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DagAgren
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DagAgren
7y ago
Why bother with the encryption? All you need to do is put random data in the keyfile, and combine the master key and keyfile data to create your key.
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Gender doesn't matter, as long as you're male.
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I'm going to bet that they are going to react more in disgust than in "wonder" at you still owning one of the machines that is ruining their future.
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> And I directly refuted your argument You did not at all understand what my argument was if you think that.
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7y ago
If. Biofuels are not environmentally friendly, at all.
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Internal combustion is over. There's no future to be improved in it, it's going away. We simply can't afford to use it any more, and it is being phased out.
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Completely missing out that "char" is used in English.
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The "enlightened" part was never there. That was always just self-justification.
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Plants reject a lot of the visible spectrum. The question is, can you make up for the losses in solar panels by giving plants light that they can use more efficiently?
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Extremely good branding work there, JPEG.
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Their entire job is to forecast climate into the future, and they do that well. Solar activity is an input, and is obviously not predicted. Your comment is gibberish.
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7y ago
Close your eyes. Now listen to a discussion among a bunch of people about an image they are looking at. Would you appreciate being given a description of the image first, or would you rather just hear them talk about something you have not
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7y ago
They are not. They are very accurately tracking the current changes in climate.
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Has nobody tried to implement an aarch64 equivalent of the "x32" ABI? That is, using the 64-bit instruction set but keeping pointers 32 bits long?
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7y ago
We are in this mess exactly because the people who know the most about climate change have FUCK ALL political power compared to the absolutely massive industry that will do anything in their power to deny it. You are absolutely delusional i
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"Appears"? How does it "appear" that way? Do you have even a single piece of evidence for this claim?
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So are you saying I should just not ever want to say "A < B"?
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7y ago
You seem to be agreeing with me. I am saying to escape, not sanitise. What I described is sanitising.
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That simply does not work. You can't sanitise, escape and reproduce correctly all at the same time. Say you run a blog. I post a comment saying "But in this case, B<A!" This is clearly dangerous input! But it is also exact
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7y ago
People going about their lives just like you and me, surrounded by other people, mostly. They may be terrorists, but that does not make their daily lives much different to ours.
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And that is because everyone was liberal in what they accepted, so there was no need to.
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A "terrorist hiding in a cave" is the actual strawman here.
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What a cute story about writing software to kill people by shredding them with shrapnel.
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7y ago
Nice!
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Of course. The cost is fairly small, though, since you only need to generate very tiny thumbnails, and can then just scale them up.
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The whole idea here is that you do not need to fetch an extra image. The image is generated in code on the client side from the short string. So there is no network connection needed, and the placeholder is there instantly.
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7y ago
You should also consider that that was a loose, humorous description of what happened, and not something really worth analysing to the last letter.
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Well, Windows is very picky, yes.
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No, the underlying layer is POSIXy, and uses /. The highest UI layers do the mapping between : and /, and apparently also AppleScript.
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7y ago
It's a lot more efficient to do it once, and store it. Also, it's really simple! Go ahead and create a library for it! The algorithm is tiny, and easily ported, so it's quite fun.
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