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by chuckadams 1mo ago
The Public Suffix List is the closest thing we have to the "subdomain/TLD bit", but afaik it doesn't include wildcards like `*.name`. It does influence TLS though (or possibly just browsers) in that a wildcard cert for
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by chuckadams 1mo ago
Those are presumably owned by the state, so there's no permit to revoke.
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by chuckadams 1mo ago
More like Enemy of the State. Where's your phone right now?
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by chuckadams 1mo ago
This has the backing of the governor of the state, who I trust not one bit. But the removal is happening within 30 days, which gives him basically no wiggle room to undo it in a backroom deal.
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by chuckadams 1mo ago
The memo refers to all ALPR systems, and does not mention Flock at all. It's one page: https://fdotwww.blob.core.windows.net/sitefinity/docs/defaul...
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by chuckadams 1mo ago
I remember Jetbrains Junie which read like that all the time. Never used first-person either. I've not used Jetbrains AI for a while though, not sure if it still reads that way.
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by chuckadams 1mo ago
SO has previously been up, so your comment has been closed as a duplicate.
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by chuckadams 1mo ago
Mary's Violet Eyes Make John Stay Up Nights. still works, how bout that?
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by chuckadams 1mo ago
I did not compare religion with physics, I compared one completely unfalsifiable cosmological theory with another.
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by chuckadams 1mo ago
Seems a lot of people bought those dull products.
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by chuckadams 1mo ago
There are also no physical observations that contradict the notion of God. The problem is that no such observations are even possible, or at least no test they could be put to that could disprove the theory.
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by chuckadams 1mo ago
Given the nature of git, wouldn't all that HTML be highly cacheable? I get that's not free either, but it's got to be a lot less intensive than having cgit generate it every single time.
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by chuckadams 1mo ago
Turns out that rolling stones do in fact gather moss.
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by chuckadams 1mo ago
This puts a whole new spin on "AI Psychosis".
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by chuckadams 1mo ago
Raymond Chen is still there. Hell, Dave Cutler is still there.
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by chuckadams 1mo ago
skynet -v moo
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by chuckadams 1mo ago
Believe it or not, I find it more plausible that the entire team collectively lost their minds — or more specifically, the leadership. There's a long and sordid history of such things that goes back well before GenAI.
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by chuckadams 1mo ago
New policy boils down to "AI or not, it's still your code and you're responsible for it". I can get on board with that.
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by chuckadams 1mo ago
> It's an awkward phrase... You might even say it's charged.
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by chuckadams 1mo ago
> For example, why did Edge and possible chrome, remove support for Back via the backspace key? Because people were triggering it by accident all the time. Firefox and Safari don't navigate back on backspace either. Enter only auto
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by chuckadams 2mo ago
They just started fully honoring it last month. I guess my comment above was overly optimistic.
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by chuckadams 2mo ago
If you do content negotiation, then it’s imperative to send “Vary: accept” in your response. CF and all other CDNs will automatically do the right thing when they see that header. Content negotiation still has its uses, but most of the tim
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by chuckadams 2mo ago
You can bet your sweet patootie that even under the current government, any company producing radioactive isotopes is not operating without regulation or supervision.
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by chuckadams 2mo ago
Every story in _I, Robot_ was about how one or more of the Laws of Robotics went wrong , and Asimov himself referred to the laws as hooks for “shaggy dog stories”
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by chuckadams 2mo ago
Most lisp systems get recompiled from sources, and while they support dumping an image, that's essentially an optimization. Emacs for example makes an initial dump, then loads the rest from .el files, and the base image remains static
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by chuckadams 2mo ago
No, I was thinking of FTP, but I was probably off the mark anyway: I'd noticed that FTP was mentioned in the RFCs and surrounding discussions long before RFC 793, and that it seemed to be behaving like a point-to-point network, but it
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by chuckadams 2mo ago
It's mostly about not sharing a security context with github.com.
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by chuckadams 2mo ago
Maybe because they don't want to see this thread dragged down into an open-ended gripe-fest against Apple, especially when it's concerning a feature Apple did ship before everyone else.
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by chuckadams 2mo ago
The strange way FTP manages connections goes back to FTP being older than TCP/IP itself, and thus using older circuit-switched networks. It wouldn't have been unusual for a server to dial up the receiving machine on-demand, which
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by chuckadams 2mo ago
That combined with naming the sharing feature "squirting".

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