bmm6o

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by bmm6o 5y ago
Something like mitmproxy can be easier, but the Wireshark approach has the advantage of not changing the wire traffic. That is, some problems could go away when you introduce a proxy.
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by bmm6o 5y ago
I can't tell if you know this or not, but TFA is not about MitM. Wireshark isn't acting as a proxy, it's using keys saved by the client application to decrypt the traffic after the fact.
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by bmm6o 5y ago
I think 429 is the preferred status code for this. Of course you can use whatever you want, but 503 can presumably come up in other scenarios and it's nice to have something unambiguous.
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by bmm6o 5y ago
> Maybe wars are different than protests You think?
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by bmm6o 5y ago
I haven't played hard mode, but i imagine part of an optimal strategy is trying not to paint yourself into a corner like that. Just the other day, i had SHA_E and knew there were more possible solutions than i had turns left. I guessed
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by bmm6o 5y ago
Sometimes it's what you need to do. If you know _IGHT, guessing the solution is not the best strategy since you get so little information each turn. You're much better off with FILMS or BLOWN, even if you know they can't be t
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by bmm6o 5y ago
I've been told that wine making in Temecula (inland SoCal) didn't really take off at first because they were growing varietals typical to France, and the results weren't too good. They eventually switched to varietals more ty
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by bmm6o 5y ago
I think the + and × are backwards from the way that would be helpful. But if you think it would work, try writing it out in detail.
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by bmm6o 5y ago
I don't see the harm in someone spending a few hours nerding out on a strategy for a solitaire game. It's an interesting read for some, and shouldn't diminish your enjoyment.
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by bmm6o 5y ago
Isn't Punic a proper noun? Those are excluded from most word games.
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by bmm6o 5y ago
If that means 0 kb in terms of sectors allocated, I would believe it. But the name has to be stored somewhere, right? It's just that the dialog doesn't account for that (and the acl, I'd guess). Or am i missing that this is a
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by bmm6o 5y ago
No need to go that far. If you allow an untrusted process to write to your memory, you've already lost. One thing I haven't seen called out yet is that there is security associated with this API call - ordinary users can only call
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by bmm6o 5y ago
I think the observation here is that not all "engagement" is equal. I really dislike Duo Lingo's pedagogy... For some reason they are opposed to actually telling you anything - grammar rules, definitions, etc - and leave you
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by bmm6o 5y ago
Are you sure they won't be prosecuted? The point of requiring bail is to make sure they show up for court appearances, isn't it?
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by bmm6o 5y ago
The template parameter is related to attributes, not contents. AV would still have to scan the data that is written to the file. -- [in, optional] hTemplateFile A valid handle to a template file with the GENERIC_READ access right. The templ
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by bmm6o 5y ago
There's an http endpoint so it's easy to use from a browser, but of course it's usable from any process that can post to the endpoint.
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by bmm6o 5y ago
> But in C# for example, if the system was not designed with dependency injection and everything being an interface it's very hard to build a test harness since you can't mock anything. Which means everything has to be tested
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by bmm6o 5y ago
Isn't Tether just being held to their own claims? They only need to be 100% backed because they say they are 100% backed.
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by bmm6o 5y ago
Cold starts aren't just going from 0 to 1, you hit it anytime you scale. Putting everything in a single lambda likely means more scaling up.
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by bmm6o 5y ago
It's a good book on game theory, but i don't recall it being much of a biography.
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by bmm6o 5y ago
And it's not even that! It's about the same rules for all auto manufacturers.
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by bmm6o 5y ago
It's made clearer in the PR: "detecting any difference [from uniform] would require about 2^128 samples, which is prohibitive"
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by bmm6o 5y ago
> Even more infuriating (for me) is basketball The fact that a foul stops the clock isn't really the problem. The problem is the cost/benefit in that scenario favors stopping play with the intentional foul. Remember that the
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by bmm6o 5y ago
Because there isn't a left/ right distinction with socks.
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by bmm6o 5y ago
The point is that the endpoint can be anything, it doesn't need to have anything to do with images. But because of the context of the request, it's no cors.
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by bmm6o 5y ago
Sure, they will be different in scale. But can't you keep them synched in all the ways that matter for TFA? Like your clusters will be different sizes but will have the same resource definitions, etc.
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by bmm6o 5y ago
There's no reputable source. It's widely stated without more evidence than pictures of lumber yards by the QAnon-adjacent.
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by bmm6o 5y ago
If collisions can happen they will happen with probability 1, since there is infinite opportunity. There's also the issue of there not existing a uniform distribution on the integers, so it's hard to get the chances of collision l
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by bmm6o 5y ago
I don't see an issue if you want the communication to not be instantaneous. The only requirements i see are that it has to be faster than the guests, so that everyone's room is empty when they get there.
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by bmm6o 5y ago
That's the paradox! There are no empty rooms, and yet the hotel can accommodate arriving guests. Whether the hotel is full depends on your definition of "full". This is quite different from the finite hotel case.

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