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by arnarbi 10y ago
It's an aviation thing.
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Many of us here have English as a second or third language.
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In modern Icelandic they are called "kirsuber" (ciris berries).
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by arnarbi 10y ago
See "Mitigating the risk..." at https://security.googleblog.com/2017/02/announcing-first-sha...
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by arnarbi 10y ago
Newer seats have this sort of hard pocket at the top. With certain tablet cases it's perfect for hanging the tablet. http://www.futuretravelexperience.com/wp-content/uploads/201...
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by arnarbi 10y ago
See e.g. https://github.com/google/wycheproof Fuzzing tests can also uncover weird bugs and edge cases that can lead to vulnerabilities.
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by arnarbi 10y ago
> you wouldn't believe how strong the temptation to punt on those test vectors can be Tests on test vectors is the first thing I write, before I even start filling in the implementation of a primitive. I don't do this out of pr
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by arnarbi 10y ago
Katla has much more potential than Eyjafjallajökull. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katla_(volcano)
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by arnarbi 10y ago
It's not just about turning on red. Even where that's not allowed, when the light is green the right turning traffic is less impeded and more cars pass through in a cycle. Those turning left have to wait longer for gaps in the onc
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by arnarbi 10y ago
> It's almost like we've uncovered ways to automate our intelligence very much like we've been automating human and animal labor in the past couple centuries. Actually, a lot of mental work isn't based on intelligence
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by arnarbi 10y ago
It's the number of processes either running or waiting in the queue for CPU time. This is averaged over 5, 10, and 15 minutes. Load of 0 means idle (nothing to run), load of 1 means e.g. one process running and nothing in the queue. h
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by arnarbi 10y ago
Ah, thanks. Perhaps I misused the word "condescending" then. Maybe I meant "patronizing"? English isn't my strong hand. I didn't mean he wasn't being as nice as he should (I agree with you that turning off
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by arnarbi 10y ago
Get an electric one and use the cord instead of the rope.
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by arnarbi 10y ago
> You don't want smart, you want dumb and predictable https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMOASdSu9YU
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by arnarbi 10y ago
That's like saying you shouldn't lock your house because you might lose the key. w.r.t: > I also foresee potential issues with data corruption on keys, and multiple-keys getting out of sync (e.g. work vs home). and > Also, i
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by arnarbi 10y ago
Don't plug anything in your computer that you don't trust. And "trust" doesn't just mean "trust them to be non-malicious", but also "trust them to competently secure themselves against malware"
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by arnarbi 10y ago
Let me see if I understand your points: 1. You ensure your FB account isn't valuable, in order to decrease the bad effects of it being hijacked. 2. You argue that hardening against hijacking means eventually the stakes of hijacks get h
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by arnarbi 10y ago
> I think it's more, not Nerd, don't care what peers think and do what really matters, instead of what appears to matter. Hmm, no this shows the same kind of condescension (which I totally agree isn't intended) as in the a
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by arnarbi 10y ago
This. The article (which admittedly stopped reading about 40% in) falls in the trap of condescension because it assumes anyone who isn't a nerd is also not smart. > (FTA) Why don't smart kids make themselves popular? If they&#x
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by arnarbi 10y ago
"... with 32 bit keys." The whole thing is editorialized to make it sound like the problem is with JWTs. It's not, this is just plain old improper use of perfectly good crypto. Brute-forcing 32 bit HMAC keys isn't exactl
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by arnarbi 10y ago
Here's a draft: https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-jose-cfrg-curves-06
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by arnarbi 10y ago
Printf debugging is right there in the prelude: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/base-4.9.1.0/docs/Debug-...
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by arnarbi 10y ago
ö in Icelandic and Swedish is phonetically equivalent to ø in Danish and Norwegian. However the æ in Danish and Norwegian is like the OE one described in the article, between a and e, which is written ä in Swedish. Icelandic does not have t
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by arnarbi 10y ago
Yep. For scale: if you count for one minute, a knot every 30m or so on the string will give you your speed in nautical miles per hour (=knots)
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by arnarbi 10y ago
My favorite is "log", named after logbooks. Logbooks have maritime origins, where the ships speed is recorded. Even today, speedometer on ships are in many languages called "a log" since the original method consists of t
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by arnarbi 10y ago
Update the app? I can zoom in Instagram, both iOS and Android. Apparently since 18 weeks ago: https://www.instagram.com/p/BJxv5WthYas/?hl=en
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by arnarbi 10y ago
Is there a clearer more understandable word? Your definition of 'distribution' sounds like something much more specific (changes to binaries?) than mine.
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by arnarbi 10y ago
It's a distribution, bundling vim with a whole bunch of plugins and configuration that's supposed to work out of the box. Spacemacs is the same for Emacs.
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by arnarbi 10y ago
Spend some time on context. Reading papers in isolation maybe makes you appreciate the idea that it presents, but understanding how that idea came about and what alternative ideas it replaced or subsumed primes you for extending or applying
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by arnarbi 10y ago
We were talking about unzipping. If successful, the unzipped contents appear next to the archive.

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