bennettnate5

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by bennettnate5 4y ago
There are a few parts to it. First, Latter-Day Saints believe that one needs to be baptized in order to enter into heaven (based on the teachings of Jesus Christ recorded in John 3:16). For this to come about for those who never had the opp
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by bennettnate5 4y ago
It's little coincidence that the last of these facilities is housed in Utah. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints contributes a significant amount to family history work, which includes reading and deciphering old records wr
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by bennettnate5 4y ago
A town of 9000 still has a labor and delivery unit? Where I grew up (rural Canada, near municipalities roughly the same size as this) the only hospital that delivered was in the nearby city that had a population of 100k. Depending on where
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by bennettnate5 4y ago
> The implication is that FOSS developers have no control over their users. Sure, you COULD fork your favorite tool's repository and spend many hours trying to figure out how to make it do 'what you want instead of what the dev
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by bennettnate5 4y ago
“This important legislation will, for the first time ever, codify open source software as public infrastructure,” said Trey Herr Does this mean I can get paid hundreds of millions of dollars to ship upgrades to open source code several year
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by bennettnate5 4y ago
That's an awfully optimistic read of the actual statement released by the US copyright office. The release made it pretty clear that AI generated content cannot be copyrighted, period. If you have content that has partially used AI g
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by bennettnate5 4y ago
What else could have caused that magnitude of propeller damage to the drone? From what I could see, it was bent out of shape pretty badly immediately after that second pass.
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by bennettnate5 4y ago
Rust also supports (forward-jumping) GOTOs with blocks! 'asdf: { do_tasks(); if condition { break 'asdf } do_more_tasks(); // ... } tasks_after_jump();
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by bennettnate5 4y ago
Yes, you have that right. By mapping memory to the page at index zero (the page a 'null' pointer would point to), an attacker can leverage a null dereference to achieve much more interesting/dangerous outcomes than just a cra
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by bennettnate5 4y ago
Maybe Andrew Garfield?
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by bennettnate5 4y ago
EAtrophy
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by bennettnate5 5y ago
I've been using a de-googled phone for about a year now (CalyxOS, uses MicroG) and I have yet to run into an app that behaves differently than when I used the stock OS for my Pixel. I've even tried downloading Google's apps a
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by bennettnate5 5y ago
The only major difference between WPA2 and WPA3 (from what I've read, at least) is that it essentially negotiates unique keys for each device that connects to the access point. This adds a layer of security between devices that are alr
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by bennettnate5 5y ago
It definitely helps--the vast majority of snooping comes from Google Play Services, so options like GrapheneOS + microG or CalyxOS resolve that issue quite nicely. They also have app-specific firewall abilities, so you can disable backgroun
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by bennettnate5 5y ago
Definitely on this boat. CalyxOS feels like it strikes a good balance between security/privacy and practical usability--the locked bootloader and app-specific firewall options are a huge plus, while MicroG ensures that I can still use
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by bennettnate5 6y ago
I'm super impressed that you've kept all the infrastructure in-house; I'll definitely be trying this out as my default search for the next few weeks. One thing I noticed was that searches often return pages in foreign languag
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by bennettnate5 6y ago
I think there's still pretty good worth in this protocol. DNS is one of the key areas where we voluntarily give away information on every single website we're connecting to to a third party. This protocol certainly helps that--as
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by bennettnate5 6y ago
I like it! The fade-in and up on the paragraphs is a nice touch, and it has a minimalistic feel that makes me want to read each section.