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by bestouff 5mo ago
3 years old is very, very young as a "no-phone barrier".
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by bestouff 5mo ago
(S)he said: "pulling my money from all of the US funds that I currently have". Edit: OK, no the same person.
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by bestouff 5mo ago
In short : > Successive governments have succeeded in making Britain less attractive to immigrants. Unfortunately, they may also have made the immigrants who arrive less attractive to Britons. As the number of migrant workers has collaps
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by bestouff 5mo ago
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by bestouff 5mo ago
https://pastebin.com/gyzQDstw Last lines: HTTPS-First Mode: Upgrading insecure speculative TCP connection “http://superspl.at/” to use “https”. HTTPS-First Mode: Upgrading insecure request “http:/&
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by bestouff 5mo ago
The problem of UB is not really that it may crash in some architecture. The real problem is that the compiler expects UB code to NOT happen, so if you write UB code anyway the compiler (and especially the optimizer) is allowed to translate
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by bestouff 5mo ago
This doesn't work at all for me (Linux desktop, tried with Firefox and Chrome). I only see "fullscreen-extended blurry thumbnails" of the splats.
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by bestouff 5mo ago
It's sarcasm (and I enjoyed it).
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by bestouff 5mo ago
1. Why are you saying that ? Looking at your LinkedIn I'd say you're in your 40s, so effectively younger, lucky you ! 2. Still, JS in the app window is not what I call native, but I won't fight over this
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by bestouff 5mo ago
Kids these days. Calling JS "native" makes my stomach ache, but apparently this is normal.
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by bestouff 5mo ago
It's Undefined Behavior. So you can instrument all you want, the answer will still be wrong. You'll capture what your particular compiler does under some particular conditions (opt flags, surrounding code, etc.) but that will not
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by bestouff 5mo ago
It does work here.
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by bestouff 5mo ago
I would say that in a single-user system LPE isn't even needed. The moment you run malicious code all bets are off. No need to compromise the system when all your data is under "enemy" control.
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by bestouff 5mo ago
Lots of privilege escalations these days. But are there that many multiuser Linux systems nowadays ? I'm under the impression the whole landscape is either servers or single-user desktops (and ofc Android phones).
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by bestouff 5mo ago
Does that mean that, by extension, becoming a manager makes you stupid ?
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by bestouff 6mo ago
Yeah well not everybody agrees : https://sites.lafayette.edu/engineers-in-bonn/2025/04/22/us-...
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by bestouff 6mo ago
Exactly. (I wonder why my comment has been deleted)
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by bestouff 6mo ago
That also didn't work well. The US is notoriously very poor in railroads.
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by bestouff 6mo ago
Same same
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by bestouff 6mo ago
Github, Coke and Heinz. Ewww we don't have the same taste.
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by bestouff 6mo ago
Warp is already an Alacritty fork with no acknowledgement. I feel they deserve no respect for this. see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47939527
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by bestouff 6mo ago
Heavily invested. The iX3 is made in China.
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by bestouff 6mo ago
I'm with you on this one. I think I still have that pcmcia card somewhere.
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by bestouff 6mo ago
Globally agreed excepted for the "harmless" bit. Hackers are good these days, and these apparently innocuous bugs can be exploited in creative ways
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by bestouff 6mo ago
This can't happen in EU. Thanks again.
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by bestouff 6mo ago
Maybe it wasn't trivial at all for both of you ...
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by bestouff 6mo ago
Running local AI requires unified memory.
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by bestouff 6mo ago
M1 and M2 run Linux but don't expect usable battery life, Thunderbolt output or a few other niceties.
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by bestouff 6mo ago
There's no public data about Mytho.
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by bestouff 6mo ago
I'm not even sure the Nazi regime was that much anti-science.

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