Arch-TK

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by Arch-TK 4y ago
I mean I can see the advantages on a corporate network, or on just any network that you control. I may want to ensure that on my home network none of the devices have been deeply compromised so I may want to take advantage of the technology
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by Arch-TK 4y ago
It's good to know that other people can see the writing on the wall too. I've told people that this is being made possible. While it is not a guarantee that the availability of the technology will lead to the use of the technology
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by Arch-TK 4y ago
I know my reasons for feeling worried about it but I wonder why you also dislike the idea of end user operating systems making it trivial for applications to take advantage of remote attestation?
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by Arch-TK 4y ago
We practice giving up on the whole ordeal as we have to send another damn email to Microsoft asking for them to investigate their standards-non-compliant black box email filtering systems which even they don't understand.
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by Arch-TK 4y ago
I'm not sure how this is a point against what abigail95 said. My experience of the NHS is similar in that you really have to go all out to get help for any non-standard problem. Now I appreciate medicine is not a very well developed fi
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by Arch-TK 4y ago
I've managed to go from thoroughly burned out to functioning again without quitting my job. But it always feels like I'm teetering on the edge of burning out again. Previously I had burned out and did a career switch which helped
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by Arch-TK 4y ago
> Because C does not have real arrays C does have real arrays, they just get implicitly converted to pointers to their first element in a lot of cases (for a multitude of reasons in part having to do with simplifying the language), A[B]
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by Arch-TK 4y ago
This reminds me of the one time someone tried to get me to implement TOTP in an environment without an implementation of HMAC-SHA1 (or SHA1 itself for that matter). There was also no easy way of implementing HMAC-SHA1. While protesting the
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by Arch-TK 4y ago
There are no domain specific nuances. Please feel free to read it, it's very short: https://diabetesjournals.org/care/article/17/2/152/17985/A-M... (PDF link at the bottom)
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by Arch-TK 4y ago
I find these org mode re-creations in other editors neat but the problem always seems to fall to the fact that other editors can't properly support org-indent-mode as they lack support for virtual text or because of other problems. In
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by Arch-TK 4y ago
I wonder where you got those numbers from.
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by Arch-TK 4y ago
It's interesting that comments on this thread fall into two categories, people who show clear signs of being prone to developing alcohol dependency (or who in the past were alcoholics and have recovered) and people who do not. It is im
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by Arch-TK 4y ago
I don't see how this solves the problem of patches which fix up previous patches. This workflow doesn't require using merges, but it will introduce situations (irrespective of whether you use --first-parent or not) where patches f
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by Arch-TK 4y ago
Does your project have a policy of compiling and running (and e.g. tests passing) at EVERY commit? I can't imagine being able to easily enforce that without asking people to edit the correct part of their commit. It's maybe more d
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by Arch-TK 4y ago
>Correct me if I'm wrong, I don't see anything in their process that suggests that a group of adults playing with their friends are at risk of having their chat audited in the absence of a complaint? There is nothing letting th
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by Arch-TK 4y ago
While copilot does great on short simple fundamental problems, it sucks (and requires good attention and experience to find all the bugs in generated solutions) when solving anything more difficult. Although I can totally see how this would
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by Arch-TK 4y ago
This addresses one (very uninteresting) "problem" shown by the person you are replying to. A problem which can be solved regardless of the existence of "using namespace a = b;" by simply not using the namespace. There ar
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by Arch-TK 4y ago
For me the biggest blocker was over-focusing on the numbers going up and down. On lichess you can make all ratings invisible (bottom of the preferences page, "Show player ratings"). This means you can't see your own rating or
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by Arch-TK 4y ago
The systemd man pages are a book. And, just for avoidance of doubt, that's not a good thing. I am never surprised when someone can't find out how to configure systemd to do what they want. It's just too enterprise grade.
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by Arch-TK 4y ago
I recently got a new work laptop and decided to take the opportunity to switch from using windows 10 with a linux VM (please don't try to sell me WSL2, I'm not interested) to plain linux. I decided to pick devuan stable since the
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by Arch-TK 4y ago
If I provide a paid service and someone abuses it I must deal with it because my larger competitors deal with it? It's good to know that small businesses have no place in the modern world.
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by Arch-TK 5y ago
What is the yahoo version of SNDS (the microsoft thing) called?
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by Arch-TK 5y ago
You can host your own email. I do it. I don't really have many problems. Every now and again someone's misconfigured mail server decides that my email is spam but really this doesn't matter to me so much. At least the major e
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by Arch-TK 5y ago
Lol what? https://techtalk.pcmatic.com/2021/08/03/zoom-settlement/ https://www.theverge.com/2020/4/30/21242421/zoom-300-million...
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by Arch-TK 5y ago
You need to put something in those braces. An empty initializer list is not allowed by C99 or C11. That being said, you only need to put ONE thing in there, the rest will then be initialized as you described.
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by Arch-TK 5y ago
On a tangentially related note. Do people really use the deFROST feature to deFOG their windows? If the fog is on the inside, turn on AC (note, this is not equivalent to saying "make your car cold"). The AC will reduce the humidit
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by Arch-TK 5y ago
>It would have been able to very difficult for me to understand the codebase if it were written in C/C++! I find rust and modern C++ codebases equally hard to understand. How can you be so sure that the reason you find it easier to
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by Arch-TK 5y ago
Generally it involves writing new code, which can itself be portable and can be reused. I would also note that even POSIX isn't portable in some contexts (such as trying to write code which can run on windows too).
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by Arch-TK 5y ago
"better" is very subjective. If you just want short options, getopt code is shorter, far more portable and easier to write. Even if you DO want long options, argp is still not portable meaning that unless you only want to support
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by Arch-TK 5y ago
I don't see how introducing a new major release would fix this? people would use the old version (because of the breaking change) for a while still, you might even end up in a python2/3 situation.

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