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by chapium 5y ago
You might enjoy boardgames as a similar hobby. Many varieties focus on set collection and push your luck. All have a social aspect that games cannot replace. The core principles are the same. One difference however, is you have to keep tr
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by chapium 5y ago
I had no trouble scrolling, but the "get the app" overlay seemed to break the "go back" function of my browser. If this is a dark pattern to get me to engage with the site it has backfired and convinced me to avoid it a
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by chapium 5y ago
My use cases: 1) to strip formatting of text 2) to validate text. For example spotting an O or 0, | or l, etc. Its quite normal when dealing with user input to find configuration errors this way 3) Quick temporary paste buffer. Nice when
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by chapium 5y ago
A rewrite in Rust would be better tbph.
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by chapium 6y ago
I think its pretty common to mention which language a project is using. I don't see anything on that website embellishing it unnecessarily. Looking at another project, sqlite, it mentions the language used in the first line of its ho
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by chapium 6y ago
To be fair, Zoom is universally well-hated at this point, at least by anyone with an interest in security.
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by chapium 6y ago
This also happens when there is a younger sibling who shares the bike.
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by chapium 6y ago
Its called hyperbole. Also, this was inspired by https://motherfuckingwebsite.com/ , so it make sense to follow the same format.
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by chapium 6y ago
I personally find it nice because its short yet unique and easy to google search (safely, even).
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by chapium 6y ago
They are free to name it as they please, but their reasoning is spurious. There was nothing wrong with the original name and if one took it negatively, they seriously have some maturing to do. Are French chefs going to start renaming Coq
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by chapium 6y ago
/etc/hosts is useless since Chrome uses dns over https
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by chapium 6y ago
The problem is, as soon as good content ends you are presented with videos chosen by algorithm. In absolutely no time kids will optimize for this via the suggestion bar. The other content is from the bizarre dystopia of content farmed vid
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by chapium 6y ago
Its not your place to police their behavior because they are adults, not children.
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by chapium 6y ago
I think people are trained to respond to everything, even if its a quick note to say thank you. This is especially the case if its a personal sounding email from someone important. After that its just a matter of forgetting to pay attenti
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by chapium 6y ago
If you are arguing that bitcoin is using a significant amount of overflow hydro power, I'd like to check your sources.
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by chapium 6y ago
Lets not forget opportunity cost. That may be hydro power but it's offsetting green power consumption.
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by chapium 6y ago
I find it interesting that some companies don't secure their test domains, but do rely on merging from test to prod.
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by chapium 6y ago
Exactly, blaming the intern raises even more questions about internal security practices. When will IT companies learn not to use telnet, ftp, and easy to guess passwords on their intranet.
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by chapium 6y ago
I don't see whats proper about navigating to a new page to view more of one list of data. That seems less intuitive although it became the norm.
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by chapium 6y ago
O(1) implementation is trivial and implemented by most teenagers bedroom floors.
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by chapium 6y ago
Absolutely!
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by chapium 6y ago
Give everyone $100 and tell them to take a half day at work.
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by chapium 6y ago
It was mentioned pretty vaguely in the article, so its hard to tell. It mentioned it effects a hashing function. I'm not sure if it meant AES as a whole or a component of it.
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by chapium 6y ago
Tone policing on a textual medium isn't helpful either.
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by chapium 6y ago
They discovered an attack on part of AES. Article is light on details, but this is not the end of crypto algorithms as the article implies.
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by chapium 6y ago
After filling out a fairly lengthy questionnaire, google mentions they will have someone review the issue and get back with you. I am on year 2 of waiting for a return call.
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by chapium 6y ago
Its possible to be both, but there are 700k reasons she might just be a little bit biased.
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by chapium 6y ago
The CDC and the WHO were staunchly conservative about masks early in the pandemic. Much of the studies we had at the time lacked rigor to show that masks were effective for coronavirus and various parameters. As more and more data came out
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by chapium 6y ago
I think the key takeaway from other countries that have implemented this is to treat addiction clinically, not criminally. This makes a lot of sense really, given the effects on the body. Ethical sourcing of drugs is another issue, and sh
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by chapium 6y ago
How does one quantify microbiome health?

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