Tharre

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by Tharre 10y ago
"you can also do something to reduce the atmospheric CO2" Would you mind sharing this 'something' that magically makes CO2 disappear? Because unless you're suggesting to stop using cars and electricity, there'd
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by Tharre 10y ago
True, but that doesn't really help you, does it. There is no indication on the screen which kind of update is currently being deployed. So shutting down your machine is still a gamble, something you definitely don't want on a prod
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by Tharre 10y ago
I don't get it, one doesn't need the source code to change a few credits strings and pictures. Making Paint.NET closed source is about as effective as game studios putting more and more advanced DRM mechanisms into their games. I
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by Tharre 10y ago
You mean pulling the plug instead of shutting down normally? I suppose that'd work but usually you only realize that Windows wants to update _after_ you hit the shutdown button. And powering the machine down in this state will likely r
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by Tharre 10y ago
Well, if you want to see redo in action, there are plenty of implementations available: [0] [0] http://news.dieweltistgarnichtso.net/bin/redo-sh.html
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by Tharre 10y ago
As much as I'd like to believe that CEOs are basically payed for chance, this research is deeply flawed. As in, it's literally trying to measure the (practically) immeasurable. More specifically, it's this assumption: > We
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by Tharre 10y ago
Chromium does have stable releases, they are the same as for chrome. And about every linux distribution out there ships chromium binaries, so what's your point?
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by Tharre 10y ago
I think you overestimate the actual security impact of this issue. Think about it, practically everyone who is even remotely technical is going to put a fresh copy of his favorite OS on his computer anyway. No one likes dealing with all the
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by Tharre 10y ago
First of all, the most important thing: talk to a lawyer. The real ones that demand money, not random people from the internet. Sexual harassment is a particularly nasty thing, because no matter what you do, judges will always be biased aga
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by Tharre 11y ago
> if there is probable cause to think that you have abducted a child or you are engaging in a terrorist plot or you are guilty of some serious crime, law enforcement can appear at your doorstep and say we have a warrant to search your ho
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by Tharre 11y ago
I like how they made it impossible to actually give the correct answer. But seriously, if you really want to over-engineer the simple problem of entering a number why not at least use a somewhat logarithmic scale to make it possible to actu
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by Tharre 11y ago
Speeding kills ... your pocketbook: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2BKdbxX1pDw
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by Tharre 11y ago
A single Redofile kind of doesn't work with the hole concept of redo, sadly. However, most .do files will sit in some kind of out/ directory anyway, so I don't think that'd be a real issue in practise. Speaking of perfor
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by Tharre 12y ago
This article claims that redo suffers from several security issues at the very end. But can anyone explain to me how a userspace program that is run directly by the user can have any security issues at all? Also, apart from the PATH issue,