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691.
by arccy 2y ago
self as in you don't have to interact with the creator of npflared, not self as in run in your basement
692.
by arccy 2y ago
"you" can copy out the password and still "log in" on the phishing site, leaking your password.
693.
by arccy 2y ago
you mean the IE of the 2020s?
694.
by arccy 2y ago
it's an "eastern" style emoticon https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_emoticons#Eastern though they're more common in the west nowadays (but not enough for your virtual keyboards to have them built
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by arccy 2y ago
the goal is legal residency, not illegal overstaying. the universities offer the path of: pay money, get a visa. by not teaching anything, the "students" are free to go work and earn back the outrageous tuition fees, or if they&#x
696.
by arccy 2y ago
is 32 sufficient? i would have expected more
697.
by arccy 2y ago
maybe sparse checkouts would be analogous to virtual repos?
698.
by arccy 2y ago
if you can't tell what it is but still read the whole thing... i think the problem is on you?
699.
by arccy 2y ago
perhaps it's applied to rust more often because rust evangelists are... louder.
700.
by arccy 2y ago
maybe you can only fit one really complex language in your head at a time while watching out for footguns
701.
by arccy 2y ago
github's registry (ghcr.io) is the other big free one
702.
by arccy 2y ago
diffs and merges can use textconv to operate on the decrypted file
703.
by arccy 2y ago
just go work on a monolith that's slow as molasses and no team wants to truly own and the modelling, abstractions, and perf algorithms will naturally take priority. also, i'd argue those are more computer science topics, software
704.
by arccy 2y ago
that understanding has obviously been that the people who wield the law are highly adversarial, so it is in their best interest to conceal as much as possible
705.
by arccy 2y ago
indeed, osm can't paint itself like a victim, it needs good end products to bring in contributors.
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by arccy 2y ago
"take", these people would never have produced any data if gmaps wasn't there...
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by arccy 2y ago
belief systems can take years to fully adopt, since they attempt to rewire your way of thinking about the world. it's easier for the ones that dangle clear rewards and punishments, though some might call them shallow. for the ones more
708.
by arccy 2y ago
that's fine for a bank now, because they more or less control have full control over the thing you're trusting them with (your money). password managers are keys to all sorts of third party systems, in a sense they're more li
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by arccy 2y ago
banks aren't particularly well known for tech security, they rely more on law to ensure nothing goes wrong...
710.
by arccy 2y ago
+1, have 2 implementations that each have an independent branch point? if you combine them you have a function with 2 bool parameters, and 4 possible states to test, 2 of which you might never need
711.
by arccy 2y ago
once you outgrow a single machine, unsecured network connections become an issue again
712.
by arccy 2y ago
how obnoxious can you be with constantly reposting these
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by arccy 2y ago
Terse was fine when you had 10 tools with 5 options each. Now we have so many more tools and each has grown a large number of flags. Nobody can remember them all so the docs need to say more. Plus the more niche flags need more explanations
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by arccy 2y ago
I think it's just rare for a lot of people to be handling raw video. Most people interact with highly efficient (lossy) codecs on the web.
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by arccy 2y ago
yes? that's why countries require human presence
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by arccy 2y ago
a lot of words and yet no real world issues identified
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by arccy 2y ago
as if DoS by exception is any better...
718.
by arccy 2y ago
you're literally the only person who's making a mountain out of a molehill coming up with ever more convoluted code to "prove" the change was a bad thing.
719.
by arccy 2y ago
so books are not accessible: kindles are better
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by arccy 2y ago
the network is never secure, that's why there's all this stuff going on about "zero trust"

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