ChrisRR

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by ChrisRR 3y ago
From reading these comments I can see a huge number of people have never had to conduct risk analysis in developing a product. Sure, the unexpected identical naming should not cause an issue, but when you're developing software like th
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
But how do I trust the tool that guesses how compromised a repo is?
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
And that includes libraries that you blindly pull down from package managers
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
People who make that argument should give us their credit card numbers
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
Just look at how much they attacked encryption after the 7/7 bombings, despite being organised via plain SMS
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
I don't think it's that complex. The implication seems to be that they have broken up/argued so many times before, and this time they're breaking up for good And the first line is past tense, just like the second. Edit:
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
I wondered what google translate would make of a dead language so I tried those phrases. Neither of them seem even close, so (as I don't speak Latin) I don't know whether the issue lies in google translate, the complexity of what
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
There's a real difference between "cheaper than normal" and London though. London may as well be considered its own country with the difference in cost of living to the rest of the country
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
I'd never heard of the term DMZ used in a computing context. For those like me who didn't know, it does mean De-Militarised Zone
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
I hate whenever people use the argument "Who even needs <product> when you can <hack together 5 different products after you've done a bunch of research>" People like simplicity, and are often very willing to trad
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
That was my thought. I like many DEs that are derived from Gnome, but in its default state Gnome is missing a lot of features, and yet still consumes a lot of RAM despite that. I picture Gnome as a platform to be built on rather than a stan
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
Do you have a link to that? I've done a quick google but I have zero server experience so don't know what you're referring to
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
So basically, the same but with no red meat
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
"Think of how stupid the average person is, and realise half of them are stupider than that"
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
So much of reddit is such obvious ragebait that I'm surprised so many people fall for it Half of the posts are "My friend said I should murder this guy but I said no, AITA?"
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
Not just politics, exclusively american politics.
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
There's a few issues with your statement. IPX1-6 are actually grouped separately to 7-8. Complying with 7-8 submersion doesn't mean that it complies with 1-6. So IPX8 states that the device can be submersed, but makes no statemen
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
So if the job is to generate articles, technical reports, presentations, emails, marketing materials are the task, then generating human-like text is automating that task.
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
There's a bit of back and forth between whether people consider IPX5 waterproof or not. Personally I think the layman expects waterproof to mean you can drop it in the bath and it won't get damaged. That occupies somewhere betwee
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
Not waterproof, IP55 water resistant. Many 3.5mm jacks can absolutely manage IP55
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
Replaced the battery in my 5yo OnePlus 6 the other day for exactly this reason. Apart from the previously low battery life there's absolutely no other reason for me to upgrade. The camera is good enough, the screen is good enough, weig
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
"Licence" to trade bitcoin. I thought bitcoin was supposed to be free of all those pesky regulations?
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
Even then they advertise it as water resistant up to 100m *but we don't recommend you use it beyond 40m and may degrade over time.
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
Salary: "Competitive"
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
You can't understand why software that can do in a fraction of a section what a human would do in hours would be valuable?
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
ADHD is not a true or false thing, which is what leads to the "everyone is a bit ADHD" myth. Some people struggle in some situations, but with behavioural management can control it. Some people will find any excuse to not do what
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
I believe this is very common to be honest. Issues with serotonin can cause anxiety, depression and ADHD, so it's common to have multiple. I have all three and I'm on Elvanse. When I first started it sent my anxiety through the
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
Tools are useful even with medication. It's a myth that ADHD meds just fix you, they simply make things easier. And when that motivation is easier to overcome is when you use that to consciously make changes to your behaviour. And in
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
Motivation has always been my biggest issue, even for relatively small tasks like picking up a wrapper after I've snacked. It's not just the big things like trying to concentrate at work, it even stops you doing relatively short,
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by ChrisRR 3y ago
I didn't know up until the last few years that I had ADHD, and had just always assumed that I was just crap at organisation and lazy. I've been through a degree, a masters and years of work using every trick in the book to force m

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