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Nul Characters in Strings in SQLite(sqlite.org)
50 points by basilikum 3mo ago|20 comments
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by basilikum 3mo ago
Is this really how a lot of people understand the term autism spectrum? Obviously there are manY people who do not know pretty much anything about autism, but is this really a common misunderstanding.
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by basilikum 3mo ago
Healthcare varies widely in Europe. It's not one country. But the "on private health care" part is they key. It's really not that different in lots of parts of Europe with the difference that people who do not have that
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by basilikum 3mo ago
Modern disks are not the same as PS2 and NES disks. The difference between owning something and not owning it is not whether it's on a dedicated physical medium. The PS2 disks are irrelevant to Sony's decision to discontinue disks
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by basilikum 3mo ago
This isn't about these systems. The context here is Sony announcing the end of physical disks for future games/consoles.
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by basilikum 3mo ago
This has nothing to do with physical vs "digital" (CDs are digital anyway), but with owning. CDs can have DRM and only work with keys from whitelisted systems that might even have to authenticate online or trigger a time bomb and
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by basilikum 3mo ago
If LLMs were humans I would find that human absolutely insufferable. It is very much about the language.
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by basilikum 3mo ago
> HSTS with preload enabled end up in a big list at Google to speed up the initial connection from browser to site. HSTS preload is not for speed. It's to protect against SSL stripping on first connection. Modern browsers already tr
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by basilikum 3mo ago
URL: https://basilikum.monster Open to email: yes
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Ask HN: What are your personal websites?
10 points by basilikum 3mo ago|13 comments
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by basilikum 3mo ago
It's SEO spam for their product.
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by basilikum 3mo ago
K4R311
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by basilikum 3mo ago
How long does it take to boot?
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CoMaps – FOSS Offline Maps(comaps.app)
795 points by basilikum 3mo ago|214 comments
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by basilikum 3mo ago
> At this point, just inject a thread into that GUI process and send the command Can you or someone else expand on that?
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by basilikum 3mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cave_of_the_Crystals
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by basilikum 3mo ago
You can steal neither of those. You can copy them and in some specific cases copying bits or letters or some other human creative work might be unethical, in a lot more cases it can be illegal, but it is not theft.
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Ask HN: What did you fail at and what did you learn from it?
10 points by basilikum 3mo ago|1 comments
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by basilikum 3mo ago
> Patents function only to limit the actions of what living beings can and cannot do. Like all other laws. I don't see how this is relevant. > It's a place where the farmer very specifically reproduced them, not just the con
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by basilikum 3mo ago
> you'd probably be a bit annoyed if others just stole the product For sure, no one is arguing for stealing fruits here. However while you can steal physical fruits, you cannot steal genes. > then why should it be available for e
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by basilikum 3mo ago
There are inanimate objects that are manually made out of raw materials by humans. It can make sense to grant the inventor of such a thing a time limited monopoly on its production by banning anyone else from manufacturing it for sale and d
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by basilikum 3mo ago
Fable -AI
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by basilikum 3mo ago
That's true for a lot of things. Skilled people make difficult things look easy.
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by basilikum 3mo ago
Airpods may not be "great from an audiophile perspective", but their sound is decent and they are actually well designed headphones. They are remarkably unremarkable. They have good (the new Pros even great) ANC. Their controls ar
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Tldr.fail – buggy servers break PQ KEX compatibility in TLS(tldr.fail)
1 points by basilikum 4mo ago|0 comments
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by basilikum 4mo ago
There a plenty of hosting providers who do not care about port scanning. And as long as you don't DOS or brute force credentials, why should anyone? It's the public internet. You're just sending traffic over a public network
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by basilikum 4mo ago
Why is there so much empty space under the yellow header?
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by basilikum 4mo ago
> You're explaining that while the ticket was a purchase, it had specific limitations and the vendor would follow a specific contract, with specific recourse for people in eligible cases. You bought a ticket that was advertised as a
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by basilikum 4mo ago
> let's not pretend we aren't taking a huge amount of existing power away from governments with large scale encryption. For sure we were. That was the whole idea of the cypherpunks. Now we are going towards the opposite. The ho
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by basilikum 4mo ago
It is ignorant to believe that democracy is a stable, self regulating equilibrium that maintains itself purely through elections. The people in power in a democracy do not not persecute their dissidents because they are better people or bec

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