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5y ago
Public CAs are not that type of people; I would be disapointed if that were not running two seperate systems checking each other for consistancy; having top of the range ECC running well inside its specification must be table stakes.
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5y ago
Isn't the actual problem with Chrome's behavior and as=document that they still leak? If a.test preloads b.test/i_have_visited_a.html and it is added to b.test's cache.
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5y ago
Given the implementation is `cookie_write(KEY, my_state, duration:1 day)` I am fairly sure even this example has a bug.
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5y ago
I wonder what the killer app for Google was.
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6y ago
Yes
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6y ago
Storing a full lookup database on every device is not pratical.
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6y ago
FDroid do allow subscriptions and ads. They label them 'AntiFeatures' which is not as bad as it sounds; many people will still happy install the App. However FDroid to strictly insist all code is free and open source; this dose me
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6y ago
The difficulty is getting the kid playing in the road to correctly encode their metadata; not so much the posted signs.
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6y ago
I think the argument is if _your_ keep-alives are held up then currently you wait on _them_ terminating the session. If they are malicious or just not working well they may not do this.
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6y ago
It seems highly likely given past performance; if they had put any half-reasonable Intel or Ryzen chip in their $999 Air then that chip would be their best selling CPU. Saying the M1 "isn't just an upgrade, but a breakthrough,&quo
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6y ago
Amd and Intel CPUs are still 100% backwards compatable with 40 year old chips. Not just their own chips but also nearly all the features of their competitor's chip too.
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6y ago
If it works as designed I guess 1000 have; but how would you know. Did your perfect code running on an perfect CPU and RAM connected though a perfect network upload the file with 11 9's certainty?
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6y ago
DDG do far more work then just syndicating Bing. The have their own crawl, combine many sources, and are much stronger at down weighting low vaulue content. For many they also have an up hill battle against Google as personalising search re
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6y ago
The are a few options but all require some effort https://github.com/jart/cosmopolitan/issues/27
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6y ago
Not sure the is a working example. But they talk of embeding qemu to create cross archetecture executables. But the Window's and actual compiled code would still be x86-64.
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6y ago
It is more about the pulmonary strength needed to start the bubble in sufficent glass for the bottle size.
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6y ago
Because that Trademark is owned by the Linux Foundation who are very well positioned and financed (AWS themselves are Platinum members) and published clear usage instructions.
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6y ago
Isn't the issue here that the FIPS equivalent of bcrypt is PBKDF2 which uses SHA512 like bcrypt uses Blowfish? (FIPS do not directly certify PBKDF2 only the underlying SHA512, but that is good enough for NIST).
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6y ago
For example youtube should have defaulted to the logged out experiance. No one forced them to use the same identity platform for completly unrelated services. Gmail dose raise hard issues but people logged in should not have needed to recon
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6y ago
Before 2005 youtube wasn't.
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6y ago
This is deep in the internals of Kubernetes, nothing about `docker build/push` or `kubectl apply` will change.
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6y ago
No Slack notifications is _why_ I use it ;-) but if you want you can use Google's notifications with migroG (obviously giving them substantial tracking opportunities). AFAIK the effort to support non-Google notification servers dose no
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6y ago
Dose it have a text editor?
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The starting point of video games
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6y ago
Be good to stick the (2008) in the title, even if many here recognise the link.
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6y ago
What is super wierd is the car probably can, at least set a genuine record. The engine power and aero are plausable. No sane driver would try on thouse tires, but the are plenty of mad ones. Why lie rather then just doing it expecially when
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6y ago
VS Code is used by the people who write it; this is _very_ significant on resulting quality.
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6y ago
They are at least consistent; just-eat's AU site is mostly UK traffic https://radar.cloudflare.com/domain/menulog.com.au
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6y ago
In the phisical world you much more often want to fit three things in a space/cut material into four equal bits.
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6y ago
Whilst I am sure Debt exists in classic software it is endemic in SaaS. If the truck is travelling at highway speed and you cannot afford to pull over; changing the break pads can indeed cost considerably more then building a new truck.
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