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by anon4242 3y ago
This is ignoring the fact that most people commenting here already won big time in the lottery of life: the family you were born into. If you were born in a family in the wealthiest 10% of the world you have a lot of advantage over the pers
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by anon4242 3y ago
I think you miss the point. I believe the point is if you don't try then luck won't help you. Or in other words you can't win the lottery if you don't buy a ticket.
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by anon4242 3y ago
> This is a really magical feeling. Being connected to people who you like, where you just feel welcome and don't have the feeling to be on your guard all the time. This. Maybe a bit weird but often for me these connections has been
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by anon4242 3y ago
Or maybe, if they're all Spaniards, they are just saddened by their country's prominent position in this domain?
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by anon4242 3y ago
> a "machine that makes water out of air" Isn't that just your typical air-con unit?
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by anon4242 3y ago
Not a superstar but this fits me pretty well. I was hired by a pretty well-known cool company after having apparently "aced" their interview. It was just that their interview suited me well, it was both designing big stuff and sol
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by anon4242 3y ago
I'm not sure whether you are confused or intentionally trying to be confusing but that doesn't make sense in the context of the discussed issue. The signing key would of course be unique per ECU/keyfob that needs to sign st
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by anon4242 3y ago
It doesn't have to be that complex. Enough HW crypto support exists in smaller and smaller MCUs. A good enough PSK programmed at the factory would probably be enough and that's the only thing that needs to be unique, everything el
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by anon4242 3y ago
Not a theory. This is used in vehicles today, for instance authentication for tachograph downloading. The key is of course you are not authenticating all the time, in this case it's enough to do when starting the vehicle when the C
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by anon4242 4y ago
> The education isn't free. It's covered by taxes so you, and everyone else, pays for it for a long time. Hopefully it leads to higher income jobs which leads to more taxes paid by the (now) student in the future, leading to mo
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by anon4242 4y ago
Sweden is a pretty sparsely populated large country and there's quite a wide range of property prizes reflecting this. In denser areas the prizes are probably more akin to those in the Netherlands. Just took a quick look at hemnet.se a
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by anon4242 4y ago
I wonder if this is related to the large number of more and more desperate sounding emails I've been getting from a Docker sales rep. Are they bleeding and trying desperately to find additional revenue streams?
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by anon4242 4y ago
Actually in C++ you are allowed to strip const and modify the value as long as the original object (not necessarily object in an OO sense) isn't const [1]. [1] https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language&#x
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by anon4242 4y ago
I'm not a JS/Vue/React programmer but I would definitely expect function One to return <div>Count: 4</div> if props.count == 2 when One is called . For function Two I would be more suspicious and would not b
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by anon4242 4y ago
At least we know the malware wasn't produced in Switzerland, because if it were, it would've told us.
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by anon4242 5y ago
Yeah, if you allow yourself some Perl to help you with those parts that regexes can't handle...
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by anon4242 6y ago
Though, as a Swede, I would love to have Swiss-style democracy...
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by anon4242 6y ago
I love the fact that it uses character ranges instead of NULL terminated strings so there is finally a string to float library where we can use std::string_view without going via std::string. Sure, there is supposedly std::from_chars _but_
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by anon4242 6y ago
Here's a link in Swedish: https://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/a/70eXyK/forsvarsmaktens-... Under the first bullet in the screendump in the article it says: * Experience from personnel management positions
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by anon4242 6y ago
> I don't know the individual story, but for me it sounds like a line was crossed. I do recommend that you read (google her name and it should come up) it because it is very informative just how destructive these internet mobs can b
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by anon4242 6y ago
> [...] practical value you get from it is next to 0 compared to for example learning medicine, electronics, IT, math etc. Source missing. Seriously though, you sound very certain of your claim so let me at least offer a counterpoint, ho
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by anon4242 6y ago
Or, if you're not a native English speaker who moves to another country where English is not the main language then adding that language tend to have a lot of practical value.
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by anon4242 6y ago
> One of the biggest reason I love using Sign-In With Apple is so that I don't have to give my email to any one else. I have an infinite supply of email addresses so I can give a unique one to whoever asks and then kill it if it&#x2
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by anon4242 6y ago
> Pay software engineers on their payroll to help Spotify sell music on the iPod (oops; I mean iPhone)? Well, Microsoft did that, they developed the Spotify app for Windows Phone back in the day. > I am sincerely trying to understand
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by anon4242 6y ago
It doesn't if the breached CA is removed from your system.
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by anon4242 6y ago
Hehe, I have a son like that too, he'll be 13 this year and I'm happy to say there has been a small increase in intellectual curiosity in the last six months or so. OTOH I also have a daughter who'll soon be 10 and she has th
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by anon4242 6y ago
Weird indeed. This is my second reminder today that technology does not spread equally around the globe. The other was hearing my wife ask the IT-guy in her company if they had a fax number for a form from the Italian government. After havi
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by anon4242 6y ago
From the article: > Such manipulation of photos is typically invisible to the human eye, the researchers found.
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by anon4242 7y ago
> 2. Appeal to the customers by giving away free games every week This is actually bigger than just appeal. I now have almost as many games on Epic as on Steam. This means that I start the Epic Games Launcher almost every day to see if t
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by anon4242 7y ago
> All homes are horrible investments. I beg to differ. Were I to sell my home at current market price I would not only have lived for free for the last decade, I would've been paid to live in it.

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