Hello71

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by Hello71 11y ago
http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ/105 : > Why doesn't set -e (or set -o errexit, or trap ERR) do what I expected? > set -e was an attempt to add "automatic error detection" to the shell. Its goal w
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by Hello71 11y ago
> "With respect to customer data, no financial information or unencrypted password credentials were vulnerable." sigh.
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by Hello71 11y ago
It doesn't. source: https://github.com/antelle/keeweb/issues/70
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by Hello71 11y ago
- We just got Dell 4k/60Hz monitors. Most of our MBPs can drive them just fine via DisplayPort, others can only do it at 30Hz, if at all. Intel claims that the i5-5200U included in the Zenbook UX305LA is capable of driving 3840x2160@60
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by Hello71 11y ago
Why couldn't someone write a "Vulkan backend for OpenGL" that combined proper standards conformance with actual hardware acceleration?
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by Hello71 11y ago
so... your point is "don't run untrusted code"?
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by Hello71 11y ago
if wrapper: do_thing_to_wrapper(wrapper) def do_thing_to_wrapper(wrapper): ...
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by Hello71 11y ago
> NFS ran in plaintext and used the sender’s IP address for authentication and it still does
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by Hello71 11y ago
Zeroing buffers is insufficient: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8277928
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by Hello71 11y ago
> the description of Lora taken from the website that exists to provide descriptions of Lora to people, has an implicit usability that's not how copyright law works. you may argue that it should work that way, but it does not wo
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by Hello71 11y ago
Link says DoS, not DDOS (which isn't even a proper acronym).
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by Hello71 11y ago
git -c color.diff.old=green -c color.diff.new=red
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by Hello71 11y ago
I have seen some very strange errors in English written by native Chinese speakers; however, it does seem implausible that every single person on their team interpreted the sentence in exactly the same wrong way.
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by Hello71 11y ago
Once upon a time, English had both singular and plural second-person pronouns; "thou/thee" and "ye/you" respectively. Over time, the use of the first three declined drastically, and "you" is the only
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by Hello71 11y ago
previously: https://hn.algolia.com/?query="unix.se"&dateRange=all notably: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10469824
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A magic getopt(daemonology.net)
123 points by Hello71 11y ago|45 comments
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by Hello71 11y ago
the same way that Wireshark benefits security professionals by making it easier to monitor the network for bad people and audit applications to make sure they aren't doing bad things even though it also makes it easier for bad people t
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by Hello71 11y ago
and you also forgot the window titles. but it doesn't matter anyways. all IP addresses are by definition public; there are only about 4 billion of them anyways, less than there are people on Earth. you should probably focus more on mak
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by Hello71 11y ago
reverse runtime deps (RDEPEND) of libdnet: https://qa-reports.gentoo.org/output/genrdeps/rindex/dev-lib... edit: also, pip isn't a library, it's a package manager.
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by Hello71 11y ago
zero effort attempt to copy: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6747373 , https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7745561
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by Hello71 11y ago
so it's basically get_maintainer.pl sans usable MAINTAINERS file?
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by Hello71 11y ago
so by the same logic, iOS should only be available in one language and should not allow deletion of any data, ever?
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by Hello71 11y ago
Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10524791 tl;dr: if you run nearly-a-year-unpatched software (Magento) you will be hacked by script kiddies. This is a fairly competent article, other than the obviously click
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by Hello71 11y ago
I believe the complaint here is not that they were analyzing the software, but that they were launching active attacks and using the results in an unethical manner, i.e. to conduct possibly-illegal criminal investigations. This is Not OK
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by Hello71 11y ago
It is somewhat suspicious that their screenshot of the alleged ransom file appears to be taken from Notepad++, a text editor available only on Windows.
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by Hello71 11y ago
er, my log math is bad, but the point is still valid.
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by Hello71 11y ago
no, it addresses it fairly clearly (albeit briefly): > So the math is ideal, but what of real world complications? The most notorious is the band-limiting requirement. Signals with content over the Nyquist frequency must be lowpassed bef
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by Hello71 11y ago
no, because if you play at lower volume, that simply means that the quietest parts are closer to (or underneath) the threshold of hearing. I see it this way: let's say 16 bits is needed to represent the entire discernable dynamic range
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by Hello71 11y ago
Their point is not that the product was low quality (although it was), but that the brand's resolution of the problem was of low quality. Although it may not be possible to control an entire production chain, it is entirely possible to
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by Hello71 11y ago
alright, then replace "marketing" with "pretty pictures and rounded corners".

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