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It predates JWTs by several years. In practice is is used the same way is as symmetrically signed JWTs though by default with HMAC-SHA-1 vs HMAC-SHA256. It can support a timestamp (`iat` for JWT) to implement expiry but not an actual `exp`;
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Yes, I was going submit this: … - I see what you did there!
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https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/hunter2 (They even base64ed it)
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5y ago
Day 13 you really needed to know of Chinese remainder theorem; I would say this was probably the only day in the last couple of years so dependent on non-trivial maths. I would still recommend AoC though.
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Aluminum "scrap" is still very useful and valuable.
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If your methodology tells you VB is more popular then JavaScript you just delete your research and start from scratch.
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5y ago
Looking forward again. The puzzles are good, but they are described so well they become a real joy to solve.
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5y ago
* on boot. You can trigger the decryption of additional drives after boot.
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The common standard for SED is TCG OPAL. This has a pre-boot image allowing you to enter your password. Once the drive is decrypted it is completly transparent with your unmodified bootloader and kernel loaded with normal commands. I don&#x
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Realy needs a secure boot option.
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The top 1% heavily skews the mean, the UK's "median wealth per adult" is 165% of the US $132k vs $79k [1]. [1] https://www.credit-suisse.com/media/assets/corporate/docs/ab...
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By definition only iron rusts, but that name is gone.
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https://hexus.net/tech/news/industry/148580-cheer-up-its-end...
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Adverts for Google Meet?
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5y ago
An action figure of the "six million dollar man" (from a tv show). Though sadly I can't rule out a toy fetching that now adays.
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No Vulkan dose not need/use EGL. It nativity talks to Wayland/X11.
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The question is this more/less work then writing a good blog post vs will it get more/less syndication.
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5y ago
Google pay the most, but the are alternatives if that falls through, nothing being left on the table.
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You would 100% certainly lose the domain. However every other trademark in the world is weaker then Coke. KiCAD are working on having the best software not the best lawyers.
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5y ago
different animation the first 12 times you reload the website = much less impressive.
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Logical for AWS or logical for their customers? Frankly probably not either way. RDS excels due to it deep integration with AWS proprietory block store. If you want your data in PVs RDS dose not offer enough, if you want you data on RDS the
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5y ago
Basically the same problem as tag soup. As soon as mistakes don't stop things working you get many more mistakes.
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0 of the Top 100 Public Companies are using blockchain technology in a way that effects their bottom line.
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5y ago
Yes it requires Wayland.
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I assume they meen 600/day. Would even that keep up?
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6.7 billion chips/quarter is "niche"?
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They run anything that can target WebAssembly (so Erlang would be waiting on Lumen). This announcement is more that the is now a idiomatic Rust API; you could already run Rust workers fine.
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Sky _are_ a litigious anti-piracy firm
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5y ago
How is centralising blogging on Medium not contributing to surveillance capitalisum?
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5y ago
Isn't "Code you don't understand" the definition of AI/ML?
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