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8y ago
Teenage strippers are frowned upon in most jurisdictions.
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8y ago
AFAIK Lenovo still provides matte as an option for their T- and X- series.
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8y ago
How is operation overloading a core feature and not more syntax? I like the infix proposal better. Operation overloading has a larger degree of obfuscation.
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8y ago
They have some links on their front-page (linked in the top comment): https://www.passwordstore.org/#other Personally I use qtpass as a GUI manager and passmenu for fetching from clipboard via a keyboard shortcut.
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8y ago
There are a variety of clients for several platforms (desktop and mobile apps, browser extensions, desktop environment integrations). You can use pass without a single console line. Not sure why this is downvoted, at first look this seems t
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8y ago
Someone made a NISC compiler: https://github.com/jbangert/trapcc
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8y ago
I love how he nonchalantly throws in a 0-day x86 PoC in the end.
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8y ago
Considering that the floating point library is big enough to be disabled by default tells me you might run out of disk space compiling a single application. That being said, if this can increase difficulty of sidechannel attacks and branch
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8y ago
If we're talking memory usage, I don't think Node is necessarily a significant improvement over Ruby.
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8y ago
If administrators do not take action, all messages will be silently retained, even if for accounts where policies where configured without retention.
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Upcoming Hangouts service consolidation for all G Suite customers
(gsuiteupdates.googleblog.com)
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8y ago
In Singapore, Grab drivers need a commercial license. The driver in this case had a taxi license. I'd argue that "cab" is not a misnomer here.
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8y ago
> something silly 1-3 months mutual notice period is common practice in many countries. In France 3 months is standard.
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8y ago
C is definitely doable though. Loads of good recommendations of you search for them. Everyone will recommend K&R. |This book also goes through a lot of the lower-level things, debugging, etc: https://nostarch.com/hacking
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8y ago
This has the potential of being a blessing in the disguise since these barriers will not hold for decentralized alternatives where there is no obvious platform operator to hold responsible.
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8y ago
Depositing money as part of bail is only really a practice in the U.S. and Philippines. https://www.politifact.com/california/statements/2018/oct/09... > "Only Duterte’s Philippines and Trump’s U
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8y ago
I wouldn't read too much into this. The authors don't want to release neither the report or even which the 43 use cases are: http://merltech.org/blockchain-for-international-development... > The purpose of thi
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8y ago
Haven't actually read through all of it yet, but I started reading Radical Markets by E. Glen Weyl and Eric A Posner: http://radicalmarkets.com/ Interesting take at economic policy and market idelogy. Here's a tal
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8y ago
Thing is, compression performance characteristics depend on data. You will have to run benchmarks on your own data to get real representative and conclusive results.
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8y ago
It would not be covered by GDPR, just like e.g. private emails containing PII about a third party are not in scope from perspective of the e-mail provider.
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8y ago
I'd be socially ostracized if I started with SMS groups every time I wanted to have a group chat via phone without first having to convince everyone involved to install some new app on their phone or get everyone's email beforehan
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8y ago
Assuming people in both studies would give rational answers, otherwise it doesn't add up. But that's quite an assumption unless both questions are asked in the same study to the same group.
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8y ago
I get it, but to me that's like estimating the value of Honda by asking people who drive a Honda how much they would have to be paid to not be able to drive a car anymore. The difference being that there are alternatives to cars while
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8y ago
There is one thing that really stands out in the choice of words in this article that makes me feel strange about it: Estimating the value of Facebook. > [Facebook's] benefits are hard to measure The Introduction reads like Face
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8y ago
They never had an ICO, though.
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8y ago
I'd bet it's a matter of time - once they see it mature and/or requested enough I am sure it will end up there.
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8y ago
Netflix and HBO happened.
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8y ago
Complementary: "The Catsters" on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/TheCatsters
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8y ago
I got a similar board from another brand recently (quad-core Intel x64, 8 GB RAM, SATA). Going to use a general-purpose dev- and personal-services always-on host. Generally headless but I'll still have HDMI connected to my main display
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8y ago
For devops/ops/cloud folks, Helm the k8s package manager will be the first thing that comes to mind. https://github.com/helm/helm
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