Asooka

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by Asooka 5y ago
There is a bright side to this - you're also rather important to the company. You're in effect the 1 in "bus factor 1" of several key activities that nobody else wants to do and nobody else is really qualified to do. Thi
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by Asooka 5y ago
I am confused how having read access to the registry allows local privilege escalation. As a Linux user, having read access to the registry sounds like having read access to /etc, which every user already has. What sensitive data is st
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by Asooka 5y ago
I guess this just shows how backwards and racist Chess terminology is. It may have been fine back in the day, but I want my children to grow up in a world where Blacks and Whites aren't at war. The sides should be switched to much more
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by Asooka 5y ago
Yes, but that case is egregious by American standards, while the woman's case is everyday occurrence in Japan.
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by Asooka 5y ago
The way I've heard it, they don't bother arresting people who are not almost definitely guilty. After all, if someone is proven innocent, that's a black mark on the judge, the prosecution and the entire police department.
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by Asooka 5y ago
If it doesn't work right in Firefox and Chrome, it's probably not standards-conformant and thus at a high probability of breaking when Chrome updates its layout engine. That's how I'd present the argument - making sure i
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by Asooka 5y ago
The promise isn't for the content to be free, but for access to be unrestricted. I want to pay money and get a DRM-free file. Bandcamp delivers on that promise, so that's the only place I buy music from. Media you get via torrent
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by Asooka 5y ago
Doesn't really bother me. Vim has had tags support for decades, so adding another very common source indexing service is fine.
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by Asooka 5y ago
That's how e.g. Python and Go do it. It's not pretty, but it is reliable. Going the other direction - calling programs with non-ASCII arguments is also a pain. I remember having to manually encode everything in the "mbcs&quot
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by Asooka 5y ago
It's fairly trivial to make one by dereferencing a pointer that just happens to be null based on user input, which the compiler can't check. There are several acceptable ways for the compiler to deal with it: 1. Require the progra
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by Asooka 5y ago
What do you use for running simulations of your mechanical models?
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by Asooka 5y ago
In my case they accepted a shady Romanian SMS service account. Had to try several until one worked.
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by Asooka 5y ago
> Although lots of things blow up (and a few of them literally) due to overflow, very few blew up because it was UB, most of them blew up because it was overflow The real problem is when a compiler deletes code due to UB. The poster exam
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by Asooka 5y ago
If it returns a temporary, you'll get a compile-time error, as the temporary cannot be bound to a non-const ref. I would prefer "const auto&" as you shouldn't be modifying temporaries, or "auto x{std::move(myWid
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by Asooka 5y ago
Won't the object be destructed though? So while the memory for the object is kept, the memory for the object's heap-allocated members is not. I.e. if you have a 100mb string, after only weak references are left you won't have
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by Asooka 5y ago
I've often remarked that if I (as an IT specialist) did my work the way most doctors do theirs - with the same arrogance and dismissal of my clients - I would be out of a job. I put more care and diligence in diagnosing the malfunction
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by Asooka 5y ago
I use kolourpaint for that. If you don't want the Qt dependencies, also try mypaint, I used it in the past and it works well too.
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by Asooka 5y ago
I'd say the better solution is to restrict the feature to only cmd.exe and batch scripts. I am willing to bet that anyone who needs to use it outside of those two cases is running Windows on hardware that doesn't permit software u
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by Asooka 5y ago
But you can use Python to write Vim and NeoVim plugins already. It's arguably an even better language than Lua.
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by Asooka 5y ago
You make your build system emit a compile-definitions.json file that has all the compiler flags for every file you compile and feed it to a language server (rtags or clangd usually, either standalone or part of another plugin like YouComple
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by Asooka 5y ago
> How do they solve the problem of running on Windows XP? I suspect it's similar to how building a C++ project works. In Visual Studio you select the minimum version you want to support and you're done. This in general is a pai
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by Asooka 5y ago
> I suspect so - makes it harder to reason about loop counts because the compiler can't necessarily guarantee that an incremented loop counter won't become negative and thus the loop needs to iterate more. This is a favourite e
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by Asooka 5y ago
> But C programmers believe they deserve to be abused this way. I don't know of any C programmers who think that way. We accept the state of affairs because there is little alternative. We're not going to rewrite our code in an
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by Asooka 5y ago
For sure, the fact it cannot support shared memory is one of the biggest drawbacks. Maybe catching shared memory setup and marking the pages as not readable, then catching read accesses would work.
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by Asooka 5y ago
Where I am from - Bulgaria, we don't have a limit on taxis AFAIK. They operate on a sort of franchising system - the taxi companies vet drivers and make sure they follow all regulations, in return the driver gets to put the company&#x2
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by Asooka 6y ago
This looks a lot like the quincuncial projection applied to a cube map render, with some custom logic to subtly warp geometry in a stable way so as to make certain details pop based on distance. You can try for yourself by downloading blink
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by Asooka 6y ago
Not sure who downvoted you, you're absolutely correct. The usual culprits are magnesium, vitamin D and calcium. Those can result in moderate depression and anxiety in otherwise healthy individuals. Getting tested is pretty cheap, prett
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by Asooka 6y ago
> Still uses a traditional controller or at best some Kinect like interface. Which would have the problem of needing a expensive treadmill like device to prevent you from bumping into walls. It is a shame how many games developers don&#x
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by Asooka 6y ago
>macOS VM What is the current licensing situation on this? Can I use it legally to build software for Mac?
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by Asooka 6y ago
Regarding communication, I find I actually communicate with people more when remote than not. Walking over to someone's desk is pretty distracting, while firing a quick message and waiting for when they're free has nearly zero c

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