JoshuaAshton

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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
Instead of going after the cheaters/cheat makers, maybe they should have better cheat detection and harsher punishments.
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
Why? Incompetence will always exist. Now youre just wanting to stifle the free internet.
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
"The lack of real bool" -Which is fine as the minimum space it would take to store a bool is 1 byte anyway (unless youre using bitflags), and you probably want to give more detailed information than true/false anyway "bu
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
It never was fraudulent, first planned obsolesence and now they're trying to control who can repair. Honestly disgusting.
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
Not everything decentralized relies on a blockchain...
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
You're obviously blind then.
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MSVC's LTCG is Broken(but.what-of.us)
2 points by JoshuaAshton 8y ago|0 comments
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
I don't see the point considering it takes about 5 minutes to setup OpenVPN on a server? Am I missing something?
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
Hard pass. I dont want an "intelligent" search I just want a search. Will be sticking with Agent Ransack.
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
It seems like a cool concept however when I use it the image comes out as near-pure black, everything seems to be incredibly dark for some reason.
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
Yes.
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
Not me, but my boss knows regex and I probably should too as he is a wizard with it.
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
My metric was until the loading bar finished on the little fancy but useless opening letter animation which also probably took a significant time to load.
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
I mean... if it takes 23 seconds to load on my machine, and the old version took less than 3, maybe its not worth maintaining the new version to begin with. Just a thought.
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
Nice. Good insult. I'm not allowed to be skeptical of a crowdfunded project when there is very little evidence to persuade me that they can actually do it just because it's ran by a woman now?
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
This isn't on their front page, its on their about page. There is also no source of information attached.
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
"a Master Inventor with over 40 issued and pending patents" and you don't list or go into detail about a single one?.. That's just being vague with an attempt to deceive. Maybe the creator should actually list what succe
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
"In the interest of fostering an open and welcoming environment, we as contributors and maintainers pledge to making participation in our project and our community a harassment-free experience for everyone, regardless of [...] level of
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
"In the interest of fostering an open and welcoming environment, we as contributors and maintainers pledge to making participation in our project and our community a harassment-free experience for everyone, regardless of [...] level of
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
If you read into it, the new Code of Conduct actually may actually do more to ostracize people. Notable contributors have already been harassed on Twitter and other platforms because apparently their actions outside of the Linux Kernel and
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
There is no reason for a blockchain here. A database would suffice just fine. It's not even decentralized so what's the point?
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
The majority of people don't download the JDK via this method (eg. a package manager) and will miss that big box about a license change. Edit: Plus even if they aren't you still have the general mindset of "next next install
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
What I mean is, what a person would honestly consider a service (such as e-mail, a website, a git server), not a technical definition of a service (a database, dovecot, php). I should have been more clear.
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
Oracle seriously needs to be fought in court about this and their other actions. They're actively hostile to the whole tech community and their entire business model is based on trapping people into paying for things by not making thei
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
I selfhost with iRedMail which has a docker. Has done me fine so far.
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
I'd much prefer it if there was just 1 docker container and not a whole compose stack. I much prefer 1 docker container == 1 service.
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
What is grammar?
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
I agree, weak passwords are a big issue. I see your point about bruteforcing that key, however I was more talking about bruteforcing the password. Servers have been stolen in the past, and I am not just talking about a big rack server here.
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
Okay, but if my password is complex enough and there is no known data inside the encrypted data then I do not see how bruteforcing would be a viable option. Even with a chain of trust, what is to stop someone desoldering the storage chip of
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by JoshuaAshton 8y ago
DRM restrictions like this are always a joke - HDCP was a great one. Also, I doubt many people are going to be getting their Netflix captures/dumps from an Android device anyway so its a useless restriction, they'll be doing it on

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