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Yeah the main benefit of WASM is being able to open up more languages to in-browser execution. The fact that some of the languages can be a lot better than JavaScript for some purposes is icing on the cake...
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Gives them a few hours headstart over reverse engineering to get the details of the binary format, and most likely, if the application was password based, which KDF was used. Because even if it was indeed 256 bits encryption, a weak KDF was
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millau_Viaduct
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The Wayback machine got a snapshot from mid March 2018 at least : https://web.archive.org/web/20180315125217/https://sqlite.or...
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Tbh, taking the example of a country that didn't disappear, very few people in France would know who the first Frenchman in space was. Then he was not relentlessly hyped by a state propaganda apparatus. In the grand scheme of things, a
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Sounds like the DotCom era too. Tech is due for a market crash.
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Not in Scotland https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/693445/dont-know-why-myste...
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8y ago
There is glucose in the compound, as per the article.
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Even if they did want policemen of high personnal integrity, the lack of consequences for the bad ones (it's painfully obvious that a badge is a licence to kill consequence free at least once, as long as you're smart enough to do
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PR rep deliberately using newspeak to convey he's ordered to lie?
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In that specific experiment (no vacuum), the bowling ball will be faster...
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The shares are created. As the debt are not repaid it's as if the bond holder bought shares in a round of recapitalization instead.
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Look at the history of Greece land register ( https://www.reuters.com/article/eurozone-greece-cadastre/ins... ). Or their huge issues with tax fraud and benefits cheating (e.g. The Isle of the Blind https:/&#x
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Reproducibility crisis.
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We should really rename "proof-of-work" as proof-of-waste, as it is what it is, frankly...
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"We estimate that the contribution of reptiles and amphibians to the total animal biomass is negligible, as we discuss in the SI Appendix." It was pretty non intuitive, a lot easier to spot them than non domestic mammals.
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OpenERP is not Django based IIRC, but they basically thought the same thing and went at it with some good success.
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Basically the same thing in France.
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8y ago
And we don't have any offshore wind farms yet, but they are coming...
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Yeah but in this case it was really just a name change, the team that worked on Caml Light renaming it OCaml as they added more features, and stopping working on Caml Light shortly after.
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To address your point two : a crystalline Si PV panel has 25% efficiency, and the best white leds are about 45% efficiency. So the sunlight->panel->led->light conversion does waste ~90% of the sunlight. This is made less bad by not
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OCaml was really born as Caml Light, in the early 90s..., it's soon to be 30 years old.
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I remind testing Java Studio as a student back in 1997, I guess that's Spring Beans spiritual ancestor. A review with screenshots : https://www.javaworld.com/article/2076574/developer-tools-id...
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8y ago
Can't help but think a LGP-30 simulator would be the basis for a nice TIS-100 like game...
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QndP_PCRSw If UPS doesn't deploy something like that, a competitor will...
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Fuck their investors (which would have been saved the pain by giving some money to a real scientist during their due diligence), their customers were actually patients, just imagine the life altering decisions you can make or not based on w
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You could ask, but them not complying fall neatly in the legitimate need case...
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It is somewhat tracked, new bills fresh from an ATM have been used to help catch a serial killer in England. The banknote recovered was passed to the Bank of England, who were asked to trace where it was issued. Detectives learnt it had be
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https://www.mdi.lu tried to make compressed air two person urban cars (Air Pod) but with the main inventor and visionary now dead I don't know if there is much momentum left...
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If you needed another reason to disable remote password authentication, maybe this remote DoS will do it...
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