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by anfilt 5y ago
Armed rebellion is not always needed to make changes. However just letting the state do what it wants without push back certainly is not going to change things.
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by anfilt 5y ago
Kinda similar boat here, I kinda hate electron for similar reasons it's just bloated as hell.
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by anfilt 5y ago
I think this article misses out on a couple things. First writing a cross platform App for desktops is a lot more work than especially the GUI aspect than a web app. A desktop app is just as capable of using the internet as a phone app. So
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by anfilt 5y ago
Such a shame the injuction does not allow end-users to sideload.
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by anfilt 5y ago
Not fast enough? Just look at a battery, and see how fast when you complete a circuit it begins to output current. Chemistry can be very fast.
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by anfilt 5y ago
Libaries have screwed this up as well numerous times. less so for proper archives. However lets take a wide example micro-film. Many libraries started storing periodicals on microfilm. Thing is for a lot of older local news papers and such
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by anfilt 5y ago
This is were a signature would come in handy, if you want the resource to be updated. Just keep track that it was signed by the same private key.
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by anfilt 5y ago
Honestly, just being a passenger is not the exact same thing as an astronaut. Although the timing of this definition seems a bit suspect.
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by anfilt 5y ago
MD5 even still has pre-image resistance. A practical preimage attack would indicate something even more serious was overlooked with a design of a hash function. A practical attack would mean you could reverse the value of what produced the
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by anfilt 5y ago
A bit off topic, but tar should only be used as temp repair to prevent further damage from water and moisture. For example its winter and you have asphalt shingle roof. Asphalt shingles are brittle when cold so attempting a proper repair co
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by anfilt 5y ago
Not really the debris is colliding with the car. Even a pebble hitting a wind shield can hit with quite a bit of force and is also a collision. Let alone larger debris on the road. Also both objects dont need to be moving for instance you c
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by anfilt 5y ago
Except, in most vehicles something like this would not result in 16k quote to repair so the insurance not covering it is not the end of the world. This I would say is more of design oversight on tesla’s part. At the very least there should
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by anfilt 5y ago
Similar thought, i find it funny people call this hacky. It looks like it was well done. Also most auto-shops own a set of taps for jobs just like this. Hacky too me would be using JBweld, while its a strong epoxy that would be getting into
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New privacy policy is completely unacceptable(github.com)
5 points by anfilt 5y ago|2 comments
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by anfilt 5y ago
Sigh how about no, can we some how make this kind of BS illegal.
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by anfilt 5y ago
This brings up something, I have wanted for a while. Something similar to about:config in FF, but is just enable/disable for every javascript API. An additional thing would the ability to make certain API always return a certain value,
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by anfilt 5y ago
How are the concerns any different than for a nuclear powered sub, carrier or other ship. The also could be attacked causing an issue with potential for various radioactive isotopes to leak. However, no controversy there.... I don't re
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by anfilt 5y ago
Yea and also having it as your initial content off puts a lot of viewers, and similar to people making and creating stuff. While it might boost you initial user-base its gonna make growth slow to a crawl long term unless you have some cleve
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by anfilt 5y ago
^This when I run into a site that whats my phone number I simple don't bother anymore.
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by anfilt 5y ago
Like that could be contributor, but also don't forget how many calories some refined and processed foods can have also while either being sweet or fatty/savory. Does sound like interesting hypothesis though.
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by anfilt 5y ago
Sugar, and Butter both things that turn brown quickly. You can see that butter is already partially browned when he starts. Also he is more mixing and soaking the tiny bit that caramelizes with contact with the hot pan by using water into t
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by anfilt 5y ago
Those don't look like caramelized onions to me, more like sauteed/fried.
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by anfilt 5y ago
Again hundreds of years, still a heck of lot better than plain iron. Although there is concrete that is older than that some well over 1000 years.
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by anfilt 5y ago
Can't change the alignment of the taskbar nor have other apps customize it WTF.
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by anfilt 5y ago
I was gonna say something similar, I saw some pre-stressed concrete for part of a bridge used stainless cables for tensioning. Although it's not cheap as plain steel cable and iron rebar. Although, stainless is not rust free, it's
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by anfilt 5y ago
Huh? I don't see how what I was saying was complaining? Sure things sometimes happen in cycles, I did not even mention that, but it is not necessarily a bad thing. VMs, and byte codes are a tool, and have their place. However, they do
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by anfilt 5y ago
Byte Code and VMs are are older than just 90's tech but okay. I still honestly prefer native code, but it does not work well for non-open source software unless the developer also compiles for other systems. Also windows is really the
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by anfilt 5y ago
If microsoft is working on it I bet they would want it to work on AMD CPUs as well.
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by anfilt 5y ago
There is the android NDK (Native Development Kit) it's mainly games or CPU intensive apps trying to get as much performance or software that was ported and whose code base was primarily a compiled language like C.
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by anfilt 5y ago
I was thinking the same not everyone is sadly still around to make sure their content does not go basically poof.

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