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Oh no, someone dares to question the left-authoritarian talking points. Better shut that discussion down.
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But Kim Peek does seem to get some metaphors. He said "My dad and I share the same shadow." towards the end of the video. Maybe he just picked it up from someone else, though.
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> Also, zero-cost abstraction is likely the biggest bullshit I've ever heard, there is a lot of cost and there's also a lot of waiting for compiler if you're using cargo packages. Zero cost refers to runtime cost, not comp
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Why not GTK? You have even less bloat than in qt.
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Richard Stallman was right.
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Yes, and that's good? UI designed 10-15 years ago is actual usable desktop UI back when desktop was the number one way to do personal computing. Or what exactly is bad with e.g. Thunderbird's UI? As far as I'm concerned, I&#x
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Tweet deleted. She tweeted "nonconsensually submitted to the orange website" hahaha.
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It's very simple. Swatting is not a thing in most other countries. Where I live, I'm pretty sure the police would survey the situation and first seek verbal contact (via phone, through the door, through a window, etc.) before stor
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Counterpoint: I played tons of games in my adolescence and I cherish every second I did and I regret nothing. I loved video games and I got a lot of joy out of them. I also made great friendships. I am very glad I spent that time on games b
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I just wanted to say, this is a very very good article worth reading. Clearly, the author has put serious work into researching for and writing this article. A lot of original and deeply technical information is presented in an entertaining
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I don't know what's your problem. I built PHP pages 10-15 years ago and without a single modification of the code, they are still rock-solid today on a modern LAMP stack. I wish people would learn to use the tools at their dispo
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That was a great read. I think the most important thing is letting go when stressful problems become a danger to your health. Just think "I'm not that important in the grand scheme of things" and take a few steps away from th
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Wow! These photos are astounding (I know they're old, but I never took time to really look at them before). Some details: In the first picture, notice how Walter Schirra wears two watches and how Paul Becker has like 7 pens in his pock
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• 29% of all devices tested had at least one default username and password stored in the firmware, enabling access to the device if administrators don’t change these credentials. • We identified 76 instances of firmware where the device wa
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Why is nobody eradicate ticks with genetic engineering? Ticks are a species that deserves to be eradicated. The health implications are vast and they don't contribute much to the ecosystem. They're a literal plague.
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12) My website looks old-fashioned because it loads faster this way and (mainly) I'm too lazy to rewrite it. I last updated this page on April 30, 2019 6:16 PM Very based attitude. I wish more people were like him. The website is per
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500MB of leaked credit card information is a lot. 500MB of leaked video is little. It all depends on the contents.
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It's rage-inducing because the 1900 shop keeper doesn't keep a book about you specifically, notes down your presence to the last second, follows you home or into other establishments, etc. Also his memory is not accurate and no ta
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I sometimes get goosebumps before the song even starts in anticipation of the song , just thinking of how it sounds. I love music very much.
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Allowing broken hashes makes the entire system insecure. If you use broken hashes for security, you might as well not use hashes at all. The entire point of a hash is that collisions are pretty much impossible to generate.
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Titles where every non-particle word is capitalised are really weird. I thought it was talking about one Bit, but instead it was talking about "a bit of".
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It can be much simpler than that. Maybe an I/O pin is left floating by accident (neither pulled up or down) and below a certain temperature, it gets toggled and brings the machine down. We actually had this exact problem, but it was th
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Yeah haha I read GBPRR and thought "Oh no is this another law the EU wants to introduce?"
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I haven't inherited it but the C source of the simple terminal st is really really clean and good: https://st.suckless.org/ I highly recommend it, it's only a couple thousand lines so it's worth the read. Nev
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I went through a phase where I listened to a lot of Hitler speeches on YouTube, just because I was historically interested in what the man actually said and how he said it. He's a fascinating person to study - also from a psychological
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This is bullshit. I get red eyes and inflammation from swimming in the chlorinated pool in our backyard if I keep my eyes open under water, and I know for a fact that nobody pees in there, unless evil goblins sneak into our backyard to reli
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Is anyone surprised that your cellphone location is used in a criminal investigation? Silly people. Just a few years ago they caught a killer like this around here. They asked the cell phone providers for location data, pruned the group wit
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Holy shit, that was intense. Only read this if you feel emotionally stable and resilient. But it was worth the read.
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Go is okay too. It's not as hyped as Rust but it has a lot going for it. So don't regret your choice.
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One day nobody will care about this back and forth between EU politicians and they will finally pass a law that will destroy the internet as we know it. It's inevitable because we have to win every single time, they only have to win on
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