chocolatebunny

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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
Finally, lacrosse is getting the recognition it deserves, from the unicode community: https://emojipedia.org/lacrosse-stick-and-ball/
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
I think your last statement highlights the real issue here. Everyone is afraid of malicious javascript. I don't know why they're conflating that with http injection. The most straightforward thing to do would be to disable javas
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
What exotic curse words apply to Janet Reno?
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
The big problem with that is that you end up using different browsers on different platforms (IE10/11 for Windows, webkit for Linux and MAC) which is a bit problematic to support. LCUI doesn't seem to rely on a specific browser bu
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
2.5mm is the perfect size to crawl into your mouth while you sleep.
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
I wish Chrome apps for the desktop were more popular. Use the browser you're using anyways but on a thing that sort of acts like an application. I installed the Netflix chrome app on my Windows PC. It's basically the Netflix web
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
"reticulating splines" I guess the lesson to be learnt here is that people are more understanding if you appear to be transparent but you don't have to ACTUALLY be transparent to get the affect.
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
This kind of my beef with most SciFi movies. They always seem to paint an antagonistic relationship between man and machine when the reality will probably be something in the middle.
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
Any chance you can point to a source about what happened in the 90s? I googled "congestion control what happened to the Internet in the early 90s" and it lead me no where.
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
The wall to wall stuff loses its practicality when my mother joined Facebook. Informal group chat among friends happens on chat programs like hangouts and whatsapp were you can have a large group of friends in one chat for a very long peri
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
2018 leaf has a 150 mile battery. 2019 leaf is supposed to have a 200 mile battery.
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
I haven't been keeping up with this. What's the bitcoin transaction cost now?
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
Bitcoin is definitely acting more like an asset than a medium of exchange, and yeah, I don't see why it would hold any value if it's treated like an asset. But as soon as people realize that then it should go back to being a medi
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
There'll be plenty of seeders for HBO and Disney stuff.
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
Do you have a source for that? running 16 bit code in 32bit mode doesn't sound like it would work. All the instructions would do 32bit operations instead of 16bit operations. So if a program did what it thought was a 16bit write to
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
There's nothing inherent to anything that says that anything must hold value.
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
> he once confronted what he thought was a homeless woman on a Gbike. “I mean if I could describe her, you would agree with me,” he said. “She looked all panicked, and then she showed me her Google badge.” Damn, that's cold.
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
It's cool that they have two SIM slots and an SD slot. I wish more phones had that. But the removable battery doesn't seem to be particularly large.
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
I always found Elliptic Curve Cryptography easier to understand than RSA. RSA just seems like a bunch of math I can't fully follow. But with ECC, you can see a curve and you can see how you're bouncing around the curve in a diff
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
holy cow. I remember doing this on Turbo Pascal back in the 90s.
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
Throwing it away is unlikely but the fact that this affects Xeon processors means that pretty much every single data center across the world could be affected. And that means that a lot of companies with a lot of money will complain.
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
Whether it be the sun, the moon, or the stars and regardless of what we thought we were seeing, when we looked up in the sky we saw things we could not reach that fueled our imagination and our desire for exploration. A subsurface dweller w
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
I'm confused by -Wrestrict. Isn't the whole point of the restrict keyword aliasing like that? what's the point of restrict if there is no enforcement by default?
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
Most warnings are just warnings. A warning like "implicit cast from pointer to integer" is a red flag (I got bit by this one). I think there are a few others that are always worth taking a look at. I like your idea of marking wa
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
Did you try to turn it off and on again?
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
If you're investing for the long term then you won't even notice the impact of the recession by the time you take out your money (if you graph out your gains over time it'll look like a small bump). If you wait, then you may
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
bitcoin is the new gold. Which is unfortunate, because the more it's treated like a commodity the less likely it will be used as an actual currency.
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
Where are you getting a $300 aluminum Chromebook?
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
Were you running on Windows or Linux? It's my understanding that multiple processes doesn't have a big performance penalty on Linux compared to multiple threads.
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by chocolatebunny 9y ago
Your CPA accepts bitcoins?

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