KyleJ61782

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by KyleJ61782 5y ago
My company does most of our development in Delphi, but unfortunately that means that crash dumps are very difficult or impossible to utilize with the embedded Borland/Embarcadero TDS debugging information. I wrote a utility that extrac
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by KyleJ61782 6y ago
Basically like little vaccine telomeres?
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by KyleJ61782 6y ago
To the best of my knowlede, the Novavax vaccine actually does this. Instead of delivering an mRNA nanoparticle, it delivers a spike protein nanoparticle. In fact, they just started phase 3 trials: https://www.sciencemag.org/
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by KyleJ61782 6y ago
Especially since it's not listed in the title after clicking the link.
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by KyleJ61782 6y ago
For all intents and purposes, yes. Besides making software easy to install, package managers figure out all the dependencies that a given package requires and install those as well. Can you install yum/dnf on Debian? I'm sure ther
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by KyleJ61782 7y ago
That was already a possibility even before all of this DoH publicity. Mozilla, etc. pushing DoH publicizes it's availability, but there was nothing in the past preventing malware from tunneling all sorts of traffic over HTTPS. DNS insp
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by KyleJ61782 7y ago
Using the NTDLL calls breaks stuff because NTDLL doesn't understand anything about the overlaid subsystems. NT was originally designed to support multiple subsystems in addition to Win32, like the Interix (POSIX compliant) subsystem an
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by KyleJ61782 7y ago
Technically the Windows native layer supports fork()-like abilities, but the problem is that the Win32 subsystem and dependent layers (GUI, etc.) don't have fork() copy-on-write capability. So even if you were able to fork a process, y
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by KyleJ61782 7y ago
> > But I and I'm sure many others would not be focusing upon that, though I can appreciate that mentality due to the way media/tabloids cover such and all issues in life > That's a personal attack quite out of order
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by KyleJ61782 7y ago
This. Very much this. In the presentations I've seen on the matter, the most vulnerable systems are those measuring and carrying telemetry back from various meters around the power system. One doesn't have to directly compromise t
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by KyleJ61782 7y ago
Primarily it's due to function overloading. Different implementations may use different means to consistently and uniquely "mangle" function names on symbols to uniquely identify them in the library export. This mangling depe
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by KyleJ61782 7y ago
The size of the executable doesn't really matter after the first load as subsequent loads share the mapped section so it doesn't need to be loaded from disk again. Loading an executable multiple times after the first time really s
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by KyleJ61782 7y ago
Honest question: do you have a real-world example that indicates that the extra pointers added due to multiple inheritance actually results in performance degradation due to extra cache pressure?
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by KyleJ61782 7y ago
I concur with the description of the Delphi implementation, as I've navigated it numerous times myself. I guess I don't understand the author's negative tone with regard to the C++/Delphi implementation. There's goi
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by KyleJ61782 7y ago
Within galaxies, however, gravity dominates dark energy expansion, right? If so, with enough measurement accuracy shouldn't we be able to look for standard candles within our galaxy that either show or don't show said mass differe
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by KyleJ61782 8y ago
You realize this is the definition of gatekeeping, right?
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by KyleJ61782 8y ago
Instead of looking into CBT, you may try looking for therapists who utilize Solution Focused Therapy. I found one who approached things that way and found it to be tremendously helpful. She approached things initially from a very standard i
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by KyleJ61782 8y ago
Not to mention that it gives an easy way for those of us with status access to a higher tier/priority of internet which is handy for streaming. Particularly when I'm staying in a hotel for over 60 nights a year.
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by KyleJ61782 8y ago
They were definitely defrauded, but they weren't particularly shrewd here. Pumping the brakes a bit and taking a bit of time to consider all of the legal documentation almost certainly would have saved them. When a deal seems to good t
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by KyleJ61782 8y ago
Perhaps it's not abundantly clear, but I'm trying to draw a distinction there. I get that there are things like cancer that cannot be sufficiently financially prepared for. However, for things like needing a new roof, car tires ne
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by KyleJ61782 8y ago
Agreed. This feels a lot like the home lending crisis leading up to 2009. People taking out loans for far more than they could afford with interest only loans, ARMs, etc., or taking out large home equity loans for consumer purchases. What i
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by KyleJ61782 8y ago
I think it's important to understand that while everyone has conscious and unconscious biases, it's not true that recognizing that fact is the same as assigning blame. The idea is to better know one's self, to try and unders