bhedgeoser

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by bhedgeoser 4y ago
But JS bad!!!
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by bhedgeoser 4y ago
Well that's what he said, and I'll believe him over an internet rando any day of the week.
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by bhedgeoser 4y ago
qualcomm ceo said that we can reduce transistor sizes by a factor of 1000 before we start seeing issues caused by quantum entanglement.
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by bhedgeoser 4y ago
Rust version: const fn factorial(n: u128) -> u128 { match n { 0 => 1, _ => n * factorial(n-1) } } fn main() { dbg!(factorial(20)); }
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by bhedgeoser 4y ago
If someone can spoof an ISO url, they can also spoof the page/file that contains the ISO hash.
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Aesthetics of Far Cry 2(youtube.com)
1 points by bhedgeoser 4y ago|0 comments
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by bhedgeoser 4y ago
Is mayonnaise a niche language.
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by bhedgeoser 4y ago
It's a cheap copy of journey.
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by bhedgeoser 4y ago
Explains why my 5'1 teacher was so fucking ferocious.
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by bhedgeoser 5y ago
Do they?
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by bhedgeoser 5y ago
> Then they coupled in "shutdown on low battery" and refuse to allow it to be disabled Would you rather have your computer crash when it runs out of battery, or shutdown gracefully at 2 percent battery.
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by bhedgeoser 5y ago
I think their dev team is too busy with the UE5 port.
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by bhedgeoser 5y ago
I use a stocktane and still buy stuff from time to time cos I know that money for the servers has to come from somewhere.
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by bhedgeoser 5y ago
She wasn't breathing.
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by bhedgeoser 5y ago
You need to write a plugin in rust. The builtin scripting language isn't that good.
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by bhedgeoser 5y ago
They are an overpriced solution to a problem that doesn't exist. I've had membrane keyboards that were better than any of the mechanical ones I've bought.
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by bhedgeoser 5y ago
Is it still unusably buggy? Not sarcasm, I'm just curious.
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by bhedgeoser 5y ago
I wonder why linux is still not stable. It appears to work pretty good, to the point that it's now the official app toolkit for ubuntu.
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by bhedgeoser 5y ago
It also stores passwords in plain text. I once got an email from them sayingthat their crawlers found my password somewhere online.
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by bhedgeoser 5y ago
It isn't recent
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by bhedgeoser 5y ago
* It should be the responsibility of "svgo" to make sure it's direct dependencies are alright.
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by bhedgeoser 5y ago
It's the responsibility of "svgo" to make sure it's direct dependencies are alright.
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by bhedgeoser 5y ago
It isn't an attack. He didn't do anything out of the range of his rights.
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by bhedgeoser 5y ago
Some big security hole is introduced in one of thousands of dependencies, npm gets the insecure version on next npm install while Go is stuck in the tested secure version. How difficult is that to see? I'm not the one to believe in con
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by bhedgeoser 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJmY37wR7bo