from another piece of media and yet the resulting work is a complete departure and loses pra
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by 22c 3y ago
I think it entirely depends on if those cuts constitute the creation of something that could be considered a new piece of original work. Sometimes the removal of certain scenes from a movie could completely change the way you think about th
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by 22c 3y ago
> this version has the tugging on tails, but not the picking up and accordioning of the mother, so it's a falsified version I wondered if that puts the Corridor version in jeopardy in any way, given that the version they have posted
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by 22c 3y ago
moreutils parallel can also come in handy for quick command parallelization (not to be confused with GNU parallel which serves a similar purpose but can be more complicated)
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by 22c 3y ago
More specifically I was talking about equating contrail reduction with removing carbon from the atmosphere, which the article does when it says > Marc Shapiro, the head of contrails at Breakthrough Energy, calls reducing contrails [...]
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by 22c 3y ago
"not putting carbon into the atmosphere" != "removing carbon from the atmosphere" Comparing the "cost" of not putting carbon into the atmosphere with the cost of taking it out is incredibly misleading and irres
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by 22c 3y ago
Submission title is editorialised, there is no mention of "solving" Rummikub on the page. That claim was why I clicked the link because I would've been surprised to see a Rummikub "solver". To me, a solver implies p
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by 22c 3y ago
Valid, but how much can you distill a model while retaining (or refining) usefulness? You don't need to know how to paint Rembrandt to draw an anime girl, and you don't need to know about the biological taxa of North American Duck
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by 22c 3y ago
I agree for the most part, but there is also the other side which is how useful it can be. If you fine tune your model on anime girls, it becomes a very useful model for generating anime girls and perhaps it's now worse at drawing
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by 22c 3y ago
You guys have done a good job with Neon so far and ~200ms is good enough for 95% of webapp use cases (especially if devs do things like optimistically wake up the DB when a user hits the landing page or login page). I'd be interested t

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