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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
If zig supports + for floating point addition, then it is already fine with ‘+’ being non commutative. The rest of the argument can also be applied to functions. What does product(a, b) do?
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
It looks like your Norton 360 subscription has not been renewed. The contents of your disk are therefore encrypted. In order to obtain the decryption key, please submit your subscription payment within the next seven days. For your convenie
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AMD first out of the gates with Microsoft's security processor(theregister.com)
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
Hello world definitely can fail even in English. It's just that nobody checks to make sure the print operation succeeded.
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
When I was a kid I had a 286 with VGA. However the monitor I had was black and white (64 shades of gray). It required to run a special program to map colors to shades of gray correctly. But the photos looked fantastic - in black and white o
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
It’s easy with kids. “Now daddy needs to make an important phone call so do not disturb him and be quiet.”
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
I don't have a Framework, but I had this kind of problem with my Dell XP. Turns out there is a USB port that will drain the battery if anything is plugged in there - and this is even documented but not very visible in the docs. I had t
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
> Standby battery drain is the worst, easily 20-30% overnight, which I find unacceptable. I guess that’s the “modern standby” that is replacing s3 sleep these days.
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
If your contract is "all your work are belong to us", then it can have some funny legal consequences with each company claiming ownership of the entirety of your work. More important are trade secret issues. These are treated very
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
Yeah that looks like a big loophole that is ripe for abuse.
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
Long should be a 64 bit type on 64 bit machines, no?
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
Yeah it was risky. It is quite common for excessive security practices to actually decrease security and that particular example was not nearly the most egregious one in that company.
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
I used to work for a financial company that used such extensive blocking. One day I had to download a particular version of boost libraries (the C++ ones). Of course all official sites to download from were blocked. So I searched for the sp
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
In general A2P messages are subjected to harsh anti-spam filters. SMS spam filters work similar to email spam filters - i.e. they use various Bayesian rules to calculate spam score and classify the message as spam if that score is above thr
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
I always use x2x. It allows sharing of the keyboard and mouse between several machines.
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
Not just ethical concerns. If trade secrets are involved there is a possibility of criminal charges.
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
Right. Lawmakers should follow the regular insider trading rules. They should be considered insiders for all their trades.
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
To be fair hurricanes and tornadoes are not completely separate phenomena. Hurricanes are know to spawn tornadoes within them and these tornadoes can substantially add to the destruction.
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
But NAT can protect your internal addresses. If your ISP changes your IPv6 address/prefix, all devices in your network will change their addresses too. This is pain in the ass that can be alleviated by NAT.
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
> -10C weather Does it ever get this cold in Hong Kong?
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
It just means Microsoft trusts this technology.
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
Does it require a subscription? If it does, this would be much bigger issue for me than DRM ebooks.
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
That’s great. I’ve always wanted to become an admin.
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
I don’t understand this. Why would you replace butt with butt?
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
You can apply OOP principles to even the simplest problems. Search for “fizzbuzz enterprise edition” to get some ideas.
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
Always hilariously slow? That must have been before Ivy Bridge.
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
This is what happens when you do "data-driven" development. You need to improve the various metrics that telemetry gives you. I'm sure they have some "increase percentage of links opened using Edge" OKR.
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
Not sure about "best" practices, but Pycharm (a popular Python IDE) will warn about the wrong type in such cases.
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
3 years for SD card is very long. Mine requires SD card replacement after 3-4 months. I hate that storage medium.
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by benttoothpaste 5y ago
Actually if you like daylight "saving" time you need to shift to 8am-4pm.

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