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by aeyes 2y ago
5.9.2 https://github.com/WinampDesktop/winamp/blob/community/Src/W...
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by aeyes 2y ago
This is the kind of information that would be better presented in a simple table. For every age group up to 60 the window between 0% and 100% chance is under 5min.
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by aeyes 2y ago
You don't have to use all these new fancy PHP features as long as you don't use any third party libraries. I still write PHP just like I did in 2002 and it works. It's not as pedantic as Python which makes it pretty useful fo
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by aeyes 2y ago
I'm very surprised that they signed up whole ISPs and got away with it. I wasn't able to process the daily logs of the tracking pixel of the site I was operating on Urchin 5 within 24 hours. I had a beefy server with a 16 drive ra
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by aeyes 2y ago
> Oh, because your code is deployed on XP and up Not even, it only runs on 7 / 2008 Server and up.
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by aeyes 2y ago
Crowdstrike in their own RCA wrote that they had no staged rollout for these types of updates: https://www.crowdstrike.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Chann... And I believe it because for administrators
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by aeyes 2y ago
You can look them up in the patent which also explains in pretty good detail how the process works: https://patents.google.com/patent/DD157966A3
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by aeyes 2y ago
To me the most surprising property to this day is how thin and light these glasses were. They are almost as thin as a modern wine glass but I don't remember ever breaking one accidentally. Edit: The article is poorly researched. The de
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by aeyes 2y ago
8TB: https://sabrent.com/products/sb-rktq-8tb But your aren't going to like the price.
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by aeyes 2y ago
From my experience receiving a few of these I came to the conclusion that Cloudflare only forwards these DMCA requests, they don't review them at all.
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by aeyes 2y ago
Everyone signed their terms of use: https://www.crowdstrike.com/software-terms-of-use/ Section 6.1: THERE IS NO WARRANTY THAT THE SOFTWARE OR ANY OTHER CROWDSTRIKE OFFERINGS WILL BE ERROR FREE, OR THAT THEY WILL OPERAT
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by aeyes 2y ago
Do you see how they only talk about technical changes to prevent this from happening again? To me this was a complete failure on the process and review side. If something so blatantly obvious can slip through, how could ever I trust them to
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by aeyes 2y ago
But will you make FAANG salaries as an external? At my work these are the worst paid employees.
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by aeyes 2y ago
> You get no getting new [...] inspiration from watching someone run. I'm an amateur runner and I get immense inspiration from watching pro athletes run, I'll never get half as good but it gives me a huge push to keep working t
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by aeyes 2y ago
Or... you know... This kind of software should be open source or companies using it should at least be able to audit the code themselves. Supposedly they have all kinds of certifications but not even having basic QA demonstrates that this i
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by aeyes 2y ago
It looks quite normal so far: https://radar.cloudflare.com/traffic DE-CIX traffic is also often a good indicator during global events, looks normal: https://www.de-cix.net/en/locations/frankfurt&#x
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by aeyes 2y ago
You might have more luck asking Cybersecurity to add a path like ~/code which contains your source code to the exclusion list.
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by aeyes 2y ago
Most things in life are a compromise and it's easy to get tempted to find the perfect solution instead of spending your time on actually moving forward. In all industries there is always something you can do better if only you spend mo
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by aeyes 2y ago
Did they have to reduce cost or is there any other reason to not stick 20TB of SSDs in a box and call it a day? 4TB SSDs only cost ~$300, even HP or Dell SFF drives aren't much more expensive. I guess they were interested in doing the
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by aeyes 2y ago
Isn't this just drivers and a HAL? Microsoft built the OS in a way so that such ports would be possible so there should be some API documentation out there. The question is how complete it is because everybody just used the MS provided
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by aeyes 2y ago
Times have changed, with Starlink the cost is going to be a rounding error. Free high speed Wifi will probably be available on long haul flights within the next 3-5 years.
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by aeyes 2y ago
It's easier on fat skis which haven't been waxed in a long time. They aren't as fast so I rarely have to really put them on the edge on ice. I do a slide turn while keeping as much contact with the surface as I can. That&#x27
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by aeyes 2y ago
Is it really proprietary? We now have a lot of S3 compatible servers, MinIO for example requires this type of signature for requests.
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by aeyes 2y ago
The coastal mountain range reaches heights of 3000m, it's not as easy if you are in the valley in between these mountains and the Andes because you'll be surrounded by mountains. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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by aeyes 2y ago
Chile could have been even longer, during the war the Chilean army took Lima.
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by aeyes 2y ago
Something that wasn't mentioned here before is that Chile is quite close in terms of grammar. Other South American countries supposedly have deviated more. It's hard to understand some Chilean speakers but that's because they
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by aeyes 2y ago
The Concepción metro area is 1 million people, Valparaíso/Viña as well. Chileans love to point out that there isn't much outside of Santiago but it's not really true.
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by aeyes 2y ago
I'd say these drivers are in the lower 5%ile because what usually happens is that they now block two lanes or almost crash trying to go into the corner together. It was luck that the left lane was moving and that there was space. I don
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by aeyes 2y ago
Once these become more common I am sure they'll adapt the interior to be more similar to the subway (plastic seats, no carpet, hard plastic everywhere) instead of having luxury car seats.
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by aeyes 2y ago
The text specifically calls out that software and "services" are to be banned: https://www.congress.gov/bill/118th-congress/house-bill/2864... Since the software phones home it most likely won'

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