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by 63 5y ago
Incidentally, just an hour ago I was setting up a mail server on a Digital Ocean droplet, and had to manually copy and paste 20+ DNS entries because Digital Ocean doesn't support zone file upload (only download). So, the zone file seem
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Being a furry. It seems like they get a lot of shit for no good reason.
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>I've tried to explain this to people, and I've been met with blank stares from even the most intelligent folks. That's definitely an experience I've had with similar topics. I particularly remember talking to a frien
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Can you expand on that? There were definitely some parts I didn't understand or agree with, but the main idea seemed interesting.
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Not really. Only the two most recent major versions of Minecraft use Java 16/17. A lot, possibly most, of the online community still plays on old versions 1.8.9 and 1.12.2 which use Java 8.
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Worse yet, you don't even need to be whitelisted for the server to log an attempted chat message.
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This post is exactly what I was looking for. I went through vimtutor some time ago and have been using vim since, but I kept thinking "there HAS to be a better way to do this thing but it wasn't in vimtutor." Just using . and
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I suppose maybe I should switch tools then. I started with using my favorite language on it this year because I struggled in the past (IntCode). This year everything seems easy though. Days 6 and 7 were the first where the answer wasn'
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The difference for me has always beem that Twitter is organized by person rather than by topic. In some ways that's good if I'm following someone because I care about them personally, but usually I follow people because I'm i
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The article does a great job of covering what people think about these changes, but a terrible job of covering what on earth the changes actually are. I felt like I was trying to solve a mystery where every paragraph buried in the opinions
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What's interesting is that most of these people didn't start with OP's mindset. They didn't say "I want to pour thousands of hours into this one thing until I see results so I can compare myself against other people
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"These results reflect the fact that dictionary checks appear to contribute heavily to reducing usability by making password creation difficult. To some extent, this may be a result of our harsh check that uses a cracking dictionary an
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I believe I was 19 at the time.
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I think that's okay. It's the same for me. The important part is understanding the concept of regex enough to know when you need it.
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She was ostensibly fine with it, but it made me feel weird. It felt like I was endorsing the kinds of thought patterns represented. I knew she wouldn't be offended per se, but I didn't want her to get the wrong impression of me, a
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This is tangential, but I tried watching it with a girlfriend relatively recently and found that I couldn't comfortably watch it with her. The first episode alone has all these not-so-subtle sexist jokes. I used to watch it a lot when
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Interestingly, one of the studies they cite finds that blocking common passwords is one of the most frustrating experiences for users. Even though it's more secure, the user has no idea what's wrong with their password or how to c
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It depends on the subject matter for me. Live-LaTeXing works pretty well for me until matrices get involved. Just fractions, equations, and summations are fairly easy though.
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It's crazy to me the amount that people who have never dealt with the cops think "I'll just show them x legal code so they can see they don't have the right to do that." Turns out, they don't care. For minor in
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iirc g2a is the big one
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He addresses this pretty well in the post imo. His co-conspiritors remained unnamed while he alone revealed himself because he wanted to publish this post and it's highly likely he would've been blamed anyway.
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This was going to happen eventually. I'm glad they're at least being open about it here.
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It kind of depends on the definition of complete. If it's actually complete I suppose I'd go running and read a lot and see if I can serendipitously run into some interesting people to make plans with out and about. If you didn&#x
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I quit the website some years ago, though I never posted or commented very often to begin with. Once I managed to get off it for long enough, going back became shocking. Seeing /b/ with fresh eyes made me never want to go back, an
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> It's also strange that someone who has this level of access to what is presumably a multi-billion dollar company decided to just leak the data? Maybe they did try to ransom it, but I'd imagine someone with this kind of access
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I'm interested to see where Hytale goes since this seems to be their approach, roughly and with pre existing community support to boot. Unfortunately they've been pretty unresponsive since their acquisition so I hope the eventual
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Sure, when your target audience knows how to install Steam it's not, but when you're Roblox, your target audience is about 10 years old
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I don't want the following to come off as judgemental or to imply that I have anything but the utmost empathy for everyone involved in this case. I think it's interesting to consider these types of articles that get popular online
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Obligatory xkcd https://xkcd.com/927/ The inconsistent desktop environment problem is admittedly annoying, but creating another standard seems like a step backwards.
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I also used keybr when I was first learning. I found that I capped out pretty quickly there though, easily getting 100% for all the letters without going particularly fast and, as you mentioned, there's not much for punctuation and num

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