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by chaosite 9y ago
Surnames are basically a government invention.
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by chaosite 9y ago
How can you handle more complex scenarios without knowing your before tax salaries? For example, working two jobs.
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by chaosite 9y ago
What does net neutrality have to do that? That talk is about the role ISPs play on the Internet, and whether practices like zero-rating and shaping based on source and preferring your own services should be allowed. Yes, if you want to prov
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by chaosite 9y ago
This isn't even a law, it's an order. Don't want to comply? Don't accept users from that country. That's the reality of a multi-national...
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by chaosite 9y ago
Absolutely not. Laws are based on ethics, but not everything that is unethical is also unlawful. It's usually legal to lie, break promises, exaggerate, and other things that I would consider unethical. I also submit that the should rem
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by chaosite 9y ago
A. The rule isn't that packets must be delivered at the same time, the rule is that you can't shape based on source (but you CAN shape based on other things - so, you can prioritize VoIP for example). Basically it means the teleco
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by chaosite 9y ago
They're selling it from the web store again. 21 day lead time.
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by chaosite 9y ago
Why not enroll? Because college in the US is extremely expensive, and requires taking on massive debt. (The author is not based in the states and is currently enrolled in grad school)
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by chaosite 9y ago
Define professionally. I have friends who teach it in an academic setting.
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by chaosite 9y ago
So this is Bitcoin 101 and you should really be reading up on it, but basically: Bitcoins can be divided, the smallest fraction is called a "Satoshi" and is a millionith of a Bitcoin (So a cent is 500 Satoshis). The blockchain is
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by chaosite 9y ago
Startups fold or get bought and shutdown their product all the time. With Google you usually get a year heads-up before your API disappears Sure, both scenarios are not ideal, and there are usually other very good reasons to prefer the non-
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by chaosite 9y ago
File isn't smart enough to read too much into the actual ELF format, all it's doing is parsing part of the header. What that difference means is that fasm put a 3 in byte 7 of the header, while nasm put a 0 there. And apparently p
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by chaosite 9y ago
If I understand the blog post correctly, the bug was in the software that creates (or maybe mounts? Not too clear about that) the encrypted volume. It needs to have the clear-text password in order to function. Then it proceeded to set the
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by chaosite 9y ago
Sure, but this way his main account is not linked to his name.
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by chaosite 9y ago
Sounds similar to the problems with JBIG2 lossy compression. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JBIG2#Disadvantages
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by chaosite 9y ago
This is legally not "unsolicited", at least in my jurisdiction. To be unsolicited, you must not have had previous business contact with the company before they contacted you. If you have a business relationship with the company, f
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by chaosite 9y ago
Google is so big it's basically a rival to any company that sells computer software or services.
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by chaosite 9y ago
In this case it's the worst-case performance.
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by chaosite 9y ago
It's UTF-8.
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by chaosite 9y ago
The title is, or at the very least can be read as such, but the article seems fairly neutral and factual.
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by chaosite 10y ago
You usually get that through either reflection or an "eval" command.
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by chaosite 10y ago
Astronauts are people too. Some people swear. See the Apollo 10 logs: https://www.jsc.nasa.gov/history/mission_trans/AS10_CM.PDF
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by chaosite 10y ago
This is, of course, the point of FizzBuzz. http://wiki.c2.com/?FizzBuzzTest
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by chaosite 10y ago
OK, there are 2 groups here: Group A, which you're using as a list of users that are interested in a subject. Group B is used to perform the bug, and doesn't have to be an active group at all---You could have just created it for t
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by chaosite 10y ago
To be honest, I had the pleasure of using the Hebrew version of Lotus Notes. In addition to all the usual Notes gripes, the Hebrew translation was very buggy.
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by chaosite 10y ago
"Notes is a document creation, editing, and storage system." Strangely, at the last (and only, thankfully) place where I had to use Notes, it was not used for that purpose. Instead, it was used as an e-mail system and an inventory