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2071.
by Sebb767 7y ago
https://www.jwz.org/doc/cadt.html <- works for me
2072.
by Sebb767 7y ago
In scripted languages you might do an rsync, which only transfers modified data. Or your program could be split into several libraries. But it seems to be a rather weak point, yes.
2073.
by Sebb767 8y ago
The first good points I heard in favor of not grounding the plane. Thank you for the insight!
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by Sebb767 8y ago
> A thorough investigation means potentially losing hundreds of billions of dollars. I mean, even from a financial perspective: If a third one crashes, Boeing can deliver its 737 max8 to the graveyard. Not to mention the lost trust by ig
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by Sebb767 8y ago
> I think it's very likely to become a worthless parlour trick. That one piece may have value as The First of Its Kind [tm], but the others will be irrelevant. That's technically not disagreeing with the OP. And I do think that
2076.
by Sebb767 8y ago
In this case, it's probably just prefixing both requests with the protection against embedding and sending the same headers.
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by Sebb767 8y ago
Because a bug bounty does not guarantee that people actually look into your code. Of course some white hats while invest time upfront, but there is no guarantee and absence of payed bounties is not evidence of absence of bugs. Also, a bug b
2078.
by Sebb767 8y ago
The lawsuit about Bluetooth comes to mind: https://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/01/06/broadcom_csr_blueto...
2079.
by Sebb767 8y ago
Works for me (Chrome on Linux). Either they do A/B testing or they can only detect it on some browsers. Concerning nonetheless, t.b.h..
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by Sebb767 8y ago
Yes and no. SIMD (Single Instruction Multiple Data) as a concept has nothing to do with x86, it's basically just the concept of vectorizing the code and is used on many platforms. The x86 SIMD extensions such as SSE and AVX, on the oth
2081.
by Sebb767 8y ago
> māna I like that there's a word for this :) Which language is this from?
2082.
by Sebb767 8y ago
Well, stealing is be defined as[0]: > a: to take or appropriate without right or leave and with intent to keep or make use of wrongfully Using Spotify without paying them, either directly or by watching ads, falls under that definition.
2083.
by Sebb767 8y ago
> Stealing is taking property with the intention of permanently depriving the rightful owner of said property. > One cannot steal data by not watching ads because you can't deprive the owner of said data. Well, it is. Spotify gra
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by Sebb767 8y ago
According to Wikipedia[0], it's EVE Online. I couldn't find any notes on where the name came from, however. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eve_Online
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by Sebb767 8y ago
I don't think it is meant like "at some point you'll run out of things to buy", because, let's be honest, even the richest people still have things they can't buy. The actual meaning is in my opinion that at so
2086.
by Sebb767 8y ago
> but it's not like MySQL is broken Here's a good article about that: https://grimoire.ca/mysql/choose-something-else
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by Sebb767 8y ago
We had the exact same situation in Germany already: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancillary_copyright_for_press_... In the end Google said "ok, then we'll stop listing you" and suddenly the publishers th