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NoahZuniga
11mo ago
Great news! Deno uses the same runtime as chrome, so you benefit from all those found exploits.
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11mo ago
There's a supportedsites.md file in the base directory of the git repo.
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1y ago
You can only have a $1T tech stock sell off if $1T of tech stocks are bought.
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1y ago
*searchable list of password hashes
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1y ago
He, however, seems to hold the minority view under Nobel prize winning physicists on this subject.
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1y ago
This is pretty obviously addressed in the article. The premise of the article is why don't users migrate to better platforms when the large ones are extracting as much money as possible (because the incentives are misaligned)
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1y ago
They are immutable! The releases are signed with an attestation from a trusted third party that Github can't forge! Also these attestations are public and anyone can verify that the signing third party isn't misbehaving. > Rele
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1y ago
It's also very hard to verify the sources for some claims: I would expect the snag to be that many model theory results we have (Such as Gödel theorems) require quantifying over an infinite set, but that seems plausibly not possible to
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1y ago
It seems like they are more focused on getting more B's and C's, not having more students fail. So I don't really see why that would be soul crushing
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1y ago
> With such typesetting-hostile standards to deal with, Crunchyroll had basically two choices for how to make sublicensing to Amazon and Netflix work with their existing subtitles that feature actual typesetting: Either 1) try to negotia
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1y ago
While quantum computing weakens AES encyption, AES 256 bit can't be cracked by quantum computers.
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1y ago
How are the food costs raising if GMO crops are more productive? Shouldn't this increase supply and lower prices?
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1y ago
How are you supposed to show that two tree heads are consistent?
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1y ago
Blockchains are an alternative way to make an append only data structure, so it's not clear why you would want to use a merkle tree to create a block chain.
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1y ago
Because prolog/datalog don't offer a list of questions that you can ask based on context to calculate someone's US taxes.
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1y ago
42 days
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1y ago
Chrome vs Firefox doesn't matter that much, but more significantly windows trusts more CAs than Chrome and Firefox. Not sure about the exact amount, but it seems to be somewhat significant amount. You can take a look at https:/&#
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1y ago
Google trust services LLC
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1y ago
This is not true! CAB is a place where CAs and browsers agree on what the rules for CAs should be. Google, Mozilla, Microsoft and Apple all administrate their own root stores which individually decide what CAs are trusted on their platforms
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1y ago
Well, I do! And Google doesn't get paid! > otherwise they drop certificates from Chrome and this has happened. As far as I know, all the CAs Google dropped, this was because the CA misbehaved and misissued certs or was obviously fai
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1y ago
> You can make the warning go away by paying a third-party—who then pays Google—to sign your website's SSL certificate This is just not true!!!! CAs don't pay google to be in their root store. > But if someone is able to per
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1y ago
Google finance was never killed by google?
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1y ago
> Update 7 Oct 2025: Some screen readers have been found not to announce updates to the tag, so explicitly emphasising the role attribute might be worthwhile for now until support improves: <output role="status">. Waiting
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1y ago
Also, this doesn't resolved the non sequitur in the OP. It claims there might be DNS blocking, not deep packet inspection. Also cloudflare has encrypted client hello turned on by default and the only domain that shows up for https conn
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1y ago
Now you can't select the "This is a political add, extra transparency" button but you might still want to buy ads, so less transparency might be the result.
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1y ago
I'm not following the reasoning here: > Since acwifi.com is accessible but github.com is not, is it possible that the network has imposed restrictions on the DNS server, only resolving domain names within a whitelist (such as instan
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1y ago
I was surprised to see https://macedoniadelnorte.com/ shows maduro as getting 30% of the vote.
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1y ago
Yep, government employees still pay income tax, and government contractors pay taxes on profits.
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1y ago
You can find another green onion at https://theonion.com
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1y ago
Sure, buddy
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