Tyr42

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by Tyr42 6y ago
If I ssh in two different tabs back to back, I still need to touch twice. So it's your case 1 that's not supported nicely. Rather than being insecure.
422.
by Tyr42 7y ago
Wait what? Is this enterprise where it was deleting old emails?
423.
by Tyr42 7y ago
>"No risk" Well if a biter manages to kill the reactor while it's hot I think it explodes. But that's unlikely to happen unless lots of things go wrong.
424.
by Tyr42 7y ago
I've streamed native linux games no problem. I'm not sure if I was streaming proton.
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by Tyr42 7y ago
Google's "infrastructure" is just people asking you to make a bug (issue) and put // TODO(b/<bug number>): Fix this up during code review. Sometimes I'll just put TODO(<username>) if I don&#x27
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by Tyr42 7y ago
https://play.rust-lang.org/?version=stable&mode=debug&editio... Something like this? Check if each character pushes the byte total over the limit? I think this might fail for combining characters though.
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by Tyr42 7y ago
Chat with history off is not recorded as far as I can see. https://support.google.com/a/answer/7664184?visit_id=6372178... If history is off, messages are deleted after 24 hours. Vault can't hold, retain, or
428.
by Tyr42 7y ago
https://support.google.com/vault/answer/4388708?hl=en March 7, 2019 If your organization enables Gmail confidential mode, Vault can hold, retain, search, and export all confidential mode messages sent by users in
429.
by Tyr42 7y ago
To expand on this, it is possible to tell apart the redirection to file and pipe to shell. https://www.idontplaydarts.com/2016/04/detecting-curl-pipe-b...
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by Tyr42 7y ago
You might queue up events which cause it to transition to another state. If you hit the hibernate button, it might finish rendering the current frame before checking to see if the button was pressed, then hibernate. So it's the same
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by Tyr42 7y ago
I mean you should have the context of your change right. If you're submitting a change to reduce the margins on everything, you should expect to need a new snapshot. If you're are doing a pure refactor of your css, you shouldn&#x
432.
by Tyr42 7y ago
I think this is only possible because factorio has a team of very dedicated programmers who care about performance. Tarn is one guy, and I don't think he's going to be able to pull out a comparative level of performance. I mean,
433.
by Tyr42 7y ago
I know Turing (which is pascal packed up with a graphics library and manual and editor all in one exe) was in use in Ontario Schools as late as 2010.
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by Tyr42 7y ago
At least in my part of the googleverse, we have automated tests running in all the browsers (even ie11). But I'll admit I will also poke around outside of the tests, and I'll usually only be doing that in chrome, unless I've
435.
by Tyr42 7y ago
With three simple steps you can create a decentralized mirror of your existing github project. All changes will be automatically propogated to the mirror version and the git services you depend on will be there when you need them.
436.
by Tyr42 7y ago
I've had 4 or 5 headphones, and only the really cheap computer lab ones had the wire split in front. The rest all have the wire going to the left ear, then a wire overtop to right ear. I've never seen one which you can plug it in
437.
by Tyr42 7y ago
It's pretty nice to have min work on tuples, so I can make my min-heap take in (distance_so_far, (x,y)) when doing pathfinding.
438.
by Tyr42 7y ago
How about a priority heap? It's much more useful to sort things by their min priority, but just telling me the priority at the end isn't helpful. You'll want the thing as well. (Even more concretely consider a min heap used
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by Tyr42 7y ago
What do you mean by commercial browsers? Edge is backed by MS, Safari by Apple, so they are out. Firefox is a backed by a foundation, a not for profit. Brave is on top of chrome, and open source. I guess the old Opera browser ran ads in th
440.
by Tyr42 7y ago
I know it's possible to have an issue with your immune system not storing the antibodies after fighting off a virus, so you can catch it again. But it's pretty rare?
441.
by Tyr42 7y ago
How would it pay for developers then?
442.
by Tyr42 7y ago
There isn't a vaccine yet.
443.
by Tyr42 7y ago
uh, parametric modules? Haskell tends to use Typeclasses instead. (Yes, I know each file gets called a module, but that's not really the same as seeing a "module" keyword in the file). Unless backpack counts? I haven&#x27
444.
by Tyr42 7y ago
It's similar, but Haskell uses :: for types, and : for building lists, while the other ML family languages (and typescript) uses : for types, and some use :: for lists. Also Haskell doesn't have modules, so I thought it was ML. T
445.
by Tyr42 7y ago
Under Settings > Styles and Wallpaper there are a few different options. I think the default is blue for selected, but you can select "Ash" to make it grey vs grey.
446.
by Tyr42 7y ago
Whoa, someone downstream says `reset` clears scrollback.
447.
by Tyr42 7y ago
It's also super helpful when you want to run one command which spews out a bunch of errors, and then read the first error. Cmd-K, enter, and fling up the the trackpad. I think I'd have to pipe to less if I don't have cmd-K.
448.
by Tyr42 7y ago
Go the language lets the Go the standard library play with things that nothing else can. If you can't implement it yourself, is it really a library and not just part of the language runtime?
449.
by Tyr42 7y ago
I think you two are using the word "safe" differently. I agree with you that go is memory safe, but I think they mean more that business logic will do something wrong because you got an err you didn't handle, vs deferences a
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by Tyr42 7y ago
It's a bit unfortunate for people with mobility issues who needed straws though. They benefited from it being a common thing and how they'll need to pack their own or something.

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