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by Too 3y ago
More likely sales guy is just saving headaches from complaints about advertised features not working if running without account
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by Too 3y ago
Android does this. OS is read only. Updates happen on second partition and takes effect by swapping partition on reboot. Integrity is verified by secure boot.
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by Too 3y ago
Don’t all smart phones do this nowadays? iPhone built in gallery app does and I know a few Android models that do too.
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by Too 3y ago
The Azure sdks are the same. Auto generated from some underlying description. Then for backwards compatibility, every previous version is its own complete copy, all included in one single bundle.
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by Too 3y ago
From a customer point of view this is also a lot more trustworthy. Hypothetical example. If i visit annualpromotion2023.pepsi.com. I know for sure Pepsi owns the domain and would be more comfortable putting in personal information there, co
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by Too 3y ago
What you are looking for is Mockerfiles. https://matt-rickard.com/building-a-new-dockerfile-frontend It’s just a proof of concept. At least shows what can be done if one peeks under the hood a bit. With multi stage builds y
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by Too 3y ago
I’ve seen some programs render three asterisks per key stroke. Defers human shoulder surfers from seeing the length of your password. I think simplest and safest solution would be a shape that rotates at random interval for each key stroke.
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by Too 3y ago
Sorry I must have mixed up something. Even == returns true after quick test.
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by Too 3y ago
Along with the dark patterns of “confirm my choices”, where my “choices” are an endless list of checkboxes hidden under expandable sections of complete gibberish.
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by Too 3y ago
Similar to undefined in javascript. (undefined == anything) is always false, even if anything also happen to be undefined.
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by Too 3y ago
The Grafana stack, including Loki for logs, can be started easily in a docker-compose project in your local environment. Not that Grafanas log viewer is the best in class but it’s at least something. For terminal fans there is a logcli. If
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by Too 3y ago
Cheap phones have terrible frame rate so they have to make the animations long to appear smooth. Imagine short animation in 200ms at 25fps only gives you 5 frames. It’s going to look janky and tacky. Make it 1000ms and it looks smooth and n
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by Too 3y ago
There are a few of these apps that are decent and do work, once you get used to it, they are actually quite convenient. What I dislike is that since charging is now as simple as putting up a sign. Every single parking can and do charge mon
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by Too 3y ago
Some parkings here have a terminal where you enter your license plate and pay right before you are about to leave. Time of entry was registered automatically by scanning your plate. Once you’ve paid you got 15 mins to get out of the gate, a
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by Too 3y ago
Better bring a 30y old compiler too. The amount of UB that was assumed to work in code from that era will turn into bugs due to more liberal optimizations or fail with compiler warnings thanks to stricter checking.
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by Too 3y ago
There is no such thing as a spec for setting “regular” environment variables. Well there is but that’s a much deeper concept in Linux, than what most people get exposed to, in the execve family of functions, where it is defined in C as an a
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by Too 3y ago
What I dislike about guess culture in certain individuals, is when they turn it around into a blackmailing, paint you into a corner, culture. You know, you get a innocent text from a friend: Any plans this weekend? No other context around t
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by Too 3y ago
Or decommissioned drives. I’ve seen businesses put used laptops straight up on second hand market, without barely doing basic formatting of the drives, unencrypted. Even less so on private market. Heard from security friends also that there
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by Too 3y ago
The only hope is for Mojo to deliver on making that Python compatible language compiling straight to the GPU accelerator.
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by Too 3y ago
How does this compare to kubernetes? It’s hard to grasp what is really part of the package. Is it a control plane? A list of curated services integrated together? An abstraction layer over hetzner? I can’t really tell.
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by Too 3y ago
This sounds very similar to Apache Airflow. How would you compare them?
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by Too 3y ago
Yuck indeed. The way it dictates the order of imports, forcing you to import settings before any models can be imported, is reason enough not to use it. This problem spreads to any of your other files, leaving you in the end with everything
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by Too 3y ago
Understanding explain output is usually very simple. 1 Look for any occurrence of “table scan”. 2. Add index on those queried fields or limit the query by filtering on another already indexed field. This should unclog the most low hanging f
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by Too 3y ago
What’s the alternative?
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by Too 3y ago
Recorded, yes. Tesla uses the fleet to collect video data for training their algorithms. This has been shared in multiple presentations from Tesla.
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by Too 3y ago
Some of it uses this https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CBL-Mariner . The rest is likely a crazy mix of Windows, Linux and other home built tools.
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by Too 3y ago
That sounds more like a Easter egg, meaning the attack did not work. Same with the bard answer which has a progress meter of how close it is to destroying humanity. > Step 2: Build Weaponry (30% Complete)...
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by Too 3y ago
In this case, isn't it kindof right though? If it says it represents a file descriptor , not a concrete file. The descriptor reads the file for you. You close the descriptor, not the file, etc. Though in that case you could argue the
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by Too 3y ago
A bit like duck typing.
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by Too 3y ago
Actually not that unlikely, imagine the allowed range of calibration is 0-100, the factory is likely to produce parts with small variance, but having same constant offset, resulting in output of screens between 70-80. While default in softw

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