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anilakar
2y ago
Uhh, Charlie as the eavesdropper instead of Eve. Please do not reinvent industry standard terms.
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anilakar
2y ago
The whole ContentID system is irreversibly broken as long as people are allowed to submit content for registration over the internet and not in person under penalty of perjury. A ton of fake artists take widely used commercial sample packs
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2y ago
Wikipedia is a wiki, but only one specific wiki is Wikipedia
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2y ago
Back in the day it was probably easy to move goalposts as techniques advanced. Do remember that Duke 3D's Build engine did not draw a true 3D environment by today's standards, and Novalogic's Voxel Space did not use voxels bu
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anilakar
2y ago
To be fair, when I look at my private leaderboards the only seriously committed individuals seem to be either 10x devs or unemployed.
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2y ago
The largest challenge is in having enough energy after work to sit down and start coding again.
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anilakar
2y ago
> Discord will sometimes just kick you to a loading screen if it thinks your internet isn’t working. If it doesn’t do that, it works pretty okay. On Android, falling back to EDGE/EGPRS makes Discord just not work at all. I get it -
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anilakar
2y ago
Reverse tunnel SSH was used for remote management. Once we replaced it with MQTT, we realized we could use it for IPC, too. I was not too clear about this in the post above. Before MQTT we used whatever we had at hand; the touchscreen front
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anilakar
2y ago
Memes are fun. Crossover memes doubly so. There's no need to overanalyze.
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2y ago
In addition to cloud connectivity, we've been using MQTT for IPC in our Linux IIoT gateways and touchscreen terminals and honestly it's been one of the better architectural decisions we've made. Implementing new components fo
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2y ago
Not forcing but aggressively pushing it. At one point in time the offline installers were quite well hidden; nowadays they can be easily found under the "install with GOG Galaxy" button.
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2y ago
Some modders only release their content on Steam Workshop and you cannot access it without a license for the base game. Arma 3 server admins have to download mods on their gaming computer and then manually move those files over to the serve
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2y ago
I only had to read the title and immediately knew what the article was about: that breakbeat soundtrack you could hear in countless original Playstation games.
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2y ago
Packets are a TCP concept. IP sends datagrams :)
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anilakar
2y ago
Great. Now I need to pay for a huge pile of toilet paper to prove compliance.
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anilakar
2y ago
For the rest, being stuck with real-world problems instead of self-inflicted ones is preferable :-)
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anilakar
2y ago
Exactly. You don't allow people to carry knives in public because it does more harm than good.
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anilakar
2y ago
You only need to AM demodulate it and you basically have a classic radar warning receiver for the internet age :-)
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2y ago
> The problem with Microsoft was everything went through Windows. The entire company was designed to promote Windows. ...and nowadays Windows is designed to promote their cloud subscription services while local features get axed. If Goog
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anilakar
2y ago
This an ad blog post by a compliance company. Somewhat surprisingly it does not spread typical techbro anti-EU FUD, though.
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2y ago
Please, never ever again add such features to standards as a joke. Some backend folks have started to return it as an indetermiante error code, which in turn means that all client-side libraries will have to handle it at some level.
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anilakar
2y ago
Back in the day we tried to sync KeePass vaults at work and ended up with a conflict about once a week, which is way too often. Not sure if other password managers have solved this.
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2y ago
As far as I know you can CA sign host keys the same way you can sign users' public keys. As always, the main issue is that certificate chaining is not possible in SSH PK"I", so you need to have absolute trust in the machine t
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anilakar
2y ago
Every now and then a new SSH key management solution emerges and every time it is yet another connection-terminating proxy and not a real PKI solution.
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anilakar
2y ago
Mobile network standards are full of acronyms. I love it. In case you did not know, the letter Q in PHICH stands for "request".
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2y ago
You're one of today's lucky ten thousand: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcmaNJfRQf0
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2y ago
Don't forget the banana!
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2y ago
Sadly my biggest crime is running Firefox with default privacy settings and uBlock Origin installed. No VPNs or IPv6 tunnels, no Tor traffic whatsoever, no Google search history poisoning plugins. If only there was a law that allowed one to
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anilakar
2y ago
Heck, I cannot even pass ReCAPTCHA nowadays. No amount of clicking buses, bicycles, motorcycles, traffic lights, stairs, crosswalks, bridges and fire hydrants will suffice. The audio transcript feature is the only way to get past a prompt.
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2y ago
...and there is a good number of people who see this as a feature, not a bug.
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