CrendKing

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by CrendKing 3y ago
How about a middle ground, where if I set up MFA on my account, I automatically disable the access from "distant relative" who haven't setup MFA, even if I want to share my data with them. Because fundamentally this incident
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by CrendKing 3y ago
Wait, so commercial zones are supposed to be only in strips and around street, and industrial zones are not actually far away from residential? Guess I always played SC2000 wrong back in the days.
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by CrendKing 3y ago
I asked because unlike paper mail where the deliverer is one trust-able government/commercial body, email by its distributed nature is delivered by hosts everywhere in the internet. How does plaintiff generally gather evidence to prove
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by CrendKing 3y ago
What prevents 23andMe from simply deleting the opt-out emails they receive and claiming they never received anything, in case someone did sue them?
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by CrendKing 3y ago
> I don't think Electron is required in order to have rich extensions - just see Vim/Neovim, Emacs, or any IDE At the cost of difficulty. Recently I wrote a VSCode extension myself with zero prior knowledge (shameless plug: ht
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by CrendKing 3y ago
I vaguely remembered I read some news about Braid that it was originally developed by a single developer, and he was involved in some serious scandal/imprisoned, thus stopped developing a possible sequel. Was it true or was it about th
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by CrendKing 3y ago
You are not using hardware acceleration on the decoding side, and removing video output here. I wonder what happens if we use both hardware acceleration on video decoding and encoding, i.e. something like this on NVIDIA card ffmpeg -hw
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by CrendKing 3y ago
Microsoft Edge USED to support AV1 through the extension, but decided to disable the support altogether since v116. The "Can I use" website [1] has the up-to-date information on this. [1] https://caniuse.com/av1
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by CrendKing 3y ago
They can switch to HLS and dynamically insert ad segments randomly in the video duration. Of course it costs them to build such a system, but if the adblockers are already costing them money to begin with...
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by CrendKing 3y ago
A few years ago, gift cards are THE currency in scamming world for shifting funds between victim and money launderer. They would ask victim to go to 8 different department stores to buy as many gift cards as the store allows then tell them
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by CrendKing 3y ago
You do understand India is a country with huge number of scammers who targets US people, and they are causing US billions of dollars of damage [1] each year? Sure, you might not be a criminal, but how would these companies know? Plus, since
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by CrendKing 3y ago
Maybe you could disconnect the battery cable every time you stop, and reconnect before you go?
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by CrendKing 3y ago
What stops them from just keeping the laptop altogether? Unless the departing airport is also in UAE, I highly doubt the airport would send interpol to confiscate a laptop. Since they did return the laptop, maybe assuming benevolence is way
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by CrendKing 3y ago
A big mistake about all these Playgrounds is that it forces the "Source Code Pro" monospace font (or any specific font) rather than respecting user's monospace font choice in the browser. Programmers tend to be picky about th
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by CrendKing 3y ago
I sincerely don't understand when is this useful. It basically removes all the existing abstractions in the code, and replaces with inline code. Those abstractions were created by someone for some reasons. Blindly destroying them in th
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by CrendKing 3y ago
> Only supports VSS via a couple of scripts I couldn't get working. Is https://kopia.io/docs/advanced/actions/#windows-shadow-copy not working for you?
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by CrendKing 3y ago
Could be read-only in OBD, and need special tool for modification. Also, security through obscurity is never good.
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by CrendKing 3y ago
That's pretty naive. If we are talking about individual developers, big companies like Microsoft can blatantly use your GPL code in their proprietary code and you will have no money to fight them in court anyways. If it's big comp
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by CrendKing 3y ago
What's the point of maintaining personal fork of browser? Are you adding some feature to it, or auditing every commit since last release for security/privacy purpose? If former, I doubt you can switch from Chrome to Firefox as eas
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by CrendKing 3y ago
> The staircase shape formed by the left-hand side of the LLVM threads is because the rustc thread does the MIR-to-LLVM-IR conversion one CGU at a time, and the LLVM thread for a CGU cannot be spawned until that conversion is complete. I
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by CrendKing 3y ago
Sounds like confirmation bias, because when the right version of .NET is ever used, you probably never knew it was a .NET program to begin with.
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by CrendKing 3y ago
You describe your friends' relying on technology to solve their problems in a condescending tone, yet they simply adapted to a world that is changing. When most of the cars they use already have the digital guidance, there is no point
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by CrendKing 3y ago
If that actually becomes a paid service, it must legally bind Google to provide some formal results out of it, or people that paid can now sue Google for something like negligence. Then Google can't conveniently hide all the details ab
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by CrendKing 3y ago
Windows 7 does have a delete confirmation for Undo Copy. However, either Windows 8 or 10 removed that confirmation. More reason why people missed Windows 7.
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by CrendKing 3y ago
You need to realize that you like Kagi exactly because it has NOT been "succeeded", and you start to dislike DDG because it finally picks up popularity. Anything in the world that's used by large amount of users are guarantee
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by CrendKing 4y ago
Even this "someone" wins, if it's not a class action, I doubt any amount of money out of the lawsuit would change anything for a big company like Google. And I doubt case of these could result in class action anyways.
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by CrendKing 4y ago
This kind of absurdity could happen to anybody. I was a Destiny player since Destiny 1, had absolutely no problem campaign or multiplayer. Around the time of Destiny 2 Forsaken DLC, I got bored of it and stopped playing for about a year. On
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by CrendKing 4y ago
If what you said is true, then this is not Rust specific, and we should observe performance improvement in all languages, should they introduce bounds-checking during code emission. Is there compiler flag that we can turn on bounds-checking
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by CrendKing 4y ago
Like the others have said, Google wants you to refine your search (e.g. "Joe Biden foreign policy" instead of "Joe Biden"), rather than dumping low quality results on you. You don't have to agree with Google's
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by CrendKing 4y ago
What about Chess? By your definition, since have to work really hard to level up the elo, and for some professional individuals it is how they survive. Do we suddenly consider Chess no longer a game? You know, some people can really feel an

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