abathur

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by abathur 6y ago
Thanks, man. I've earned several key promotions with this one easy trick.
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by abathur 6y ago
I think maybe you've mis-read me. I'm well aware of how HIBP does this. But it doesn't matter what you or I can prove the site does or doesn't do with our passwords; my dad or aunt shouldn't type their passwords i
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by abathur 6y ago
FWIW, I don't think the post you're responding to is correct? At least, I couldn't readily find a place where HIBP tells me not to fill in the form. And it bothers assuring me that it goes to great lengths not to make it obvi
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by abathur 6y ago
Are you packaging these sandbox and virtualization tools for normies to use from their smartphones? (Sorry for commenting on you twice in this thread--I promise I'm not trying to follow you around. I'm all about dissecting the qua
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by abathur 6y ago
There's no way to obtain and execute source code that you didn't write and hand-compile for which this risk doesn't exist. (And it applies in its own sense to books, paintings, phone calls from mom, letters from an old mentor
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by abathur 6y ago
> interestingly, toggling it off doesn't bring back the delay for some reason Noticed the same; it should come back if you disable it and reboot.
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by abathur 6y ago
Ha, no. I'm the ass, here. Fixed :)
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by abathur 6y ago
A few ideas: 1. confirm the checks are enabled: spctl --status 2. Make sure your terminal/shell/etc aren't already exempted System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Developer Tools. 3. If you already ran s
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by abathur 6y ago
late edit (2): added 3 notes including performance impact observation I'm concerned about this behavior (both from privacy and performance perspectives), but I'm also not (quite) convinced this is working as described/implied
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by abathur 6y ago
Thanks for the term "characterisation testing". I started doing this a few years ago while working on a Sphinx extension that defines new directives but also customizes a few output targets (including two ~plaintext output targets
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by abathur 6y ago
There are some gems in the conclusion :) > In this paper we introduced WysiScript, a formatting-based programming language that streamlines the programming process by removing the awkward necessity of writing text. We gave an overview of
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by abathur 6y ago
First: It depends on what you mean by "easily" General installs from Nixpkgs aren't going to be highly-idiomatic. You can install two different versions of coreutils, but one of them is still always going to be first on your
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by abathur 6y ago
You can use Nix on your existing OS with no obligation to install all packages with it. On macOS, I use Nix for most things, but I still use homebrew for a few things and occasionally download+install.
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by abathur 6y ago
Yes--it seems quite possible that the venue (and times of day) are strongly selecting for different patrons, which is a big part of why I hesitate to blame distance-from-downtown or wonder whether people have relaxed a lot in a week. But th
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by abathur 6y ago
Just anecdata about ~Houston but: - At ~7:00am Sunday, May 3, I only saw one "customer" not wearing a mask at a grocery store inside the inner loop. (Quotes because this person got caught trying to walk out the front door with a 4
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by abathur 6y ago
To be clear, it took much more time to deploy your own software to the cloud relative to on-prem?
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by abathur 6y ago
I wonder the same, yes--it's just what I found for trying to figure out what they might even mean by quarantined in the first It wasn't super clear to me (at least, on a quick read) what the recipient would/wouldn't see
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by abathur 6y ago
I agree that it doesn't sound like it has anything to do with how he sent it. I wasn't aware of a feature like this, but a quick search turned up documentation for an "email quarantines" feature in G Suite ( https:/
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by abathur 6y ago
I think there are more nuanced value conflicts around the workstation case. There's nothing wrong with the values you're working from, but they've slipped down my list over the past few years. Nix can certainly be limiting in
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by abathur 7y ago
@valvesoftware has commented on Twitter as of ~25m ago, I guess, by retweeting https://twitter.com/CSGO/status/1253075594901774336
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by abathur 7y ago
The Oil shell, at least, reverted to (a forked version of) 2 after upgrading to 3. http://www.oilshell.org/blog/2018/03/04.html#faq
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by abathur 7y ago
I'll number based on your post's paragraphs with a zero index :) 1. Safari is my daily driver, so I'd have to trawl other people's dotfiles/bootstrap scripts for evidence anyone's handling FF in a smart way. Bu
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by abathur 7y ago
I'm not as far along this curve with macOS as Graham is with NixOS (and I'm a little jealous), but I'm approaching something like what you ask for. Feel free to ask questions; I'll try to remember to check back. I have a
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by abathur 7y ago
This is cool, in any case. TL;DR: DustMite feeds reductions/variations of a data set (like your source code) into an oracle which tests if it satisfies some property. The primary example is reducing your source code to a local minimu
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by abathur 7y ago
Is this the intended entry point? should this have linked to https://dlang.org/blog/2020/04/13/dustmite-the-general-purpo... or similar?
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by abathur 7y ago
Could you disseminate free thought with a website if there were but two massive corporate hosts? Does it matter if anyone can be bothered to interact with your free thoughts, or only that you're free to post them? Perhaps it is suffici
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by abathur 7y ago
/usr/bin/env bash?
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by abathur 7y ago
Yeah. I like the newer displays indoors, but I think I would take the old display for reduced glare and battery use if it was an option.
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by abathur 7y ago
No--just https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaos_engineering#Chaos_Monkey But I can see how you came to that reading, and it did give me a chuckle.
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by abathur 7y ago
Like Chaos Monkey, but with import/export bans and/or tariffs?

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