Levitating

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by Levitating 4mo ago
I don't know why anyone is surprised with this, it's their product it's going to behave on their terms. If anything it is surprising that they're admitting to it. If these interventions create demand for a model with few
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by Levitating 4mo ago
You cut that citation conveniently short. > It was never based on a linkable and reentrant library, but instead on a "Unix" philosophy of chaining together simpler commands, which means that it's difficult to use it in lon
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by Levitating 4mo ago
Wow, that would be absolutely amazing. For reference, there are 103 known main sequence stars within 20 light years.[1] [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_nearest_stars
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by Levitating 4mo ago
Do you mean steganography?
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by Levitating 4mo ago
I love this! I have been working on a similar project, recreating the originale BBC Elite but with multiplayer networking. Though I have not limited myself as much (I use SDL).
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by Levitating 4mo ago
What are you proposing? Because make isn't really good for anything either.
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by Levitating 4mo ago
> The main reason must companies don't publish Linux electron apps is fragmentation. flatpak!
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by Levitating 4mo ago
That would be a world where there is very little value in local models. I don't thinkt that will be the case.
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by Levitating 4mo ago
Are you sure what you're looking for isn't on TPB as well? Just lower down the list. I torrent TPB because it's what people know. I don't care for private trackers, I just want to support the common torrenters.
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by Levitating 4mo ago
You can? Tell me how
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by Levitating 4mo ago
there's asciidoc
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by Levitating 5mo ago
I have been unironically waiting for someone to properly implement something like this. Perfect way to use method_missing in Ruby.
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by Levitating 5mo ago
Just look at the images[1]. > The photo above shows part of the microcode ROM. Under a microscope, the contents of the microcode ROM are visible, and the bits can be read out, based on the presence or absence of transistors in each posit
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by Levitating 5mo ago
I wonder if an OpenFletcher[1] would be able to get such images [1]: https://openflexure.org/projects/microscope/
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by Levitating 5mo ago
> tmux is the only supported mux today. There is older zellij integration code in the repo, but it is not stable enough to document as supported; we are looking for maintainers who want to help bring it back to that bar. support for zell
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Anthropic's coordinated vulnerability disclosure dashboard(red.anthropic.com)
3 points by Levitating 5mo ago|0 comments
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by Levitating 5mo ago
> So if malware announces itself, it is no longer malware but anticheat? If it announces itself after installation it would obviously be malware. But if the software does exactly what the user expects it to do, and the user installs it w
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by Levitating 5mo ago
> things like crashing probably gave it away way faster than it could've Theres a lot of games on Steam that outright don't work. It wouldn't raise a flag with me.
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by Levitating 5mo ago
Malware is deceitful, you're not aware of its presence. Anti-Cheat does what it's promises, and I've personally found Riot fairly transparent regarding Vanguard. You don't have to play Valorant, but if you do you probabl
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by Levitating 5mo ago
> Can you sandbox them without having a performance impact? On Linux certainly so, and I think if Steam is installed as a flatpak all games naturally are sandboxed.
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by Levitating 5mo ago
I am not the author, you could leave a comment on the gist instead.
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by Levitating 5mo ago
Luckily innovation in smartphones has also stagnated. I just bought a 6 year old phone (Poco X3 NFC) secondhand for 60 euro. That's barely a downgrade from my Poco X7 from last year. Poco X3 has excellent support for Ubuntu Touch, Post
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by Levitating 5mo ago
https://gist.github.com/SMUsamaShah/fd6e275e44009b72f64d0570...
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by Levitating 5mo ago
I think these ejection seats work in more or less any orientation. I am more surprised that they didn't immediately blow up or lose control after colliding. Or even that the crew took that long to eject.
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by Levitating 5mo ago
> It has been a problem for a long time if you want to support anything other than Chrome. That's partially because Chrome keeps adopting standards nobody else wants to support.
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by Levitating 5mo ago
still leaps better than windows 8
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by Levitating 5mo ago
That's not always the case. If all hackers would do that ransomware attacks would essentially become worthless. It's not uncommon for companies to pay the ransom. They often have insurance that covers it. It's slightly contro
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by Levitating 5mo ago
Or firefox flavoured https://www.brow.sh/
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by Levitating 5mo ago
I have been waiting for a proper implementation of this since forever. Thanks orhun.
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by Levitating 5mo ago
I feel the need to reference Crafting Interpreters design note on parsing here.[1] To quote an excerpt: "If you’re just trying to get your parser done, pick one of the bog-standard techniques, use it, and move on. Recursive descent, Pr

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