GlitchMr

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by GlitchMr 6y ago
HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 don't require HTTPS because "it benefits Google" or whatever, but rather because it's the only way those protocols could be usable to begin with. It is possible to use HTTP/2 without HTTP
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
This is because tuples like `(T, U)` implement `PartialOrd` - this is actually useful. If you are going to implement `PartialOrd` for tuples, it makes sense to implement it for 0-tuple too.
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
> calling conventions Rust intentionally doesn't have stable ABI. Having a specification wouldn't change that. C++ does have a stable ABI, and pays a cost due to that - for instance `unordered_map` is 3 times slower than it nee
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
Not really. I checked AWS ToS and it explicitly lists conditions when you can be kicked without prior notice (the illegal content that disrupts or threatens the Services or in accordance with applicable law or any judicial, regulatory or ot
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
In my opinion, Ghost made a mistake in terminating the service without prior notice (although I think it would be okay for them to do so with prior notice). The terms of the service allow doing so for any reason, but that's no justific
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
Currently 2FA (legally known as "strong customer authentication") for logging to payment services (like banks) when one wasn't performed in 90 days is required in EEA. IMO implementing the bare minimum this does nothing for s
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
It's work in progress, however you may want to take a look at https://rust-lang.github.io/unsafe-code-guidelines/ . As far thread safety goes (threads, locks, atomics), memory model matches C++ specification.
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
If a retail store removes a product from their shelves, you still have alternatives - selling your product in other stores, providing mail order, and so on. With Apple App Store, there is no alternative. Your iOS application cannot be distr
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
It's not personal data, so it's not under the scope of GDPR.
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
Out of curiosity, I ran this test on Nintendo Switch: https://i.imgur.com/8o2LLUm.png It seems like its OS doesn't support combining characters.
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
Unlikely. It's going to be a restricted permission on Google Play, which means the application must have a good reason to use it. Specifics will be provided later, but I'm pretty sure a mobile game won't have a reason to use
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
An application can require MANAGE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE permission to access all files.
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
This can be dealt with by using a different comparison function, say `.sort((a, b) => a.localeCompare(b, 'en', {numeric: true}))`.
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
I don't recognize that one, but there are in fact characters that render as whitespace but aren't, for example U+2800 (BRAILLE PATTERN BLANK).
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
"Program testing can be used to show the presence of bugs, but never to show their absence!" - Edsger W. Dijkstra
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
If that helps, there is a rate limit for checking whether a number is in Signal: with a single account, you can only check 4320 phone numbers a day. This makes mass user enumeration attacks somewhat less practical.
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
5 kilobit per second should be fine for IRC. A typical PRIVMSG command is what, 200 bytes or so, which gives space for three PRIVMSGs in a second. IRC doesn't compress, but it's also not particularly wasteful with bandwidth.
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
Well, writing to standard output requires interacting with an operating system, so it's not surprising that it requires `std`. You cannot write to standard output without knowing what operating system you are compiling for. Worth notin
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
This is a working link: https://madebyneversink.com/ There is no certificate for "www" for whatever reason.
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
This is a promise as far the language is concerned (and `is-promise` package uses the same definition as the language) - it's sufficient for an value to be an object and to have a `then` property that is callable. For instance, in the
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by GlitchMr 6y ago
It's against the Cloudflare ToS: > The Service is offered primarily as a platform to cache and serve web pages and websites. Unless explicitly included as a part of a Paid Service purchased by you, you agree to use the Service solel
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by GlitchMr 7y ago
Java actually removes deprecated APIs now, and it's doing it really really quickly (IMHO way too fast). For example javax.activation, javax.activity, javax.rmi, javax.transaction, javax.xml.bind, javax.xml.ws, javax.jws, and javax.xml
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by GlitchMr 7y ago
Directly from Uber? They don't make much money - Uber pretty much pays just for the Apple computers as well as Apple Developer Program. However, this doesn't mean there is no gain for Apple in it as Apple is investing in Uber. Tha
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by GlitchMr 7y ago
While Go interfaces are usually checked at compile time, this doesn't have to be the case - you don't even have to use reflection. Consider the following program. package main import "fmt" type Dog struct
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by GlitchMr 7y ago
I would argue enterprise pricing makes sense. When dealing with big companies, often it's easier to sell enterprise pricing product than usage-based product, and those companies are willing to pay more for enterprise pricing. And it&#x
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by GlitchMr 7y ago
A web application doesn't have to be scalable. Stack Overflow for instance could run on a single web server (source: https://nickcraver.com/blog/2016/02/17/stack-overflow-the-ar... ), and this is a v
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by GlitchMr 7y ago
Chances are, if government would make a "secure communication app" it would suck (unlike private companies, government has no interest in making applications usable because they usually have no competition - if you have to use the
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by GlitchMr 7y ago
You don't need to send ICU4C to the user however, you can depend on it already being installed.
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by GlitchMr 7y ago
In short, back then Law and Justice was a ruling party and they are very homophobic (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_Poland#Law_and_... ). They were worried Charter of Fundamental Rights might force Pol
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by GlitchMr 7y ago
Mark Zuckerberg cannot do this. He could sell his shares and leave Facebook, but it would still work. Your best bet about shutting down Facebook is government action or useds leaving Facebook. Either of those seems almost impossible howeve

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