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481.
by coldacid 7y ago
When will open proof be available for everyone?
482.
by coldacid 7y ago
I don't want to wait for these to be released in the summer, I want them NOW! Especially the window management parts.
483.
by coldacid 7y ago
Perhaps I'm just too childish, but that actually makes it funnier for me.
484.
by coldacid 7y ago
Now if only certain instances would actually default to marking all their content as adult content. This is great to have but useless when certain 18+ instances just bare all kinds of smut clear to the timeline. (I'm talking mainly of
485.
by coldacid 7y ago
Even for Canada, standard disclaimers apply to any hardware taken by the government: Don't connect them to anything else, bleach them and burn them.
486.
by coldacid 7y ago
My guess is that they mean that they will fully support the syscall surface of Linux 4.19. I highly doubt that they're actually going to include the kernel inside Windows due to the GPL licensing, the linking issues would force open fa
487.
by coldacid 7y ago
.NET Standard will probably still be necessary due to the fact that Mono will still continue to exist separately thanks to products which embed it (such as Unity).
488.
by coldacid 7y ago
Because you don't have to learn yet another set of functions in a language that makes it stupidly easy to blow off your own feet, and yet still have all the advantages of those systems in a language that is actually _designed_ for calc
489.
by coldacid 7y ago
There's quite a gap between collectables and made-for-use lifestyle items like pans and knives and craft kits and so on and so forth.
490.
by coldacid 7y ago
It really makes me wish that the older Chapters banner wasn't being retired. Same company but when you went to a Chapters you knew it was just going to be books and a smattering of other media. The conversion of pretty much every Chapt
491.
by coldacid 7y ago
I'm reminded of the concents in Anathem, and how much I'd rather live and work in one of them rather than in today's society and work environments.
492.
by coldacid 7y ago
My hope is that all the content, not just prose, will be CC licensed. Jude, will it be so?
493.
by coldacid 7y ago
>Why not helping Wikipedia and contributing to this huge open knowledge base? The rules set by the WP community for acceptability clearly do not imply that “actual technologies, projects, products, theoretical electrical components and a
494.
by coldacid 7y ago
Between the politics (both internal and external) around Wikipedia, I gave up as an editor years ago. To me it sounds like Golden actually wants to be a repository of all information, rather than a byzantine bureaucracy that pretends to pla
495.
by coldacid 7y ago
Not even with insiders builds unless it's in 19H2 or later pre-releases.
496.
by coldacid 7y ago
It sounds funny until you run into this over. and over. and over. and over. again.
497.
by coldacid 8y ago
I find that remote follow is only an issue this way if you've gone directly to the other party's profile rather than following them from your own instance, or when your instance is being banned for some reason by the other party&#
498.
by coldacid 8y ago
Technically you don't need to ask first, but you still need to tell Keybase directly that you support their proof integration protocol in order to be supported from their side of the connection. Not so much a "please let me in&quo
499.
by coldacid 8y ago
My bet would be both. After all, why handle all the dirty work of implementing real-time chat that works across multiple different sites when you can just plug in Keybase instead? After all, if you're using it for encryption you alread
500.
by coldacid 8y ago
Title should be updated to state that the article was published in 2017.
501.
by coldacid 8y ago
It's the hottest new form of censorship.
502.
by coldacid 8y ago
There have been a few different projects for tracking issues as objects in Git storage, but they all do things in slightly different (incompatible) ways and none have gained enough mindshare to be commonly used. My guess is that none will e
503.
by coldacid 8y ago
Why can't a Wi-Fi encryption standard be developed in the open and added to IEEE 802.11 as another annex? Or at least what's to keep people like us from making our own standard in the open and implement it in our own systems at le
504.
by coldacid 8y ago
There have almost certainly been multiple migrations out of Africa, per the Sahara pump theory.
505.
by coldacid 8y ago
And of course once nobody's using Windows, attackers will pivot to target whatever everyone's switched to in its place. And they'll find holes. They always do.
506.
by coldacid 8y ago
Honestly, all these apps shouldn't even bother detecting for DoH or not. If people want to use DoH they can set up their own local resolver and configure their network for it (and for folks on Windows, that could even be packaged third
507.
by coldacid 8y ago
I heard that Google owns them, and only just checked and found out they don't. Oof.
508.
by coldacid 8y ago
Express edition is, but it's core, memory, and DB-size limited.
509.
by coldacid 8y ago
I learned how to program on my grandparents' C64 as a wee lad nearly 30 years ago and haven't gotten away from keyboards since. I learned more on my own than I ever did in school.
510.
by coldacid 8y ago
Ugh, Turing. I swear, even Pascal isn't as bondage & discipline as it.

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