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by arboghast 5y ago
Lower than this. If I use the AOT compile option with .NET Core 3.1 I get a 40MB binary which goes down to 10MB with the trim option. Just like Go which embed it’s runtime, .NET Core binary compiled with AOT embed the CLR but, unlike Go, it
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by arboghast 5y ago
I did but I’m not a scientist and I don’t know how to interpret the full study either. I’m asking a legitimate question based on the abstract. I’m trying to understand something and I get downvoted instead. What happened to this community?
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by arboghast 5y ago
If we consider that most people are possibly deficient in Vitamin D, then it’s not surprising to see. That really doesn’t tell us anything. Or do I misunderstand? Also by curiosity, are there any conclusive evidences that supplementing Vita
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by arboghast 5y ago
CBD didn’t do anything for me, even at higher doses. Either most reported experiences are placebo, or I’m just not sensitive to it.
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by arboghast 5y ago
I doubt the quality of the studies. Also on my first hit “although this is not consistently replicated”. Google is one thing, reading and interpreting the papers is another. What matters to me is that I feel great, regardless.
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by arboghast 5y ago
Anecdotal, but since I moved to Canada I enjoyed the legality of cannabis (thank you SQDC) and started to dose THC oil before bed and it solved most of my sleep issues (used to have insomnia). Every morning I wake up relaxed, refreshed and
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by arboghast 5y ago
Windows Kernel Hacking https://www.udemy.com/course/windows-kernel-defense-and-atta... Unlike the reviews I actually thought it was good and insightful, coming from Linux and macOS. Same for this malware development co
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by arboghast 5y ago
One thing I particularly appreciate from Udemy compared to other platforms is that there are many great (and not so great) courses covering obscure topics that are not available in Coursera, Edx, etc.
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by arboghast 5y ago
Sugar alcohols are not artificial sweeteners. Some, like erythritol, are a byproduct of fermentation. They usually don't "count" as carbs because they are not fully digested. They act more like fibers.
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by arboghast 5y ago
Doesn’t surprise me considering their POS systems have regular users (employees) as local admins.
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by arboghast 5y ago
So when I moved to Montreal in 2016 I bought a 2 floors condo built before the new law was passed (2005 I believe). Above the second floor it had gravel roof I think, I’m not sure what it was but it was very hot in the summer (not so much o
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by arboghast 5y ago
It has been a requirement in Montreal for all new roofing for a few years now. Either green (vegetated) or light (with a solar reflection material). So most people have white elastomer roofs installed. Someone correct me if I’m wrong but I
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by arboghast 5y ago
Ah! I’m not the only one. That also was my first thought.
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by arboghast 6y ago
That article doesn’t say anything at all about Apple’s security.
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by arboghast 7y ago
From Toronto but live in Montreal. Rents in Montreal are going up but still no where near Toronto level. Cost of living is lower too on many levels. Of course it depends on the area but generally it's reasonable. You can live pretty co
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by arboghast 7y ago
... on Windows.
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by arboghast 7y ago
When I was at Canonical back in 2007-2008, we were mostly communicating using email and IRC. I had to adapt but ended up finding it very productive.
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by arboghast 7y ago
I bet they ship you a miniature at this price.
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by arboghast 7y ago
I did try with Plasma on both Kubuntu and Arch at 1.2 and in both cases some controls had very ugly and/or blurry fonts and some were fine. The inconsistencies were too annoying.
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by arboghast 7y ago
Yes, please share! How did you deal with the window title bars?
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by arboghast 7y ago
Nah it's too big on a 28" 4k, trust me I tried everything before going back to Windows, even using Gnome Shell (which I despise) and experimental fractional scaling (which barely works, freezes and scales back to 100% randomly)
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by arboghast 7y ago
This lol and the tiny title bars that can't be resized in XFCE unless editing the XFWM theme images (unlike Mutter where the title bar size can be changed in a file). Sorry but I don't have time for this anymore. I would have on m
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by arboghast 7y ago
So was I until I switch to a 4k monitor and realize that there's no real, stable, functional fractional scaling on Linux, even less so on XFCE, unfortunately.
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by arboghast 7y ago
Similar here, from Quebec but worked in Milan for a while. I got prepaid plans in Milan for the equivalent of $29 CAD for 80GB of mobile data. It reminded me of how fucked up the market is back home.
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by arboghast 7y ago
RequestMap does all of this, even more. Why reinventing the wheel? I really appreciate what CIRCL does for the infosec world with MISP but they should focus on fixing all the issues with MISP and AIL (especially AIL) and cleaning their code
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by arboghast 7y ago
I reverse malware from time to time for fun and for work and I can guarantee you that many adware are malware in disguise. They often have the same functionalities and persistence mechanisms. We're far from the AskToolbar that was show
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by arboghast 7y ago
Most things already mentioned in the comments here, plus: - Disabling Windows Script Host - Enabling 'Memory integrity' feature under Core Isolation. This however uses Hyper-V so it is enabled on my laptop but not on my workstatio
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by arboghast 7y ago
There's DBeaver Community