GlitchMr

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by GlitchMr 5y ago
I don't think the logo is bad myself, it is a tiny change overall. However, it's worth noting it was shown alongside wordmark, and the font used by that wordmark (a modified version of Ginto Nord Black) is... not great, in particu
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by GlitchMr 5y ago
Another exception would be gaming videos where Twitch is rather popular. Sure, many Twitch users will re-upload their streams on YouTube (no reason not to, YouTube is a popular platform still even in gaming), but most of the revenue will ac
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by GlitchMr 5y ago
> Is there an epidemic of video clips wrecking children's minds I'm not aware of? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elsagate
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by GlitchMr 5y ago
Emoji was supported for a long time on Japanese phones. Apple wanted to sell iPhones in Japan, so they implemented emojis using Unicode's Private Use Area which initially was a feature only available in Japan, but people quickly figure
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2098149/what-platforms-h... . As for `sizeof` being an operator, well, C doesn't have generics, so it has no choice but to make `sizeof` somehow special. If you don&#x27
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
Mostly, because it's easier to program in C# than in C++, and there is not much of a loss of performance (and worth noting that C# has `unsafe` keyword if necessary). In the past Ryujinx did use RyuJIT provided by .NET for JIT, albeit
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
No, older hardware revisions of Switch have an unpatchable exploit that ensures games could be dumped using those no matter what Nintendo changes.
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
I have a different issue myself. Despite having opted-in to marketing e-mails I never have obtained a marketing e-mail from Nintendo since then. Nintendo's website shows that I have agreed to "receive promotional e-mails". At
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
Well, if you don't need Linux Lockdown, don't enable it. The problem Linux Lockdown fixes as follows: Microsoft BitLocker stores its key in TPM which is accessible to Ring 0 code only. If the user would be able to run arbitrary Ri
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
Apple did help with implementing support for ARM CPUs as mentioned in the changelog: "Particular thanks on Homebrew 3.0.0 go to MacStadium and Apple for providing us with a lot of Apple Silicon hardware and Cassidy from Apple for helpi
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
Code evaluation service https://pastebin.run/ I'm too lazy to open text editor, save a file and run a compiler, so I wrote a service that allows me to do that easily in a web browser. It's kinda buggy, and probabl
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
Hm, yeah, I think you are right here. That said, the reason for removal provided by Google seems to be nonsensical ("abusive content somewhere on Matrix", really?), so mediation should be effective here. This particular reason eas
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
I believe that removal of Element from Google Play Store is a violation of EU regulation 2019/1150. Element has legal entities in Britain (which is affected by Brexit but has similar law) and France. Google is LEGALLY required to provi
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
Won't happen. This would be a breaking change that would break pretty much every usage of `str.format`. Releasing a new incompatible version of a language is unlikely considering Python 2 to Python 3 migration mess.
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
I would recommend not linking to jwz's website. Use web archive or something if you have to. jwz dislikes Hacker News and intentionally shows an NSFW image when Referer header shows Hacker News.
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
I find interesting that GNOME Screensaver's security depends on it to not crash. Meanwhile, in KDE the lock screen is managed by KDE Session Management Server which ensures that lock screen cannot be bypassed by simply crashing its pro
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
In this case, Firefox ESR (Extended Support Release) is being used so security vulnerabilities are being fixed. It's not the newest stable release, however it's also supported by Mozilla.
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
You can use a polyfill such as https://github.com/github/fetch .
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
Debian already provides multiple versions for Rust crates, I don't see why such an approach wouldn't be viable for Node.js packages. For example, Debian for nom crate provides versions 3, 4 and 5: https://packages.debia
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
Few issues with this statement: - That bit is not stored in RAM but rather somewhere within CPU which can have different bit flip frequency characteristics. - Even assuming this bit can be flipped, most computers wouldn't have ECC RAM
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
A computation model doesn't have to be Turing complete to be useful in practice. Consider a language where all programs must halt - all loops must be bounded, and recursion is not allowed - you can still solve a lot of problems with a
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
Curiously, this appears to be a bug in Windows Phone. In URIs, part following `//` is called authority, which is essentially a host with some optional additional stuff (like port number). According to RFC 1123, hostname could lega
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
Probably 21.04. 22.04 if you want an LTS release.
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
I think at some point AWS may be declared anti-competitive. Vertical integration can be in certain cases anti-competitive, and huge AWS bandwidth fees strongly enforce keeping everything at AWS.
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
Just to be clear, because it's non-obvious, Arch Linux has a single patch (not stored in .patch file however), but all things considered it's very simple. sed -i '/dbus_conf_dir/s/sysconfdir/datadir&
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
reCAPTCHA v3 has 1000000 calls per month limit, after that for commercial purposes you need to migrate to reCAPTCHA Enterprise.
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
I don't think YouTube would have been one of the biggest companies if it remained independent. The problem is that YouTube is still not profitable, and also without a support from a big company like Google they would be sued into obliv
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
YouTube TV is a web page, albeit one you can't simply open with a web browser. Google could easily obfuscate it too.
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
> Windows would never sacrifice it's backwards compatibility. The times have changed, it's not 2008 anymore. Microsoft doesn't really sell Windows upgrades anymore. They don't need to convince the user to purchase a n
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
Rust doesn't prevent memory leaks. However, it may help in this specific case. In your example you are iterating over `m_requests_to_process`. As you are using `auto` instead of `auto &` it automatically clones the elements of a ve

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