Aaron1011

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by Aaron1011 9y ago
> Yeah, that's always been a minor annoyance of mine too. I intuitively think that a(b()); should be treated like let tmp = b(); a(tmp); That is b() would terminate and release its borrows before a is even considered and
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by Aaron1011 9y ago
From the source: > var height = coneRadius / Math.tan(45 * Math.PI / 180.0) Doesn't that just divide coneRadius by 1? Is there something that I'm missing here?
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by Aaron1011 9y ago
It's perfectly plausible that the user is piping it to a tool which can parse whatever binary format the file is using. Outputting it to the terminal, however, will just result in a mixture of unprintable characters and ANSI escape seq
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by Aaron1011 9y ago
What's wrong with d3?
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by Aaron1011 9y ago
> Apple’s Guidelines Now Allow Executable Code in Educational Apps and Dev Tools This title is somewhat confusing - it makes it sound as though educational apps and dev tools somehow weren't allowed to execute code before, which doe
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by Aaron1011 9y ago
I can't read the full study, as it's behind a paywall - so take this with a grain of salt: > "potentially as harmful" That's not 'defensive language', that's rightly acknowledging that a single stu
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by Aaron1011 9y ago
> IPv6 will be a huge mess, if I only think about sending emails via IPv6, how should that even work properly? Can you clarify what you mean by that?
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by Aaron1011 9y ago
> The catalyst, composed of ferrous metaphosphate grown on a conductive nickel foam platform, is far more efficient than previous catalysts, as well as less expensive to produce.
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OpenHatch is shutting down(blog.openhatch.org)
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by Aaron1011 9y ago
> Unfortunately, as of writing, SameSite cookies are available only in Chrome and Opera, so you may want to ignore them for now. IIRC, the SameSite attribute is simply ignored by unsupported browsers. Is there any downside to setting it?
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by Aaron1011 9y ago
Exactly the same type of ads are still present at https://www.getpaint.net/
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by Aaron1011 9y ago
Here's the website for Slitheen (the project described in the article): https://crysp.uwaterloo.ca/software/slitheen/
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by Aaron1011 9y ago
Go ahead! Glad to have been of help :)
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by Aaron1011 9y ago
From Page 10: > In contrast, Internet service providers do not appear to offer “telecommunications,” i.e., “the transmission, between or among points specified by the user, of information of the user’s choosing, without change in the for
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by Aaron1011 9y ago
> The point of the first part of their post is not "we're too big", it's "a move like this would disrupt the lives of an awful lot of people." The real question is, what effect would doing nothing have on al
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by Aaron1011 9y ago
> This cohort is an important constituency that we believe has been under-represented to date in the public commentary that has been posted to the Google and Mozilla boards since large organizations rarely authorize employees to engage i
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by Aaron1011 9y ago
Thanks! I had mistakenly thought that Solidity was still the only way to write Etherium programs (other than directly using the bytecode).
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by Aaron1011 9y ago
> he could have revealed his identity and sued the developers TheDAO very explicitly states that you can't do this: "Your use of the Software does not, in and of itself, create a legally binding contract in any jurisdiction and
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by Aaron1011 9y ago
> you have to look at the full precedent though which is that forks can be used to keep a chain nimble and if you do disagree with where the majority goes you can still use the unaffected chain with others who feel the same That's p
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by Aaron1011 9y ago
> I doubt anything like it will happen again as even those who were in favor now understand the damaging effects it can have. That's one my my main concerns - the hard fork has set an incredibly dangerous precedent. Etherium has sho
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by Aaron1011 9y ago
> Letting the hacker walk away with millions at that point would have been silly. The issue is, the person wasn't a 'hacker' in any meaningful sense of the word. Etherium claims to be "a decentralized platform that ru
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by Aaron1011 9y ago
I found that setting the 'cursor' css property to 'none' (in the style for '*') fixed it for me.
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by Aaron1011 10y ago
> Many medicines also cause more harm than they provide help How many is 'many'? 50%? 25%? Or simply 'more than zero'? > but I will take natural (or at least human incrementally improved over generations and genera
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by Aaron1011 10y ago
> not to mention tamper with Modifying the SNI hostname in transit is pointless - the client still knows what hostname they sent. Changing the SNI hostname would only cause the server to send back a different certificate, which would imm
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by Aaron1011 10y ago
http://money.cnn.com/2017/03/07/technology/wikileaks-cia-hac... http://www.msnbc.com/andrea-mitchell-reports/watch/former-ci... "Completely avoiding"?
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by Aaron1011 10y ago
> Wouldn't an attacker just use an older browser that doesn't support 'SameSite' to launch a CSRF attack? With a CSRF attack, it's the victim's browser performing the request - which the attack doesn't
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by Aaron1011 10y ago
"We will NOT be shipping root baked into the ROM." Does anyone know why this is the case? Is there some kind of issue with shipping it rooted + a root manger (SuperSU, Superuser, etc) as CyanogenMod did?
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by Aaron1011 10y ago
> Preserve their moral objection to killing. It's too valuable to society for us to trample on it. I can't opt-out of supporting the military with my taxes - how is this any different?
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by Aaron1011 10y ago
> The possibility of creating a laser through the interaction of light with water waves has not been examined, Carmon said, mainly due to the huge difference between the low frequency of water waves on the surface of a liquid (approximat
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by Aaron1011 10y ago
I didn't get a clear sense of what exactly 'chip-scale' would mean from reading the article - presumably on the order of centimeters?

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