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by bspammer 3y ago
That could still be fairly easily detected by looking at the tree and blob ids.
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by bspammer 3y ago
My parents both work for the BBC and are pretty disheartened about this (though they're happy people finally care). It really feels like presenting the results of journalism as a drama, rather than a documentary, is orders of magnitude
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by bspammer 3y ago
I really enjoyed this too (linked in the article) https://gregoryszorc.com/blog/2023/10/30/my-user-experience-...
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by bspammer 3y ago
IngiGo are all Airbus and ATR: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IndiGo#Fleet Air India are about 60% Airbus: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_India_fleet Turkish Airlines are about 50/50: http
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by bspammer 3y ago
I believe the author means that he has sent zero spam in the that time, not received zero spam.
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by bspammer 3y ago
Expecting a random software developer to be aware of this is beyond unreasonable.
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by bspammer 3y ago
It matters because if specific hard-to-predict one-off events hadn’t happened (e.g the Brexit vote), the optimists might have come out looking much better.
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by bspammer 3y ago
This looks really cool, but they should make it clearer that you only get one submission per day, and they're not going to check that your answer is valid before submitting. I submitted this (wrong) answer 1. e3 Na6 2. Bxa6 Nf6 3. Bf1
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by bspammer 3y ago
The climate crisis has proven pretty thoroughly that companies will choose short term profit over humanity’s long term success every time. Public companies are literally forced to do so.
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by bspammer 3y ago
At some number of 0s, white collar crimes are more damaging to society than violent ones. $10 billion definitely meets that threshold, there has to be a deterrent.
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by bspammer 3y ago
You can also use this trick to diff encrypted files, if you have an automatic way of decrypting them
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by bspammer 3y ago
openssl x509 -noout -enddate -in apple-pay-gateway.apple.com.cer notAfter=Oct 16 11:03:06 2023 GMT It's been expired for almost 2 hours. Some light googling suggests Apple Pay represents about 5% of all worldwide transactions.
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by bspammer 3y ago
Do you think pretty much the entire web looks awful then? Because HTML rendering collapses whitespace by default. Your comment renders with only a single space after the period, despite the fact that you typed 2.
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by bspammer 3y ago
Asking someone to maintain an untyped codebase is like asking them to play a game without telling them any of the rules.
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by bspammer 3y ago
This is pretty damning: > As the violence in Mandalay worsens, the head of Deloitte in Myanmar gets an urgent call. Zaw Htay, the official spokesman of Myanmar’s president, needs help reaching Meta. The Deloitte executive works into the
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by bspammer 3y ago
I’ve always thought terraform was kind of a perfect name, making large-scale changes to thousands of resources with a single command really does feel like terraforming.
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by bspammer 3y ago
That would encourage a much more boring style of gameplay. If you can’t launch a surprise attack because the audience will give it away, the best strategy would be to slowly and incrementally build up a gold and experience advantage.
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by bspammer 3y ago
To hammer it home even more: https://www.esportsearnings.com/players 21 dota players at the top before you get a different game (Fortnite)
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by bspammer 3y ago
It's not just porn, it's actively malicious. The site tries to install a configuration profile (iOS) if you click through, presumably to install a root CA or something.
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by bspammer 3y ago
FWIW you can look at the network traffic in your browser devtools and verify that only the public key is being sent to them. You can even hit their API endpoint with the public key you want to add manually, I just tried it and it worked. Ei
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by bspammer 3y ago
You can do that in Google Meet. I just checked in an incognito window, the only thing I needed to enter to join a meeting was a name. I never really understood why people like Zoom's UX, I find it unintuitive and awkward.
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by bspammer 3y ago
I remember this - the companies house website actually wasn’t vulnerable to the attack. They removed it because someone else who downloaded and hosted the data might be.
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by bspammer 3y ago
The site says $1000 for me. Regional pricing perhaps?
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by bspammer 3y ago
The help section on the Uber website says 100% of tips go to the driver. I think your driver might have been trying to get a bigger tip. https://www.uber.com/gb/en/ride/how-it-works/tips/
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by bspammer 3y ago
I love/hate this page on your website demonstrating all the user-hostile things web developers can do: https://underpassapp.com/StopTheMadness/test.html It definitely makes a great sales pitch.
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by bspammer 3y ago
This looks wonderful, a similar breath of fresh air to using the requests library for the first time. Really impressed by the amount of documentation too. Is support for embedding and querying a corpus of custom text planned at all? 99% of
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Historians 200 years from now are going to curse our name.
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by bspammer 3y ago
The costs involved are so small it makes me a bit sad. Such an important and useful project is struggling over costs that are less than an average engineer’s salary? This is something that tens of thousands of engineers are getting huge val
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by bspammer 3y ago
> why should I put in the time and effort to learn an auxiliary tool to my job? Auxiliary? I can’t speak for everyone, but VCS has to be up there as the most important development tool on my machine. I’d sooner uninstall my IDE than git.
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by bspammer 3y ago
If they really just incremented from 0 they could have done a lot better. I bet the distribution of 6 digit passcodes in the population is far from uniform: * A ton of people just take their 4 digit PIN and append 00 or 01 * Passcodes that

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