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J-Kuhn
5mo ago
Well, if you are Disney, it turns out you can - by having the law changed just before the thing would go into the public domain.
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5mo ago
You consent by reading this comment.
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5mo ago
At least Word lets me choose which dictionaries I want to install during its installation. With an estimate on how much disk space it will take.
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5mo ago
Or some website decides for you that you now want to talk to your local AI chatbot using google chrome prompt api. https://developer.chrome.com/docs/ai/prompt-api
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6mo ago
For android?
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7mo ago
But... this doesn't work for SSH, which is the problem here?
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7mo ago
> five networks: Meta, Akamai, Google, Netflix, Amazon (I don’t know there is a decent name for these but i’ve been calling them the The “Magna” networks) At a time when Meta was Facebook, there were FANG (Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Goog
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9mo ago
In short, you have to choose the hill you want to die on.
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10mo ago
Combining source code under different licenses into one product is a nightmare. You have to follow the AGPL "no additional restrictions" clause while also following the Apache License, and the Apache License might have require you
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10mo ago
The compiled binary is. The source code is... AGPL licensed? But not the admin tools. They seem to be licensed under the Apache License 2.0. -------- Yeah, good luck. Contact your lawyer.
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2y ago
The de-facto leading IRC indexing site is netsplit.de Compared to that, IRC driven looks more modern.
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2y ago
Yes, but you would be surprised how many people want to change static final fields for various reasons - be it testing, or other things. When telling those that it doesn't work, and that it can not work without violating the semantics
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3y ago
We know that we build a house out of cards: https://xkcd.com/2347/
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4y ago
> DNS64 breaks DNSSEC Yes, it does. While in theory you could "undo" the translation and verify against the re-synthesized A record, nobody is going to do that. 464XLAT shifts the "make an IPv6 address from an IPv4" t
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4y ago
A conference wlan with google engineers attending might be more impactful. Complains by them? Won't fix (Intended behavior)
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4y ago
I agree, IPv4 has its problems. That is why we transition to IPv6. Dual Stack doesn't "solve" anything. You still run IPv4. With all the downsides, especially every machine will still need an (RFC 1918) IPv4 address. (Microso
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4y ago
Things got better with newer windows versions. * Userland printer drivers (that don't bring down the machine if they have a bug) * Mandatory driver signing... Nowadays I can run my machine 24/7 without any crashes. Which would be
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4y ago
While you have a point, people also have been living without electricity for several thousand years. Yet, we still regulate the utility company.
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4y ago
Here is a fictional timeline of events: * Problem: Spammers automate creation of accounts. Solution: Reuse the MFA infrastructure as some kind of "CAPTCHA". The phone number is not stored. * Problem: Spammers use a single phone
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5y ago
About Little Britain. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0n_Ty_72Qds
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5y ago
You can also ask for joint copyright ownership for community patches. In this case, you can choose the license for your own binary distribution. And you can change the license if/when it becomes necessary.
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5y ago
Those short cycles are great when learning a new language. Experiment with it, try new things, understand how the language works. But at some point you are better thinking about what to write, how to write it, which structure you will use
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5y ago
An other story (don't know if there is a nice write up) is "OpenOffice can't print on Tuesdays": https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/file/+bug/248619 Edit: Here is one: https:&
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5y ago
Unfortunately, the answer is sometimes: yes. Some students get a managed device from their school - and are allowed to take it home. There have been already some scandals revolving around those devices. From school accessing their webcam -
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5y ago
Just [trace add variable unset]. Can be done from a script.
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5y ago
What fundamental concepts? if, while, and other programming concepts? I'd agree on that. But the article suggests learning about files, file formats and other low level stuff. So maybe they should first learn how a filesystem works, ho
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5y ago
> A Cyber Incident means any of the following acts: > [...] > (b) [...] theft, [...] of [...] Rental Vehicle Well, IANAL, but how is a car theft a "Cyber Incident"?
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5y ago
And the sellers can in turn ask their seller for updates.
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5y ago
From a technical point: How would DNS blocks even work if DNSSEC is used?
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5y ago
It's called the Java VM Tool Interface (JVMTI) - and it's C, not C++. The Java debugger is implemented on top of the JVMTI.
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