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by arpa 7y ago
I was under impression that academia in engineering fields use LaTex, which is more of a markup language, not features of a rich text editor?
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by arpa 7y ago
as was a Thai typewriter, Cyrillic typewriter, Arabic typewriter, hell, even Chinese and Japanese [0] typewriters [0] https://learning.knoji.com/short-history-of-the-japanese-typ...
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by arpa 7y ago
What fits all, fits none. Do one thing and do it well. Meaning: those who need it, need something else. Also, original point about typesetting stands, even in Thai case. Also i find it ironic that we care a lot about let's say caret mo
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by arpa 7y ago
Hey, SOMA is a game you would enjoy!
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by arpa 7y ago
To be honest, I can't help but think that we're overcomplicating things for ourselves. I mean: think about a typewriter, hell, even typesetting. And now let's consider modern text editing. It's crazy! And yet, the only t
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by arpa 7y ago
Have more faith in fellow man, brother!
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by arpa 7y ago
That seems far fetched in most saneish setups of PHP. The only risk, really, is the apps' own data. Which is also where microservices shine - chaining attacks like this is exponentially more difficult then. Unless, of course, your app
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by arpa 7y ago
Eh, as long as the database is intact, just nuke the container, rebuild base image and you're free.
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by arpa 7y ago
If i read the commit fixing the vulnerability correctly, you need to have env PATH_INFO set; SCRIPT_FILENAME is unaffected. I would expect other reverse proxies strip newline characters and such from the url, but YMMV. In the bug tracker so
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by arpa 7y ago
Luckily, php 7.1 has still left a month for security fixes. This is patched in 7.1.33.
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by arpa 7y ago
Could you go into more detail as to why? It actually is my preferred style of presentation. Hopefully you do not prefer yellow on blue, as it often gives me migraines, especially if there's lots of text.
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by arpa 7y ago
Also as someone with myopia - so much better to read text from a smartphone than from the back of the auditorium!
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by arpa 7y ago
From my own experience, unless you are really, REALLY into sports, glasses are infinitely much more better in almost every aspect. Sure, if you are young, you might be afraid you look like a nerd, but trust this old fart, after 25 or so it
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by arpa 7y ago
Namespaces were not created by google, but rather Al Viro back in 2002. Google developers had input, but it is a bold claim that it was "donated" to linux kernel. Cgroups were created by google devs, but later on developed by the
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by arpa 7y ago
There's also yoptascript: https://yopta.space
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by arpa 7y ago
Embrace, extend, extinguish? Gee, where did i hear that before?
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by arpa 7y ago
Why,I always wipe like that! Yup, all the way to the elbow as if I were looking for a flash drive that somehow managed to get up that far! Yessiree, and it's completely normal that i keep a small memento in a wrap of TP in my pocket af
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by arpa 7y ago
A million times yes. DoH is powergrab crap and needs to die.
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by arpa 7y ago
Possibly. There is growing body of evidence it might be.
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by arpa 7y ago
Really, complete bullshit, just like "vaccines cause autism" or "MSG causes chinese restaurant syndrome". Do we need more studies to again disprove what already has been disproven? Bad bullshit science exists and "w
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by arpa 7y ago
Live in a cave and consume copious amounts of fish (oil)! Die of something other than cancer.
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by arpa 7y ago
You are absolutely correct, my good sir/madam/gender-inspecific pronoun.
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by arpa 7y ago
This site has been online since ~1997, I think, so I think most of the oldtimers know it already. It follows the basic rule of "live by your words and be ready to do as you say". There are sub-rules, also, like "do not post i
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by arpa 7y ago
You conflated ionising and non-ionising radiation (flying/banana/chest x-ray vs. radio waves, wifi, light from lightbulbs). Just so you know. Your point still stands though, although i would say we're bathed in more intense r
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by arpa 7y ago
10 bucks for registration, heavily involved moderators handing out probations and permabans. I've seen it work.
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The oldschool pc font list(int10h.org)
7 points by arpa 7y ago|0 comments
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by arpa 7y ago
I think the last line is the major concern for the OP. It's fine and dandy if your browser _lets_ you use different DOH server with it's own self-signed cert. If you're locked down... well, it's game over.
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by arpa 7y ago
if the certificates are pinned, you're screwed. Even if they aren't, it's a matter of luck if your smart$thing accepts self-signed certificates for $thingsdomain.
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by arpa 7y ago
I opened this expecting an opinion piece on how microblogs artificially limited to 160 characters contribute to the ever diminishing signal to noise ratio in regards on the information quality on the internet and perhaps some reflection int
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by arpa 7y ago
The main drawback i see straight away is the vastly different failure modes: trucks' engine gives out, the truck stops. Not much potential for damage in most scenarios. Drones' engine gives, and you have tonnes falling out of the

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