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by adrusi 6y ago
Why did you get into the field? What did you focus on at first? I was 11, my dad used FORTRAN at work to build economic simulations, and walked me through some basic programming. This was during the ~5 years that I was taking amphetamine
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by adrusi 6y ago
In javascript you can't set your window to be borderless and transparent and be drawn on top of everything else so that you can intercept clicks or trick users into clicking on something.
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by adrusi 6y ago
You can think it's bad to pirate media and still be hard-pressed to care when someone does it.
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by adrusi 6y ago
ISP -> VPN -> Tor can be a good idea depending on your threat model, but if you're not completely sure that you need to do so, it's best to avoid it. ISP -> Tor -> VPN is generally extremely stupid, as tor is doing abs
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by adrusi 6y ago
There are very expensive toasters on the market that do less than this.
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by adrusi 6y ago
You're thinking with the wrong threat model. The concern is not about people who really want to know what his real name is, it's people putting his real name into Google and getting references to Slatestarcodex on the first page o
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by adrusi 6y ago
Sounds like once the discord support is available, it would actually reduce the number of electron apps you're running.
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by adrusi 6y ago
You already have skill and hopefully passion in one discipline, use college as an opportunity to explore a different one, and get an edge up on your peers. Don't major in CS, major in something else that you care about for its own sake
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by adrusi 6y ago
People expect there to be no log for phonecalls, and that extends to video calls. Google might well keep a log for themselves, but if they sent it to participants, they would alienate many of them.
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by adrusi 7y ago
When I read /italic/ or \italic\, I end up mentally transforming the text so that the slashes are vertical lines. When you do that with forward slashes, you get text with a negative slope (the wrong way). Demonstration: https:&#x
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by adrusi 7y ago
I really dislike /italic/. Relative to the slashes, the letters look like they're skewed in the wrong direction. Surely it should be \italic\. If unifying underlines and italics doesn't suit you.
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by adrusi 7y ago
You know, many people reading this have a pre-existing condition, so even if this is a reasonable way to interpret the data, it's not much encouragement for them. Also, just because 99% of deaths come from people with pre-existing co
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by adrusi 7y ago
Sorry, I was unclear. By ctrl_r I meant the right ctrl key, pressed on its own with nothing else. Binding Ctrl+r might be possible. It's also been about a year since I last tried, so there may be a solution now.
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by adrusi 7y ago
Sway has nicer configuration for multihead display setups than you ever get with xrandr, which is very nice on laptops if you often connect to different external monitors. There's also some clunky support for moving windows around with
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by adrusi 7y ago
Thanks for pointing me to Unison, I have yet to dig into the details, but its core idea is something I've been thinking about lately and it's fantastic to see that it exists!
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by adrusi 7y ago
Mentioned as an afterthought at the end: IDE support for typescript, the best part about using the language. Not mentioned: type annotations serve as a form of documentation that gets statically verified. The verification strategy has some
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by adrusi 7y ago
How do you know that? (Also, if true, that still makes smoking not a binary)
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by adrusi 7y ago
They still get a request with a Referrer header. But only when the resource isn't cached, so it's not like they're getting notified anytime anyone opens any webpage. But they do get a heuristic measure of how much traffic is
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by adrusi 7y ago
Buy a domain name, point it at Enterprise Business Inc.'s server, submit a link using your domain to a form the operate which does a if (internalURLs.contains(submittedURL)) { check. Then change your DNS records to point to so
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by adrusi 7y ago
Fentanyl is active in a range very similar to LSD, it's the biggest concern. 25i-NBOMe is a drug similar in effect to LSD, but with a somewhat worse track record for safety. It's not likely to harm you, and unless you're fair
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by adrusi 7y ago
from a programming perspecting it looks really un-readable if you don't use FP. I don't mean this as a slight, and I myself am slacking in the same regard, but it's depressing to me that this attitude is so prevalent among
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by adrusi 7y ago
Unless he would have experienced better conditions had he not taken refuge in the embassy, his conditions are not self-imposed.
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by adrusi 7y ago
Even with such a rule, you would still run into problems if you want to grep for a token that's used in some application but declared in a separate library.
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by adrusi 7y ago
The title should be "how to not" rather than "how not to".
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by adrusi 7y ago
Teachers are allowed to talk to students, and even discipline them, without the oversight of a review board!
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by adrusi 7y ago
While it is never safe to affirm that the future of Physical Science has no marvels in store even more astonishing than those of the past, it seems probable that most of the grand underlying principles have been firmly established and that
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by adrusi 7y ago
If you don't know who you can trust to provide a trustworthy proxy service, then there's a lot to be said for choosing a provider who can already MITM a good chunk of your traffic even before you turn on their proxy.
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by adrusi 7y ago
Ok but you can totally do what he's doing. There's some price that would get Microsoft to sell Wunderlist, and if he's willing to pay that much then he will get Wunderlist back. If that's "backsies" then you ca
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by adrusi 7y ago
This stands out to me as a problem that mandatory liability insurance would be well suited to. Make everyone liable for damages to people and organizations harmed by illegal use of their unsecured computers. Then everyone who has an interne
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by adrusi 7y ago
Not to mention that a huge portion of reddit traffic goes to aggregation pages like users' frontpages, /r/all, and too a lesser extent multireddits.

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