Ao7bei3s

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by Ao7bei3s 9y ago
The two-sentence "Result of the Check" section ends with "and the strength increased the closer to the Russian helicopter wing". As professionals, they state the observations and facts and don't cross into the realm
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by Ao7bei3s 9y ago
So? Try getting any raw data and/or code from academics. In my experience, often all you ever get are the papers. Now the tables are flipped and academics are the ones not getting access. A culture of real open access would be nice.
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by Ao7bei3s 9y ago
1. Based on the paper, it seems ORCHID by itself (without bandwidth burning. not sure if this is trivial to get right. is there tooling?) is as vulnerable to traffic correlation attacks as one might expect. Are there any other known weaknes
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by Ao7bei3s 9y ago
Not really. An H1B employee easily transfer their visa to another company and start working even before receiving approval. But there's L1B employment... that actually binds you to a company.
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by Ao7bei3s 9y ago
> One of the agents even said (paraphrased, of course) "Maybe you downloaded some movies? What's the correct answer?
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by Ao7bei3s 9y ago
I agree, Clean Code was the most important book for me too. But I wouldn't follow it blindly. Also, it's less useful for non-Java and much less useful for non-OOP languages (it's ok to have a focus, but one has to keep in min
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by Ao7bei3s 9y ago
Literally survivorship bias.
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by Ao7bei3s 9y ago
If you want to save mental bandwidth, I really recommend you reconsider not using Spotify. Spotify actually frees me from the "what music do I hear in the background" question, manually rearranging playlists, acquiring music and,
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by Ao7bei3s 9y ago
It's mostly about all necessary libraries being available for the same architecture as the binary. This means either having separate 32bit libraries (typical for closed source applications shipping together with their libraries) or hav
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by Ao7bei3s 9y ago
The modern at alternative is: systemd-run --user --on-calendar=23:20 notify-send Example Or relative with --on-active=60. And you automatically get the normal systemd tooling, e.g. systemctl list-timers.
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by Ao7bei3s 9y ago
No, personal attacks are never acceptable. Doubly so if you're an outsider who has done nothing for the project except attack the main developer. The legitimate way would be to take part in the development and convince based on technic
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by Ao7bei3s 9y ago
As one would expect. The deferred code runs after the normal code in the function has ended, and before the calling code has resumed. Named return values are in scope and can be read and modified. Try it and see: https://play.gol
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by Ao7bei3s 9y ago
Full disclosure ensures that vulnerabilities are known, taken seriously and eventually patched. It also levels the playing field.
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by Ao7bei3s 9y ago
So? There does not need to be a way to get rich quick. I don't see a problem with forcing chat providers to include proper end to end encryption as a matter of consumer protection. Because we all know that otherwise, security will not
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by Ao7bei3s 9y ago
Is there a way to configure it so it makes zero requests to your servers? If not (yet), would it at least be technically feasible, and would supporting this be an option for you?
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by Ao7bei3s 9y ago
Who said anything about magic - a) they don't use x86, b) they use boards with few unnecessary peripherals, and c) their vendors are perfectly fine with proprietary drivers (-> can't easily reuse their HW). Good luck doing a bu
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by Ao7bei3s 9y ago
Nice. I've been looking for a low-power "bring-your-own Linux" board for a while. Classic DIY NAS builds consume outrageous amounts of power (35W to >100W) compared to commercial NAS (~10W), and existing single board com
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by Ao7bei3s 9y ago
Also relevant, RedHat currently offers 10 years by default + a few years "extended support" for more money. Wikipedia has a nice visualization: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux#Versi...
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by Ao7bei3s 9y ago
Great! But I wonder if/when Ansible Tower is going to get open sourced. I remember some posts from RedHat people saying it'd be open sourced "very soon" ~1.5 years ago, but other than a landing page nothing has come of i
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by Ao7bei3s 10y ago
> Those who don't understand Unix are doomed to reinvent it, poorly. Let's avoid hollow arguments to authority that preclude any interesting criticism or discussion. Unix has its fair share of flaws. > it's important wh
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by Ao7bei3s 10y ago
Terminal control could (and should) have been out of band, e.g. via ioctls on the fds of the tty between shell and subprocess, instead of in-band via "special characters", which usually (always?) hint at bad design (compare e.g. w
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by Ao7bei3s 10y ago
Reproducible builds will fix that, soon.
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by Ao7bei3s 10y ago
Modern ciphers are designed to resist chosen plaintext attacks.
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by Ao7bei3s 10y ago
You missed the point. I'm arguing for voting - not banking - to be kept on paper. Banking is a completely different problem. The secrecy requirements are different - in fact, audit trails of all individual transactions are expected .
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by Ao7bei3s 10y ago
Because voting is way more important than home banking. And voting through a web app is wrong on so many levels: - "Electronic voting": Electronic voting machines already have a bad enough track record. If nothing else, it makes l
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by Ao7bei3s 10y ago
It provides a consistent interface for changing all kinds of configuration files, making Ansible-style automation easier and more robust. "Changing" goes beyond "parsing and generating"; e.g. ordering, comments and forma
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by Ao7bei3s 10y ago
It's still evil - what if the input program doesn't halt, or allocates too much memory?
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by Ao7bei3s 10y ago
I fully agree. And you should contribute the data back to the probably single most important open data project -- OpenStreetMap.
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by Ao7bei3s 10y ago
I've used vim all the time for a decade and PyCharm on and off for a few years. No, you can't. Every one of the features mentioned in the article is just so far ahead of what vim's equivalent has to offer, if there even is on
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by Ao7bei3s 10y ago
It depends on your download program, but that's irrelevant because of the pipe. It has to be linearized before going through the pipe.

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