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by anfilt 8y ago
That's crazy... Seeing how many comments a video sometimes can get. I don't see how someone could go through all their comments for some videos, and it also means they would have to keep track of this for every video posted...
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by anfilt 8y ago
I am the opposite, If I see a targeted ad, I just leave the site. Moreover, if I see any ad of any product. I put that product/service on my I want to avoid this product if possible list. I do not like propaganda and that is what ads a
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by anfilt 8y ago
This honestly depends on what undefined behavior we are talking about. Sometimes it will be guaranteed to behave a certain way on a compiler. A few will also be the same across compilers if your compiling for the same architecture. However,
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by anfilt 8y ago
That's crazy... Seeing how many comments a video sometimes can get. I don't see how someone could go through all their comments for some videos, and it also means they would have to keep track of this for every video posted...
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Bypass HSTS Errors (about RFC Section 12.1, No User Recourse)(bugzilla.mozilla.org)
2 points by anfilt 8y ago|0 comments
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by anfilt 8y ago
The concern is those foundations though since google obviously has influence when it comes to it.
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by anfilt 8y ago
However, people who would create a forum for a topic were often more dedicated. Same for those that seek out such a forum. You also got a lot of different quality of content from dedicated forums. At least for technical ones from my experie
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by anfilt 8y ago
People used to host forums dedicated too a topic. Forums are still a thing... Reddit, is just a forum of forums... Why do we need centralized forums anyways?
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by anfilt 8y ago
Sounds like the guy is an ass. I would not be surprised if he mislead the developer and when “cooperating” with cftc made it sound like he knew that software broke the law.
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by anfilt 8y ago
hence why I said does “anyone”.
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by anfilt 8y ago
Sounds good to me. Although, that does not do much about small hot spots/loops.
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by anfilt 8y ago
Does anyone have way to a prove software is bug free? Familiar with the halting problem? I think that is the crux of the argument here. Testing does not solve the problem. Like the possible states that hardware and software have can be enor
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by anfilt 8y ago
Main point everyone is unsophisticated to just rely on tests (read for justification) Perhaps not ban, but I would say testing can only tell you so much. It applies to pretty much to any digital system short of exhausting every possible s
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by anfilt 8y ago
I would agree, it's the same as claiming testing will find all bugs in software. Some of these devices also have a lot of software. While deep analysis make it harder to hide things. Analysis does not forgo the possibility for exploits
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by anfilt 8y ago
So does gentoo, but if you look at there docs if want some things you may need to patch it.
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by anfilt 8y ago
It was code that even let one make simple files to start up one shot process or daemons. If a long running daemon died it would restart it. Plus it handled the getting the status of orphaned processes, and few other things. Really the bigge
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by anfilt 8y ago
Systemd just makes things worse. I remeber seeing someone post one of the simplest init process one could write. It was only about 100 lines of C.
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by anfilt 8y ago
Also the discussion on it here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18979596
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by anfilt 8y ago
Although, the same applies to packages and libraries. So I would called related, but not entirely on topic.
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by anfilt 8y ago
Agreed which is why it's an interesting choice.
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by anfilt 8y ago
Never said it was. I just was saying it's quite different from ICANN policy and plus there are old defunct country code domains which still have domain records even though you can't make new domains records. It just breaks things
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by anfilt 8y ago
I do find just pulling dependencies blindly from the internet concerning.
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by anfilt 8y ago
Pretty petty if you ask me. ICANN generally lets things be grandfathered in. However, it is a country code domain so they can administer it how they want.
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by anfilt 8y ago
I am not a fan of DNS over HTTPs for similar reasons too.
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by anfilt 8y ago
But what could have that "savior" done if they lived?
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by anfilt 8y ago
Same, why did oracle have to buy sun =(.
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by anfilt 8y ago
How is HTTP/2 a benefit for a file store? The design of HTTP/2 helps websites more. It supports push since webpages include resources that a server knows a client is going to need anyways. This avoids request latency for websites.
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by anfilt 8y ago
So I also find the bill, and I found the text of the bill kinda of amendment concerning. It explicitly allows tracking. Text below. "As used in this subsection “digital registration plate” means an electronic display that is mounted
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Digital license plates are now allowed in Michigan (read comment)(theverge.com)
2 points by anfilt 8y ago|1 comments
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by anfilt 8y ago
I think the article is talking about streaming a game like a movies from netflix. Instead buying and downloading the game you can just play the games while you have a subscription. Just more rent seeking software as service bullshit if you

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