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by cafeinux 3y ago
It seems to be an egg, which is a single cell. Also the first thing it does is divide.
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by cafeinux 3y ago
I read the article (and skimmed some parts, as I'm not interested in the technical details of how the signals were decoded). As I understood the conversation thread we're in, we were talking in the context of someone simply bootin
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by cafeinux 3y ago
The point made earlier was that if you boot Windows, it automatically decrypts the disk, but if you boot from another disk, it doesn't. I don't know much in this, except that I think I know that the TPM has an "owner" an
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by cafeinux 3y ago
No, and no. I just mentioned that Musk didn't found Tesla, not more than Tim Cook founded Apple. The rest of my comment wasn't a deduction from this, although I admit I could have phrased it more explicitly. My argument is that, a
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by cafeinux 3y ago
You're that noisy colleague that I hate!
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by cafeinux 3y ago
I was scubadiving when I was young, and so trained myself to hold my breath for long periods of time underwater (multiple minutes). In parallel, I was taking improv classes and had a lot of breathing exercises to focus and relax. As a resul
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by cafeinux 3y ago
Doesn't this method imply booting from an external disk, thus not decrypting the HDD, thus not being able to modify what needs to be modified in order to bypass the login screen?
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by cafeinux 3y ago
"Traditional" is just another way to say "what was once the norm", so your comment is a bit pleonastic. Is relying on the platform no longer considered amateur? If yes, call me old fashioned, because I've never like
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by cafeinux 3y ago
This idea could be useful to prove, for example, illegal use of a OSS-licensed library in a closed-source software. Also, I can understand Apple's mindset on this matter: you'd be rather disgusted if someone took the code you wrot
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by cafeinux 3y ago
Tesla wasn't founded by Musk (he acquired it in 2004), and regarding how he likes to put X's everywhere, this rebranding feels like an ego trip more than a conscious marketing decision. Now to be honest, after having completely de
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by cafeinux 3y ago
Some people just :q! the world. Try to be of the ones that :we it. Bran definitely did.
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by cafeinux 3y ago
Any security researcher wanting to analyze the data (or Troy Hunt wanting to add it to haveibeenpwnd.com) will imply someone rewarding the seller, that's inevitable. The sooner, the less the seller can make on this data.
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by cafeinux 3y ago
Sign-up popups are annoying, but not inherently unethical. Nobody's on the street because one dev tried to convert people.
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by cafeinux 3y ago
Click a button, receive a permission request, refuse it. Congratulations, you know have a good clue as to what this site's purpose is, without giving it access to your device.
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by cafeinux 3y ago
They said: When many words said, no listen more, so say "attention span overflow" instead of yawn.
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by cafeinux 3y ago
This comment is absurd but I would like to order that please.
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by cafeinux 3y ago
I definitely have read this reference, but I can't for the life of me remember where it came from or what was the actual bug report.
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by cafeinux 3y ago
I like messing with phone scammers and telemarketers. I always try new scenarios. Once I answered and shouted on the phone "Listen here, if I get only one more call from you, I will find you, I will kill you, I will behead you and I wi
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by cafeinux 3y ago
I lost at rule 35 (out of 36) because I overfed Paul. Some tips I gathered: 9. Use XXXV, as the chemical symbols contained in (V,VII) add up 152, which is already very close to 200 for rule 18; 10. Refresh the captcha so that it only includ
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by cafeinux 3y ago
I find the author's intent and meaning to be rather straightforward to understand: he's a Unix sysadmin, so I think it's understandable that he's speaking about programs executed on a Unix-like system that a sysadmin is
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by cafeinux 4y ago
Prompt : Bible and couscous Idea : > Create a Bible-based meal kit delivery service that combines the wisdom of the Bible with the deliciousness of couscous. The service will provide customers with weekly meal plans inspired by Biblical
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by cafeinux 4y ago
The richer would be the ones that do things on their livefeed that attract people. Do you want politicians orgies? Because that's how you get politicians orgies. The poorer politicians would be the perfectly honest and completely borin
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by cafeinux 4y ago
As n grows larger, the number of edges approximates n²/2. I may be pedantic but I feel that the difference between something and it's half is non-negligible.
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by cafeinux 4y ago
Maybe a more appropriate term would have been "pedantic" instead of strict, to avoid the miscommunication? I think I understand what you mean. I am nor racist nor transphobic nor <insert-minority>-phobic (at least I hope so)
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by cafeinux 4y ago
The first result of a "simply static wordpress" search seems to correspond to what you're asking for : https://wordpress.org/plugins/simply-static/
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by cafeinux 4y ago
By your logic, every CLI program is a GUI program. That may be technically not wrong, but it doesn't really mean it's true, according to what people usually mean when they talk about GUIs.
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by cafeinux 4y ago
Despite the fact that they've got a point, in my opinion (which I won't try to impose onto others, be reassured), I don't how it could considered harassing. He wrote one comment, that's all. Also, that comment didn'
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by cafeinux 4y ago
That sounds like bad UX.
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by cafeinux 4y ago
I'm a christian (protestant, for what it matters) but I am also very down-to-earth. I know why I believe in God : that's how my parents educated me, and when I was old enough to think by myself, I chose to keep believing. But I be
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by cafeinux 4y ago
What I love about the O365 admin panel, is that it lets me administrate O365.

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