Hello71

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by Hello71 6y ago
source? this sounds like an urban myth. there's no way that every single consumer grade hard drive "returns before the flush is done", given that: 1. consumer grade is not well-defined, 2. there are many different "flush
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by Hello71 6y ago
Location: Toronto, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Anywhere in the US Technologies: C, Python, shell, Linux, networking Résumé/CV: https://alxu.ca/resume/ Email: see resume
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by Hello71 6y ago
you have reinvented peertube
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by Hello71 6y ago
this is a joke, right? https://www.google.com/search?q=texas+covid+cases https://www.google.com/search?q=florida+covid+cases
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by Hello71 6y ago
doesn't this apply to GPUs and other non-CPU components?
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by Hello71 6y ago
> I also cry a lot about 64-bit Windows builds because I work a lot in WinPE and other environments where syswow64 is not available.
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by Hello71 6y ago
Linode started in 2003. Just because there was no DigitalOcean shoveling money into the free credits pit of venture capitalism doesn't mean that affordable VPS services didn't exist. According to https://www.programmabl
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by Hello71 6y ago
If you believe you require privacy in your contributions, you can create multiple accounts pursuant to the policy on sockpuppetry: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Sock_puppetry#Legiti... . In these cases, you &q
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by Hello71 6y ago
without HVAC wouldn't the temperature already change drastically throughout the day due to weather?
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by Hello71 6y ago
wouldn't it be cheaper to buy a few dozen box fans from the local electronics store?
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by Hello71 6y ago
Sounds like it to me. Similar to Windows WinSxS directory, or system32 redirection, or Program Files (x86).
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by Hello71 6y ago
not to mention certificate authentication...
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by Hello71 6y ago
assuming you only use unloaded servers with hardware a accelerated AES.
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by Hello71 6y ago
openssh sftp does half of this. you can get a file with one or two args (sftp remote:file [localfile]), but to put a file you need to echo put; sftp localfile remote:file gives "cannot connect to localfile".
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by Hello71 6y ago
according to https://github.com/chirlu/sox/commit/af261dcc91071cafd7d8305... , sox added support for Ogg Vorbis files in 2001, which is a little more than 5 years ago. since sox didn't exist until 1999 an
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by Hello71 6y ago
$ cat test.c #include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> int main() { int n = 10; int allocation[n]; memset(allocation, 42, sizeof(allocation)); for(int i = 0; i < n; i ++) printf(&quot
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by Hello71 6y ago
that doesn't seem like a useful definition. by that logic, any sufficiently large army is a "WMD", basically rendering the term meaningless.
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by Hello71 6y ago
this seems like a false dichotomy. there's nothing stopping you from using a pink oval, as long as it covers the face.
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by Hello71 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comrade
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by Hello71 6y ago
according to https://www.bitsoffreedom.nl/2019/12/12/amazons-rekognition-... , current facial recognition software is able to distinguish faces in very blurry mosaics using statistics. it doesn't matter t
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by Hello71 6y ago
according to the blog post, alt-svc enables invisible onion services, which have been supported "for years". this new release enables "Onion Location", which is apparently presented in the address bar.
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by Hello71 6y ago
"seems reasonably safe" seems like a terrible cryptographic analysis. in fact, given that we already know that both blurring and mosaicing are individually reversible, and noise is easily removable from a sufficiently wide mosaic,
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Linux 5.7(kernelnewbies.org)
14 points by Hello71 6y ago|1 comments
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by Hello71 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenSSL#Licensing
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by Hello71 6y ago
while this is arguably true, it has nothing to do with the misappropriation of the original word. something can be terrible and yet not justify using words commonly agreed to mean different things. it reminds me of the recent trend to use &
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by Hello71 6y ago
gaslighting also doesn't mean lying, or cheating, or fraud. it involves some of these things, but that doesn't mean that all hiding and lying is gaslighting. to quote wiktionary: To manipulate someone psychologically such that t
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by Hello71 6y ago
gaslighting doesn't mean hiding.
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by Hello71 6y ago
> Physical print newspapers were subscription based but they weren't revocable-access: you received the newspaper on subscription, but once you received it, you owned it. This differs fundamentally from web-based subscriptions. With
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by Hello71 6y ago
Really? The experience of AMD users has historically tended to be at odds with that statement.
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by Hello71 6y ago
ffmpeg (and some other programs) has a different solution to this: options apply to the succeeding non-option argument: ffmpeg -f wav infile -f mp4 outfile means to convert the wav infile to an mp4 outfile. of course, nobody ever reads the

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