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by OptionX 3y ago
Yes, someone got a word list. Shame it's a Chinese one.
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by OptionX 3y ago
If this doesn't get to install fail2ban don't know what will.
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by OptionX 3y ago
Why does Apple even care? They don't add chargers with their phones anyway. And overcharging for a regular usb-c charger with a Apple logo on it seems to be quite in their wheelhouse.
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by OptionX 3y ago
For a technical standpoint it's a system that generates OTPs from another Auth source, like biometrics or even a classical password. From a practical one it's another way to get people to relly on major comporations for all Auth
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by OptionX 4y ago
This gonna sound like but I promise I'm not being facetious or trying to make a point. I'm genuinely curious. Whats the point of Asahi Linux? Why buy a Mac to run linux? If you're spending money on Mac I assume you want to bu
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by OptionX 4y ago
Back in the old DDR4 people used to say extremely high frequency ram (lets says above 3600MHz), that normally was O.C'd, would make your system unstable. Any one knows if it still happens in these DDR5 days? I'm asking because 640
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by OptionX 4y ago
I don't actively develop in C/C++, but a few year back when I had to use them for a few university assignments I do remember them triggering most AV software. Don't know if it got better nowadays.
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by OptionX 4y ago
Liked the first season a lot. The second turn me off the show. Haven't seen it since. I imagine this mirrors the same story for a lot of people.
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by OptionX 4y ago
Still baffled by the amount of people rocking a 60% keyboard. The F-keys are still widely used people and make sense to be their own key. I mean its tiny and cool at all, but unless you're actively moving from place to place with it yo
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by OptionX 4y ago
What would one use as a media for long-long-term storage, taking only into account the resisiliance of the ability to read the data from it? For example if you wanted to store data in a time capsule for like 100 or 200 and you where ganra
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by OptionX 4y ago
So you got a Pi and dumped an CPU-intensive, famously single-threaded game server and called it a useless toy when it didn't work. It like trying to tow a trailer with a dirt bike and complaining when it doesn't move. The PI as a
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by OptionX 4y ago
So let me get this straight. We had JS in the browser and people want it on the OS, so we got node. Now we're taking node from the OS level and putting in the browser? Its like a story told by a madman.
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by OptionX 4y ago
Rust newbie that has used part of his summer to get into Rust. Clarify me on some points. Does that means than (after merged) I can use gcc to compile rust code right? What are the advantages of this versus using the normal rustc compiler?
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by OptionX 4y ago
I would expect the first driverless vehicles to be something like buses, metros, ferrys, etc. Something that always follow a predetermine route should have an easier time than a cab that must be able to drive basically anywhere. Still has t
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by OptionX 4y ago
I would normally be wary of such a merger/acquisition, but as a long time user of thunderbird on the desktop this is actually exciting. At least I don't predict K-9 getting worse and has the distinct possibility of getting better
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by OptionX 4y ago
Wonder how much coverage this is going to get. Especially wonder how much it would get if it was a republican.
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by OptionX 4y ago
Just encrypt them with a per-client key or compute a HMAC and bundle it together, so user can download them and keep them but not edit them.
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by OptionX 5y ago
Taken from Merriam-Webster: >not capable of being used or fit for use : not usable And their example: >The lavatory, totally unusable, was full of snow which had blasted in through the keyhole. Which is categorically false of course
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by OptionX 5y ago
It's axiomatic based on its self-evident nature.
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by OptionX 5y ago
The closest thing I can think of would be AsciiDoc. Though not made specifically for pdf you can render it to anything with relative ease, though the same could be said for markdown itself.
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by OptionX 5y ago
Glad I dropped them as soon as they made the change to limit the number of connected clients behind a paywall. Changed to bitwarden. Same functionality (at least for my uses) free and with the option of you spinning up your own server for y
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by OptionX 5y ago
Log4shell, that's the name of the exploit. Considering the amount of people talking about it almost seems no one know its name.
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by OptionX 5y ago
Doesn't matter. Repos can be cloned and easily moved to another git service. The attempt to take down yt-dl itself showed that. A misguided attempt at it shutting spawned countless forks across multiple git hosting services that cannot
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by OptionX 5y ago
I think this is the first time I've ever heard someone make a case FOR the use use of iframes. I have no opinion on it personally, but I remember reading more than a few articles treating them like the plague.
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by OptionX 5y ago
Based on the spec and the form-factor I assume an oven.
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by OptionX 5y ago
With this new decision how exactly does tings work as so far as not giving the influencer money but other goods. For example a gaming pc brand give a fully built top-of-the-line in exchange for publicity. Would a video by that person on the
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by OptionX 5y ago
I'm not saying Excel is without its benefits or a bad tool, just perhaps shouldn't be the only one. And I was wondering if people like in the non-engineering but scientific fields, as the ones discussed in post, are exposed to the
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by OptionX 5y ago
Even newcomers? I've had my education in a engineering focused campus so that may skew it, but even not IT related area had programming courses to, at least, learn the basics. Do the newer researcher still show reluctance to move from
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by OptionX 5y ago
Can anyone with first hand experience on this tell shed some light on why stick with Excel versus using python, R or what have you to treat the data?
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by OptionX 5y ago
Several "Citation needed" in that comment.

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