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LelouBil
3y ago
Thanks !
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MicroLua brings the programming language Lua on the Nintendo DS
(gamebrew.org)
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3y ago
> Having a simple paragraph about RIPE, BGP and ARIN would be helpful (at least for me). Same, I've always wondered how do websites like this get their information.
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LelouBil
3y ago
Well, obviously no but I think it would still help with taking appointments at the best times and havung better reminders among other things. I was just wondering if it would be a good idea.
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LelouBil
3y ago
I have flashbacks of when my PHP teacher showed us how to turn query parameters into their own variables by using PHP's dynamic variables feature. He waited a bit, and promptly said to never do that and started to explain the security
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Archipelago: Multiworld Multi-Game Randomizer
(archipelago.gg)
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LelouBil
3y ago
About the personal assistant, I'm starting to think if it would be worth it for me in the future. Right now I'm still in engineering school so I don't have the money for it but I have so much sideline stuff that I'm hitt
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LelouBil
3y ago
It's true they were professional in their press releases, but they still didn't explicitly say the reason he was fired, and so people keep speculating.
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3y ago
I mean there already exists software for Linux to run windows apps using a VM but make it as if they are native
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3y ago
The website only asks for the public key
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LelouBil
3y ago
Would that result in a firing on such short notice ?
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LelouBil
3y ago
French government websites do this for help articles, they have a "last edited" and a "last verified" date on each article
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3y ago
> It seems like trying to go about the cat-mouse game in this fashion in a losing battle, because all google needs to do is just change up the names a bit each day. That's exactly what they are doing, well I don't know about on
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3y ago
YouTube updates the script multiple times per day and uBlock Origin devs are fighting back, but they will always be a little bit behind. Maybe you didn't try to play videos when they didn't update their fix yet.
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3y ago
I didn't hear anything about app stores approved by the EU. The new regulations talk about allowing side loading.
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LelouBil
3y ago
Well, in france, rotating short term contacts for a long term position is illegal.
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LelouBil
3y ago
So like, maybe you could build a secure encryption algorithm that has a specific property X *only* when one of the images on some list is encrypted with it ?
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LelouBil
3y ago
Even though I would like Spotify to pay artists decently, I'll keep paying for it mainly for their recommendations and discovery features. If you only listen to music you already know you like, then sure Bandcamp or whatever is amazing
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3y ago
One upside: you can contact everyone and everything (almost) instantly One downside: everyone and everything can contact you (almost) instantly
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LelouBil
3y ago
Looks interesting but I think I lack a lot of knowledge to be able to use it right now..
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LelouBil
3y ago
What is missing right now is for the AI to be able to challenge instructions, and ask for clarification and stuff like that. It's currently not deterministic enough to entirely replace other kinds of Ui
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3y ago
I don't know the feasibility of it, but the issue is that if this kind of system was implemented, I don't think it would *only* allow detecting CSAM. And that's the problem
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3y ago
I built a DSL for a Visual Novel game I am making, by using ANTLR for parsing and then executing it using C#. Are there generic frameworks for implementing static analysis that exists out there ? I did a rudimentary version of it with some
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Seems really interesting given that the claim "We would never have access to or store your personal data" and that you can make "offline payments" like cash. At first I thought it would work like a bank account but it se
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Digital Euro
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As someone that doesn't know anything about safety certifications of software, what do they actually do to make rust certifiable ? Like what are the requirements and how to they make rust follow them ?
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Thanks for the explanation, it makes a bit more sense that it is an ipfs URL.
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This whole smart contract stuff looks very interesting. Do you have resources for someone that only know the basics of cryptocurrencies and blockchains ?
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LelouBil
3y ago
Wait what, I thought it was at least the hash of the image or something.
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3y ago
The name made me think about Micro Lua for the Nintendo DS : https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Micro_Lua_DS When I was 12-13 and had an R4 for my DS, I managed to install MicroLua and program some simple apps that showed s
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