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by akersten 3y ago
I did read the intro, it similarly fails to define what does "danger" or "impaired" mean from the perspective of a webserver and why it would matter as part of the protocol. There's just nothing here that makes me t
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by akersten 3y ago
This is a great example of a bad RFC: the description fails to motivate the necessity of establishing this concept of "rejected due to client impairment" let alone even define what "impairment" means in this context. Ins
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by akersten 3y ago
The <details> name attribute example doesn't actually use the name attribute? Am I missing something?
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by akersten 3y ago
Removing the functions wholesale isn't a backwards incompatible change?
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by akersten 3y ago
> - kicks.exe -- I still can't find what the actual title was. It was a game where balls bounce around an area and your job is to slice sections of the area closing off the balls, once you capture the balls in a small enough area, y
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by akersten 3y ago
Is there a reason ALTER TYPE name ADD VALUE new_enum_value wouldn't Just Work for the first example for 99% of use cases? Seems like the only drawback highlighted for native enums is that you have to lock the whole table if you complet
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by akersten 3y ago
First-Time AI Users - Eligibility. To use mathematics, you must: * Be at least 16 years old * Be in a physical and mental condition to safely perform computations * Pass the initial generative AI knowledge exam: "Unsupervised Learning
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by akersten 3y ago
I'm baffled by the general lack of absolute outrage around these recent bills requiring government issued ID to use the internet. Most of the comments here are discussing irrelevant nuances like "oh, well it seems to only appl
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by akersten 4y ago
EFI based outlook is simultaneously incredibly cursed and cool.
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by akersten 4y ago
> If there was a better way to do things companies would be doing it. One economist says to the other, "look, there's $20 on the ground!" The first replies, "nonsense, if there were, someone would have picked it up al
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by akersten 4y ago
I wonder if they should rename the concept to avoid confusion with the ubiquitous and existing anchor tag, <a>? :( I think it's confusing to introduce an HTML attribute named "anchor" that has nothing to do with HTML
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by akersten 4y ago
Part of the "hmm" factor for me on this one is that these "anchor" and "anchor-size" functions really just seem like cute names for a more generic "get position of element" and "get size of eleme
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by akersten 4y ago
Yeah, it's pretty laughable that the source they link to for those "possible definitions" right away says this: > AI is defined in many ways and often in broad terms. The variations stem in part from whether one sees it as
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by akersten 4y ago
We've got to figure out how to have more than one page of comments first. The technology's almost there.
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by akersten 4y ago
Hasty example on my part but point stands when scenario is replaced by "background virus" (i.e. detected by Remediator as an active threat, instead of being preemptively blocked when opening a file). Could be the PDF example still
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by akersten 4y ago
Eehh... This is more like "you drove through a red light but luckily no one T-boned you;" a cop will rightfully pull you over to let you know "nothing happened." I'd say the driver definitely should be alerted tha
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by akersten 4y ago
It's not just looks, there are real features missing from the new control panel activities too, and I don't look forward to the day the old ones are removed. For example, to disable a network adapter, you have to go into the Vista
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by akersten 4y ago
Somehow I missed the part of the "very easy to understand and straightforward GDPR" that prohibits this. I've been saying all along that this regulation is dangerously boundless, but I can't wait for someone to justify t
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by akersten 4y ago
"the first amendment doesn't say you can do this, so you can't" is such a deliberate misread of what the Constitution provides that I'm shocked this court could issue the ruling with a straight face. 1A is not presc
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by akersten 4y ago
> but in some cases, may have affected information such as name, contact and demographic information, date of birth, and That's all you need to steal someone's identity. Major reason why I never give any website my real birthd
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by akersten 4y ago
In general how do projects like this avoid running afoul of design dress trademarks for depicting all these different 3d models of consumer products? Is it that the mockups aren't quite high enough fidelity to infringe specific manufac
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by akersten 4y ago
That most of the business world lives and breathes Excel is a testament to OP's point. Companies can cram whatever garbage logic they like into a spreadsheet and no one has to call a developer Microsoft because their pivot table isn&#x
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by akersten 4y ago
> A credit entry will always increase the balance of a credit normal account and decrease the balance of a debit normal account. Put differently: Not sure if the author is reading comments here, but the diagram after this sentence shows
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by akersten 4y ago
Surely there is a better fix to a deserialization exploit than just making every new app implement `bool dontBeHackable { return true; }`?? Even just, I don't know, forcing all builds to silently include this property in the compiled o
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by akersten 4y ago
> It seems very sensible to say that emails that are from the prevailing legal authority should not be filtered Yeah maybe, but that's not what this bill is saying. A political campaign is in no way a legal authority, let alone prev
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by akersten 4y ago
It sounds intriguing, but where do you find the space to store all the recordings? A bunch of external drives? Feels like 8hr/day × 20 days/month of recording my multi-monitor setup would fill up my drive pretty fast.
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by akersten 4y ago
> They have a pretty tight control over video hosting, video monetisation and video discovery, making it impossible for an incumbent to enter into one of those markets You're kind of putting the cart before the horse here in asserti
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by akersten 4y ago
Yeah, I'm honestly shocked at how welcomed the concept of "the government is telling developers that they must make their product less secure and streamlined" is here... This will not bring the interoperability utopia many be
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by akersten 4y ago
Maybe, but there's a tall raised bezel around the port area so even those cables might not work if the port is close enough to the edge of the port cutout, since it'll intersect the chassis plastic. The lower DP port on this monit
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by akersten 4y ago
They're still doing the thing where if you want to wall mount it, you've got to punch a hole in your drywall for the cables to have enough room to exit straight out the back of the monitor. Or hope that some cheap 90-degree noname

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