Elucalidavah

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by Elucalidavah 2y ago
Using an eSIM data on a physical sim is relatively straightforward; getting the keys from a physical SIM to use as an eSIM is relatively non-trivial, as "the card is designed to never divulge this key to the outside world".
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by Elucalidavah 2y ago
Not to mention that a better security would involve a master key, and revocable subkeys signed with it, one for each device, instead of syncing. Not to mention n-of-m requirements. And sure, I understand that most people need the paternal
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by Elucalidavah 2y ago
> do not want individuals hosting websites It's more about "accepting and publishing arbitrary content". But, in practice, how hard is it to host a website anonymously? Or off-shore?
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by Elucalidavah 2y ago
> it just doesn't seem likely It is likely conditional on the price of compute dropping the way it has been. If you can basically simulate a human brain on a $1000 machine, you don't really need to employ any AI researchers. Of
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by Elucalidavah 2y ago
You could of course effectively create a new database whenever you make a new schema. But that's not exactly convenient for the users.
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by Elucalidavah 2y ago
> "&" inside JSON strings but yours escapes it What escaping of "&" inside JSON are you talking about? Some unholy mix of JSON and urlencode?
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by Elucalidavah 2y ago
> if the situation is different with clickhouse Somewhat. Unlike postgres, clickhouse lets you throw more CPU resources at the problem. And there shouldn't be a need to scan the whole table.
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by Elucalidavah 2y ago
> materialized view that includes a ROW_NUMBER() or RANK() function That won't work, as the materialized view's query is applied per inserted chunk, i.e. to each row separately in the most extreme cases.
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by Elucalidavah 2y ago
> `ORDER BY (enabled, ts, id) POPULATE AS` > `SELECT * FROM peerdb.public_goals;` With a materialized view like that, a simple "final" for deduplication won't work anymore, right? And the other two deduplication method
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by Elucalidavah 2y ago
> The one big problem it has is that it keeps changing What prevents you from using an old Python version?
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by Elucalidavah 2y ago
Is there a parametric CAD that works primarily as a constraint solver? It so often bothers me that I have to guesstimate some values for parameters I don't initially care about, instead of constraining the parameters I care about and t
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by Elucalidavah 2y ago
Exactly at the point of Null Island at the epoch, of course. Or, in practice, as close an approximation as can be calculated by now.
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by Elucalidavah 2y ago
> Imagine I make a serialisation/deserialisation library which would be vulnerable if you fed it untrusted data No need to imagine, the PyYAML has that situation. There have been attempts to use the safe deserialization by default,
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by Elucalidavah 2y ago
> They thought they were "helping" with "obvious" typographical and editorial decisions Sounds completely baffling. How does that thought process even work? What did they think the code meant? What changes did they ma
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by Elucalidavah 2y ago
If you write an app that runs on Linux, you should support flatpak, and (for bonus points) nix. The rest should be done by the distros' maintainers.
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by Elucalidavah 2y ago
> don't use some form of hardware based RNG I've always wondered: why aren't ADCs (e.g. mic input) and temperature sensors considered a good source of entropy, particularly if the lower bits are taken?
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by Elucalidavah 2y ago
Your title says "PuTTY-Generated" but the OP article says "The problem is not with how the key was originally generated; it doesn't matter whether it came from PuTTYgen or somewhere else. What matters is whether it was e
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by Elucalidavah 3y ago
Simply pausing the addon on drunk players would have been enough.
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by Elucalidavah 3y ago
I'm pretty sure in this case it's movement of factories from Europe, due to energy costs there.
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by Elucalidavah 3y ago
> sit around and do nothing but pore over code and constantly rewrite code for old hardware In case of refactoring / restructuring, that's exactly so. But "drop support for this old hardware" is meant to be an intende
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by Elucalidavah 3y ago
> Cloud-first Well, IMAP is already "cloud-first" by itself; so this is "cloud first and second", also known as MITM.
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by Elucalidavah 3y ago
> You will *profit more* from good soft skills than from good technical skills The rest of the truths I'm more or less okay with. But this one, no: in large orgs, people with good "soft skills" will profit more *to the det
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by Elucalidavah 3y ago
> assume ... there are TLDs that are both accessible and reasonably insulated from governmental privacy interference Would be nice if the root servers delegated some TLDs to various experimental projects like blockchain-based name system
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by Elucalidavah 3y ago
> high quality high-power rated You can't get this high power rating on USB-C ever. Because physics. See also: https://www.reddit.com/r/UsbCHardware/comments/wx5ati/commen...
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by Elucalidavah 3y ago
> DRF was swallowing the validation errors and returning a generic error DRF assumes (for safety) that what you have is a public API. For JWT validation errors, you don't normally expect to have error-level logs, as it should be a p
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by Elucalidavah 3y ago
> and see if it happens again The "re-run to reproduce" isn't even the most peculiar part of software engineering; it's "we don't look at what has been tried before". In the OP story example, there&#x27
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by Elucalidavah 3y ago
> everyone is using the software wrong, but it's the fault of everyone, and not the software > GNU projects There's a way more popular thing that breaks commandline snippets: auto-replace from `--` (double hyphen-minus) to `
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by Elucalidavah 3y ago
> gradual fade-to-black There's also a "gradual fade-to-white" fainting (vasovagal syncope).
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by Elucalidavah 3y ago
Basically, the good of mTLS is that it's an obvious convenient extension of what is already being done (the TLS handshake). The bad of mTLS is that TLS and X.509 are very non-straightforward and touching them is halfway into "roll
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by Elucalidavah 3y ago
> servers behind mTLS authenticated proxy Shouldn't it be possible to configure the proxy to accept any OPTIONS request (i.e. require&validate the client cert after the request headers are passed)?

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