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Ip's can (easily) be hijacked by nefarious BGP requests and offer no easy SSL. You could maybe add cert pinning to fix that, but it's quite inflexible. Another added bonus of domains is the potential for subdomains to be used. Thi
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I do know about the ISO C standard, I was actually more intending to refer to the fact that, even though there exists a well defined standard, there may be implementation differences in the libc variants you compile against, certainly in ce
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2y ago
It always tickles my brain when I see "zero-dependency" or "no dependency" and then the first thing in a project is a bunch of include statements. Don't understand me wrongly, the includes by themselves don't s
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I use my Canon EOS 90D fairly often, but there is one exception for me. For low-light conditions my phone often exceeds the performance of my camera. Especially for high movement & dynamic scenes, I would definitely recommend having a h
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2y ago
Updated contact details ;)
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2y ago
I'll see what I can cobble together somewhere in the course of the weekend/next week ;) Probably need to file off some rough edges and hardcoded stuff.
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2y ago
I do agree that it is a bad choice, though the reason for this is historical; after quite some testing and comparisons, the best JS-based index I could find at the time was elasticlunr [0]. It may very well be the case that there are better
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I have a (non-published) plugin that I'm using that is capable of using elasticsearch for indexing & search from within Thunderbird. I never bothered publishing it, since I never really wanted to maintain it/build a business o
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Have you tried querying for specific misconducts and let the LLM focus at one at a time? E.g. Find whether murders were planned or carried out, can you find any signs or plans of bomb-making, can you list all messages related to fire and ar
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Dell merged their measly 233MB keyboard driver with their display drivers. Plugging in a keyboard can automatically trigger this download.
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Doesn't this just move trust from mullvad to obscura?
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Unrelated tangent: I was reading the article and suddenly realised that I could not identify the font. After a quick search: > Our functional typeface is Monzo Sans, a custom cut of Universal Sans, meaning it’s unique to Monzo. We chose
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2y ago
I am working on a diagramming tool that has the combination of a syntax for diagramming as code, extended with a syntax to define rendering constraints (e. g. this part of the diagram shoukd be left of this part, or this arrow must not cros
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I use a Canon EOS 90D via hdmi & streamlink, so yes there are alternatives.
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2y ago
For extra flavour, also invest solely using loaned money, preferably a student loan that never goes away!
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2y ago
https://github.com/meichthys/foss_photo_libraries
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In my opinion violin plots are severely underused, they are basically box plots on steroids. A random example: https://stackabuse.s3.amazonaws.com/media/seaborn-violin-plo...
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2y ago
To sell meals, drinks and other goodies. Tired travellers that are forced to wait are easy targets. Add in the occasional perfume store and Bob's your uncle.
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One of the areas I think diagrams as code could really improve in is the potential to add rendering rules. For instance: these (sub) groups must be equally sized, these boxes must be aligned vertically, etc. Bonus points: an interface where
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Well, this may not be the best example. Mosquito nets are oft being used as fishing nets. Since 1) the loopholes of malaria nets are much smaller than manually knotted ones (thus also killing baby fish) and 2) the impregnation chemicals kil
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Yup, not many people seem to know about CACHE vals and/or sequence reservation. It's a problem that I've had to explain a couple of times already to colleagues. And unfortunately hidden assumptions are oft the most dangerous
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One example: If you take picture with a decent camera in raw format, your storage gets filled ridiculously fast. A short travel with a mere 200 pictures can easily be like 25M*200=5G. Another example: if you're doing any kind of AI tra
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If you prune all the branches, where will the fruits grow?
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Generic names are often used to avoid copyright and trademark strikes. Other easy naming schemes are rivers, minerals, cities,...
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Timezone support, no date ranges (eg from-to), date formats are a mess (mdn: "At the moment, the best way to deal with dates in forms in a cross-browser way is to have the user enter the day, month, and year in separate controls, or to
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3y ago
Ctrl+alt+t (insert malicious shell command)
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Well, this is a very one sided view on the world I'd say. From personal experience, I can surely tell you that I was much happier in countries where productivity was lower. The people there are just so much more pure of heart.
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3y ago
Might be interesting to check out json5. https://json5.org/
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Rate limits can also be based on the message contents, e. g. max 20 lookups per day for a cell.
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Workaround: check WEI across 4 domains, P(failure) = 0.000001%
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