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by c3833174 9y ago
Browsers alredy have massive codebases, I can't really imagine securing every non-security critical DoS vector
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by c3833174 9y ago
Decompress it in chunks and stop when a preset limit is reached.
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by c3833174 9y ago
Not really, you just don't put enough effort in trying to repair them.
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by c3833174 9y ago
The article is about latency, and websites relying dozens of sequential requests caused by scripts are certainly the most affected by latency.
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by c3833174 9y ago
Works for me on Firefox
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by c3833174 9y ago
I'd say I learned more by playing around with Slackware, but Gentoo provides all those nice tools to mantain a consistent system.
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by c3833174 9y ago
Reminds me of using loadlin to boostrap linux from DOS because the internal CDROM didn't support boot and I didn't have the external floppy drive, and since DOS would be overwritten it would have required removing the HDD if the i
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by c3833174 9y ago
Mediterranean countries also get less harsh winters, especially in the last years people have preferred installing cheap stoves rather than doing all the work required to properly insulate buildings from the 60s (roof, external insulating c
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by c3833174 9y ago
But Agilent had Win98-based oscilloscopes more then 15 years ago.
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by c3833174 9y ago
IIRC it's needed on x86 but not on x86_64
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by c3833174 9y ago
I use https://github.com/NicolaeNMV/BehindTheOverlay to remove the more evil ones
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by c3833174 9y ago
Why not just use dot matrix printers? Can be had for free from business throwing them out, ribbons are readily available, plus they can be used as generic printers (limited graphics capability, but supported both on windows and CUPS) or by
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by c3833174 9y ago
Firefox too
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by c3833174 9y ago
Partly because of the government building hydro plants in suitable places even if there's little to no demand.
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by c3833174 9y ago
Drop the prefix keyword and then we might start talking about "smart". Oh, and it must work locally instead of sending everything to the cloud.
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by c3833174 9y ago
>Ubuntu has more recent packages since Debian is very conservative by design Not really, it depends on Debian's freeze date
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by c3833174 9y ago
Aren't the developers tools part of webkit and available in any related browser?
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by c3833174 9y ago
Sure probability of errors increases, but RAM reliability seems to have improved
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by c3833174 10y ago
1. I'd expect any decent logging system to actually attempt transferring a file before marking an IP 2. BTDigg is/was the most known one, dozens of other followed.
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by c3833174 10y ago
You haven't taken into account the resources required to do so. 1) Open ports, alredy rules out a large part of those millions 2) Willingness to sacrifice bandwidth for something that will still take a long time to populate a large eno
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by c3833174 10y ago
Works on every free host, uses few resources, no javascript, visible to everyone, nice addition to every personal website.
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by c3833174 10y ago
Yes, the Japanese CNC machine manufacturers Apple uses have entire factories dedicated to Apple-bound products. Source: http://atomicdelights.com/blog/why-your-next-iphone-wont-be-...
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by c3833174 10y ago
Don't know why LG does that when Miele only has a dedicated compartment containing the bare motherboard + service manual in plastic bag
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by c3833174 10y ago
I'd say anything on twitter is a bloated mess.
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by c3833174 10y ago
Wrong, you should just ignore those people that always seem in an hurry and will honk at anything.
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by c3833174 10y ago
The voltage is related to display size, a 17" monitor might run on 27kv while a 32" might run on 34kv, but at higher voltages more X-rays are emitted so most TVs have safety mechanisms to limit voltage. As for the safety I'd
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by c3833174 10y ago
It would be nice if 52 wasn't included since it's the next ESR
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by c3833174 10y ago
>Driver side is more convenient for filling at self-service station But it isn't, you have the curb and pumps that prevent you from fully opening the door. >the mess & stink away from the driver Not really
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by c3833174 10y ago
>One day that was particularly bad, I noticed that when I booted, Windows would immediately attempt to copy to RAM a gigantic binary file that was the sound files of a game I played a lot recently, this caused trashing due to reading the
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by c3833174 10y ago
>torrents Good, if something stronger and better comes out it'll still be a win.

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