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by Sardtok 10mo ago
The fact that the PIN is leaked is bad enough, but it also happens to be plaintext. This is a password. It should not be stored unhashed, and it should be hashed with strong algorithms.
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by Sardtok 10mo ago
In the year 2032, the rodrone wars broke out. What started as innocent video game experiments, had taken a dark turn. After the rats had perfected playing the classic Doom games in 2026, they were easily trained on more complex simulations.
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by Sardtok 10mo ago
You could easily say the same about C/C++, as the operating systems and most databases are written in the language(s).
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by Sardtok 10mo ago
I suppose you're counting the joyo kanji plus kana alphabets with diacritics. But the actual count of kanji is much higher, even if Japanese uses a relatively small number of characters for day-to-day writing. Pretty much every native
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by Sardtok 1y ago
Have a look in the Fiction section of the Cliodynamics article.
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by Sardtok 1y ago
There's this thing called sarcasm
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by Sardtok 1y ago
It's kind of funny that in Norwegian, people mix up the infinitive "to" and "and", as they are pronounced the same, "o" in IPA. So we have the same thing in Norwegian writing, but if you happen to use &quo
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by Sardtok 1y ago
It also says nothing about a formal education, just that he has worked in IT since his teens. I didn't hear of the 2038 problem myself until the whole Y2K debacle, but then, I was in my teens at the time.
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by Sardtok 2y ago
That's a fun little puzzle. I realize it might be easier to write a puzzle than solve one. Writing them seems quite hard at first, but you have the solution and can choose words to break into clues, and from there do the same again unt
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by Sardtok 2y ago
Yeah, 1979 was totally the biggest year in meme history.
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by Sardtok 2y ago
The S in RISC does not stand for simple. What the? If someone's going to write about assembly programming, they should at least know what CISC and RISK are. I'm not saying 6502 assembly can't be an interesting endeavor, but i
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by Sardtok 2y ago
Well, he responded to someone saying the type signature of map was more complicated than ANY C construct.
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by Sardtok 2y ago
Linux is good for development, but Apple hardware is pretty damned nice. Now if Framework laptops were available in Norway, I'd probably rather have that, even if they're not as powerful. Also, depending on where you work, there m
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by Sardtok 2y ago
Yes, when you write web apps in x86 assembly, it gets tricky.
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by Sardtok 2y ago
Mixing personal and work data in the same directories on disk can be an issue. Requires extra work to cleanly separate private stuff and confidential work stuff.
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by Sardtok 2y ago
One is $1000 and the other is around $3000. So performance per dollar looks about right.
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by Sardtok 2y ago
Oh, they do. They most definitely do. And salads. ∪= Feta hasn't made into Unicode yet, so I'm substituting it for generic cheese, but just you wait.
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by Sardtok 2y ago
Mogwai literally means devil in Cantonese.
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by Sardtok 2y ago
He did say "if capitalism was really working". I at least read that as "working as intended", i.e. as the capitalistic ideal.
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by Sardtok 2y ago
Never mind, the repo on Github says 12 days on a 4090, so I'm unsure why the title here says two.
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by Sardtok 2y ago
Two 4090s, but yeah.
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by Sardtok 2y ago
I was on a site the other day, a hotel or flight website. I think it was a review form. There were checkboxes, where the checkbox wasn't clickable, only the labels. I was sure the whole thing was frozen, but happened to find some other
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by Sardtok 2y ago
Thank you for clarifying. It's now as clear as a crystal glass filled with tar. /s
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Shera – Event Management Tool(shera.no)
2 points by Sardtok 2y ago|1 comments
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by Sardtok 2y ago
So this tool was featured in a Norwegian tech newspaper. The guy who made it, wanted an alternative to Facebook events, so he made his own tool. It's pretty minimalistic. You can post messages to an event and export the event to at lea
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by Sardtok 2y ago
Boats are mostly air by volume, which isn't heavy at all compared to water.
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by Sardtok 2y ago
And so is the first century of the zero-indexed calendar.
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by Sardtok 2y ago
I'm looking into starting a piano or anvil store. This is just the thing I need to make my dream come true.
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by Sardtok 2y ago
128 bits is 16 bytes. BIGINT is a 64 bit int (long or long long). So there is at least additional storage required, and probably some CPU cost as well. And even UUIDv7 isn't guaranteed to produce sequential IDs, but it's probably
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by Sardtok 2y ago
Yeah, that Microsoft App Store on mobile is a b**h.

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