Huh1337

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by Huh1337 4y ago
External administration like in post-war Germany.
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by Huh1337 4y ago
The US had nothing because the Russians were available, not the other way around. The US would've prolonged the Space Shuttle program if it wasn't for the cheaper Russian services.
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by Huh1337 4y ago
Russians are absolutely doing genocide. They are removing the Ukrainian language, history and culture, they are burning Ukrainian schoolbooks, they are stealing children and re-teaching them to be Russians, they are targeting Ukrainians bas
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by Huh1337 4y ago
CRDTs? Perhaps the idea of plain text/binary files is a little outdated too.
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by Huh1337 4y ago
Ideally that would be handled on the FS layer and completely transparent to all apps. Things would get synchronized once connection is restored.
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by Huh1337 4y ago
Yes, exactly
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by Huh1337 4y ago
That's a little disappointing, it's not going to carry a gun any time soon. Navigating a drone heavy enough for that is going to be much harder. It's also probably not going to be shooting artillery anytime soon too, while a
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by Huh1337 4y ago
Shouldn't the government regulate gun-related advertising, then? I have trouble assigning all blame to corporations playing by the rules. Those who set the rules wrongly are to be blamed, IMHO.
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by Huh1337 4y ago
That's right, but that only furthers the point that gun manufacturers aren't to be blamed.
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by Huh1337 4y ago
Is it? Which countries are safer than Czechia or Switzerland, both known for high gun ownership and liberal concealed carry laws?
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by Huh1337 4y ago
I had a similar problem few years ago with a FB account. It's gone forever. Report it so it gets blocked at least.
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by Huh1337 4y ago
Show me a robot flying through a dense forest, please
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by Huh1337 4y ago
Java GUIs are horribly slow. Maybe it's not inherent but I've never encountered one that wasn't. C# ones are sometimes alright but only if they're using the native Windows frameworks.
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by Huh1337 4y ago
That may be your personal opinion but meanwhile governments are actually supporting using Bitcoin, not trying to destroy it.
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by Huh1337 4y ago
I'd expect the government to assure everyone they are taking the appropriate measures even for the most extreme outcomes.
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by Huh1337 4y ago
Counterpoint counterpoint: Esoteric languages attract PL nerds, who are much more interested in using every new/different "expressive" feature of the language than in getting business done using clear code understandable by a
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by Huh1337 4y ago
Eh, we are talking about games hooking into OS kernels , "rabble rousing", if that's what you want to call it, absolutely is necessary. Do the games even notify the users that this is happening and what exactly it means to t
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by Huh1337 4y ago
Kernel anti-cheat drivers ??? You mean the game is hooking into the OS kernel, with privileged access? That's not okay in any case whatsoever .
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by Huh1337 4y ago
It's Tuesday man
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by Huh1337 4y ago
It's worse in that you need to wait until PHP adds it into the library, instead of just downloading it and using it.
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by Huh1337 4y ago
Well, same here, most of the oldest artefacts are away. Europe is a big place, your fate is shared even here. But even the stuff that remains at home is interesting - just doesn't have so much gold on it.
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by Huh1337 4y ago
Well maglevs are not used today exactly because of this issue - going past 600 km/h is dangerous - causes noise and turbulence affects the train too much, so it makes sense to venture in another direction, such as maglevs but in tunnel
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by Huh1337 4y ago
Post-attack is way too late. There will be total chaos. Since you're nearby, just listen for the radiation hazard sirens and turn on the radio/TV when you hear it. Any country around you has a very developed warning system since t
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by Huh1337 4y ago
I agree the snark on PHP doesn't have much sense. I just don't think your reply is much better. This changes nothing - if anything, it shows that PHP needs to have libsodium integrated before it's available, which seems to be
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by Huh1337 4y ago
The alternative isn't storing user ID and sending it around but generating a unique session token that's stored for example in your DB. See how PHP does it (session_start etc).
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by Huh1337 4y ago
Not even Pham Nuwen could avoid it... (for context, read A Deepness in the Sky - but it's better to begin with A Fire Upon the Deep)
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by Huh1337 4y ago
Where are you from? In Europe you walk along medieval era buildings all the time, and seeing something 1000+ years old (or few times that) is just a museum visit away... I grew up near a church built in the 11th century, for example. The in
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by Huh1337 4y ago
What about all the languages that can simply use libsodium directly? I don't think having it in the std lib is really such a distinguished feat.
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by Huh1337 4y ago
No, but somebody created type checking, linting and testing. Not sure what's up with the CS people and their halting problem. In the industry we've solved (as in developed ways to deal with ) the problem of verification decades a
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by Huh1337 4y ago
Software can be verified to be correct, stupidity of others is unavoidable.

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