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by EE84M3i 4y ago
Japan is pretty lax about age verification for buying alcohol (you still even see some alcohol vending machines) but I'd be at least a little surprised if a 4 year old could buy a beer in a konbini today - but maybe the staff would mak
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
It sounds to me like GP was asked to present documentation and assumed they wanted ID cards or birth certificates. But that doesn't make much sense to me, because an ID card wouldn't prove a familial relationship anyway, which is
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
Note that if you're doing that (citing something you wrote) or really even doing what the other poster is saying (editing pages about a family member) you're subject to the conflict of interest policy too and need to disclose it:
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
At the top of the page it says "Package unsafe contains operations that step around the type safety of Go programs." though
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
In either case dereferencing a null pointer would still be a bug, right? Or is it kind of "all bets are off" if you feed LLVM bad IR and don't enable verification?
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
I'm curious what line you're riding and at what times of day. I love the MBTA and rode it for years (Red Line and Green B/D) but I've definitely been on rail cars that "smell like piss" or similar.
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
Well, it could also be the case that everything is working as designed, and that they gave your address to someone else who did have a data breach or is themselves sending the phishing emails.
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
As mentioned in the article, it's entirely possible to create a raw pointer to an object in safe rust, you just can't do much with it. One thing you can do with it though is convert it to an integer and reveal a randomized base ad
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
I'm curious if local law changes your calculations. Do you feel the process should be the same regardless of how easy it is to let people go?
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
Did you mean to link to a CWE page? This isn't about a specific bug.
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
The post says "there is a public proof-of-concept available." If that's true, just link to it. The cat's already out of the bag.
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
Normally I wouldn't, but seeing as your post is about being corrected in English, I'll correct you. >nobody correct you anymore Should be "nobody corrects you anymore"
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
Yeah, I understand that, but I don't understand why you can't execute a state machine in another account/region - assuming the IAM policy allows it. If this is a limitation of the startExectuion resource, I don't see it
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
Why can't you do this directly without the API Gateway? https://docs.aws.amazon.com/step-functions/latest/dg/concept...
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
> kotlin annotations (esp. with addition of KSP) provide good mechanism for compile time code generation. Could you explain this a bit more? I thought kotlin annotations were like Java annotations - additional metadata attached to classe
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
Wait, what? There are states where I can buy a million dollar house with a loan, and if I default they can only take the house, not the value of the loan? If someone told me that 10 years ago, I might have made different life choices.
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
I actually didn't realize that the Attorney General for the District of Columbia had this power. It's explicitly delegated by Congress here: https://code.dccouncil.us/us/dc/council/code/sections
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Tepco urges power savings, warns of possible Tokyo blackout(asahi.com)
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
I'd be curious to hear your thoughts on the DAO rollback
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
For me, Google's cache of the page[1] does not contain that and says a timestamp of 10 Mar 2022 01:35:20 GMT. [1]: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:cKDBTS...
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
The most invasive part is that they send the results to your employer. I initially balked at this, but you effectively don't have a choice if you want to work at a big company in Japan, although it's worth noting the legal require
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
Who are those "very few"? I'd be interested to read about it
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
I was under the understanding that docker didn't use user namespaces by default -- so "root" in the container is the same user as "root" outside the container -- but that LXD does. Has that changed?
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
Presumably if starlink users are accessing services over the internet, starlink has to peer with other ISPs somewhere . So the assumption is if you can fill up all the pipes where SpaceX peers to other networks, then Starlink is cut off fr
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
Oh! Thank you! that's incredibly helpful. So, does this mean my understanding of "activate" setting PYTHONHOME (and thus being required for using a virtualenv) was true before this PEP was accepted? Looks like python3.3?
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
I think it isn't quite common knowledge that you don't "need" to active a virtual environment to use it. For years, I thought that activating a virtualenv was changing the PATH (so I would get the right binaries in my sh
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
Could you explain why a big sale just before closing is an indicator of fraud? I don't understand.
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
Does this even include the standard library?
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
Could someone explain what these workers were actually doing? It sounds like they were setting up cell networks, I guess cell networks contract with Ericsson to essentially run their infrastructure for them? I was under the impression that
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by EE84M3i 5y ago
I believe if you can do this, it would be considered an exploit. You're not supposed to be able to.

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