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by aepiepaey 7y ago
The Bash Hackers Wiki is a much better resource, especially as reference material: https://wiki.bash-hackers.org/
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by aepiepaey 7y ago
You comment would have been more well-received if you explained the issue, rather than just linking a page that doesn't. Anyway, it's "could/should/would have " which in its contracted form is "could&#x27
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by aepiepaey 7y ago
The same article later states > "We're basically capturing that picture at the boarding gate, providing it to U.S. Customs and Border Protection. They're identifying the traveler," Farrell said. "It's actual
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by aepiepaey 7y ago
I've seen several comparisons showing that Epic's prices are not actually lower than Steam's (in general). Can't find them right now, and don't have the time to do a thorough comparison, but looking at the first thr
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by aepiepaey 7y ago
A significant portion of the skilled hardware hackers cracking consoles do it because they care about homebrew, but they dislike piracy. By providing something like OtherOS, you remove the incentive for that group to crack your console. It
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by aepiepaey 7y ago
IA collections: https://archive.org/details/marionstokes https://archive.org/details/stokestvarchiveexperiment
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
Last time I checked zstd does not support getting options from an environment variable (unlike .e.g. gzip). With a new enough version of tar you can pass a command with arguments to '-I' (e.g. `tar -I 'zstd -19' ...`). T
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
While the page they link to uses "lagging", "lacking" actually seems to fit better with the context it's used in there: The paragraph it's used in ("Why is PYPL so different from TIOBE ?") seems to ar
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
The books mentioned in your anecdote would not have been categorized as missing using the paper's classification (which doesn't match your library's), only as overdue. The paper's definition being: "missing (includi
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
> I have couple of unique domain names that I have open in my browser which have unique and non-guessable DNS names, which are crawled by some bots today. Even though I never shared them in any way with anyone! The only way they could be
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
The article linking to that image: https://nsf.gov/news/news_summ.jsp?cntn_id=298276
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
pandoc -f org -t markdown <file>
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
Rules 1 and 2 only apply during raids (on another site), and no-one is raiding this comment section, so no, they did not break the rules.
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
Missing Danbooru2018, released Jan 2019: > Danbooru2018 is a large-scale anime image database with 3.33m+ images annotated with 99.7m+ tags https://www.gwern.net/Danbooru2018
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
No, it does not. According to you reference link: > We currently plan to install the new developer policy and add the new license in January 2019 after the LLVM 8.0 release has branched. Also, the source archive for LLVM 8 still contains
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
But they will still keep your credit card number forever if you ever give it to them. Once it's been added, it can't be removed. They claim it's for auditing purposes, but those "auditing purposes" shouldn't re
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
> - persistent chat history That's kind of misleading. "Server-side chat history" is more accurate. IRC logs are more persistent. It's possible to go back and check them at any time. If I've read the messages, I
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
I largely find argparse to be OK apart from a couple of issues. First, it allows the user to abbreviate flags. They can pass --fl and it will be interpreted as --flag, assuming no other flag shares the same prefix. This sucks for maintainab
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
Or random.SytemRandom().choice if the secrets module is not available.
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
If you just want to browse/search the source tree in a public project, sourcegraph works great (though it's a web app, not a local application). Just prepend sourcegraph.com/ to the hostname. That'd be https:/&#x2F
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
The runtime is ~15MB, far from hundreds of MBs.
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
You may want to try Filezilla or gftp for something similar to WinSCP.
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
This fixes the specific exploit, which is good. However, the patched DLL is still be missing ASLR/DEP, which is suboptimal.
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
Not for query parameters sent to the remote server, but there are definitely pages/applications that store state in the hash. For example, look at the URLs used by mega.nz, or any encrypted pastebin (they store the decryption key in th
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
And if you're using cat because it keeps the filename out of the way when editing the pipeline, then just put the redirect before the command instead, so instead of e.g. cat file | grep pattern | sort -u you can write < f
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
Generally, that would result in a lossy-to-lossy conversion (at least on youtube, which primarily serves aac and opus audio). But even ignoring that, most youtube videos go through a lossy-to-lossy conversion/re-encode when it's u
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
No, explicitly. Last sentence in first paragraph for rule 5: > Also it’s nice to allow your attendees the option to add pronouns to their badge.
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
Just to make it clear, is this true if you use your own domain, or just if you use any of Fastmail's domains?
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
One selling point seems to be speed: https://mesonbuild.com/Performance-comparison.html
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by aepiepaey 8y ago
With that explanation it became clear, so... thanks? Probably wouldn't have seen it without the explanation though.

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