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by comboy 4y ago
Chat? And I think it's more than 10% of its value. Chat + price tag more precisely.
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by comboy 4y ago
If somebody starts going around neighborhood shooting paint balls, requiring everybody to wear "please don't shoot paint balls at me" t-shirts seems like a suboptimal solution. If somebody left a code with some license 10 yea
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by comboy 4y ago
I use Zim. Not much different from just having a text file. Easy to backup, can grep keywords etc. Lack of sync is a disadvantage so I sometimes use "note to self" on signal when I want to save something from mobile.
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by comboy 4y ago
Most clients are just marketing. Banks make money with your money. And 99% of stored money comes from 0.1% of their clients. Leverage coming from fractional-reserve [1] is just a part of it but it gives you some idea. If you mean just credi
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by comboy 4y ago
I'm not sure it's that high. They probably have AML regulations in multiple countries on their backs, and they are dealing with tons of tiny payments not a few big ones. For each tiny payment there's some chance of a problem
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by comboy 4y ago
It doesn't scale, only a few chosen can do that and I think that's what Wolfram is trying to do here. But when you are using a different framework, learning it and creating a mapping is usually just too expensive for other experts
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by comboy 4y ago
It means that if you have these names internalized (redorange for example, I'm sorry for not using the proper names), then if you see berries in that color then you recognize them easily - those are the only redorange berries I know. O
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by comboy 4y ago
> edge thinkers understand the canons of their trades and practices deeply Yes but not from others and not from books. If you look at correspondence between some brilliant math and physics minds they are often discovering that they arriv
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by comboy 4y ago
Free publicity. I would love to hear some ideas for fixing this or maybe some inside stories but in my mind this kind of behavior has close to zero negative consequences for the company, even if it gets loud.
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by comboy 4y ago
Protection is at the physical level. I mean, it was for the CDs, but you can easily imagine stuff that you can press onto the disc that your burner can't do. https://youtu.be/XUwSOfQ1D3c?t=481
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by comboy 4y ago
I'm sorry for not inventing a different name but what I have in mind is very different. Main difference is that it queries recursively automatically, and it is weighted. Weights are very important. This is old version where I had put m
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by comboy 4y ago
It won't stop bots. Have you seen phone farms [1]? Attackers are getting clever (and lazy maybe). They use physical devices. Old ones are cheap, can have broken screens etc. And you can't lock out users with old devices. We should
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by comboy 4y ago
> he knew he wouldn’t remember today when he woke up the next day How can he be afraid of the thing that happened yesterday if he doesn't remember yesterday?
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by comboy 4y ago
> https://www.science.org/content/article/jaw-dropper-crop-cir... All parts are based on a circle ("arms" are just incomplete circles). That's a stick in the ground and some string. Start with th
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by comboy 4y ago
Wow, that's a fresh book. I'm not deep enough into this to order paperback to hear the full story, but since you disagree with the article can you provide your explanation and how you see it? If you think it was made by aliens, th
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by comboy 4y ago
Backdoor in the title suggests to me that it is something in the Linux itself. Also sniffing for suspicious packets on the potentially compromised machine? "Let's see if this robot is telling the truth. Hey robot, are you telling
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by comboy 4y ago
It's unintuitive how slow the sound is, given how much musicians care about latency in their stack. 1 meter adds 3ms (2.85ms to be precise and that's standing dry air)
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by comboy 4y ago
Most music related hardware is in fact software nowadays. They won't give away the thing that they are selling. And regarding connectivity most have DAW integrations (MPC plays nice with ableton I think) and from there you can script w
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by comboy 4y ago
tar RCE, linux & macos LPE valued less than adobe pdf/cpanel? Interesting. If you look at number of CVEs[1] Chrome is above Firefox, but I admit that especially given the market share that doesn't say much. I wish they had som
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by comboy 4y ago
Take a look at the video in question[1]- I search for some answer, I watch it and I DID NOT enjoy that. If not for the dislike button, I have no way to signal that to youtube. Algorithm just sees that I watched the video - great. Since I ha
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by comboy 4y ago
I don't think facts are relevant for this type of discussions ;)
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by comboy 4y ago
I suspect they are not that different. Rationalization doesn't work, it's what creates "I should be doing X instead" in the first place. I don't know if it can help you in whatever you want to achieve, but to me jus
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by comboy 4y ago
Here's what worked for me. 1. Ask yourself why do you think this is a problem and debug deeply. Maybe, after all, spending day watching videos is fine and what you want to do and the story that you don't is unnecessary. 2. Once yo
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by comboy 4y ago
me2 E.g. for months now when casting play button is >play< instead of >pause< and you can pause music only after you minimize it Or the fact that adding something to the queue prevents you from using app for 2 seconds waiting fo
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by comboy 4y ago
Perhaps this is what you should do. Here's wonderful article about updating over HTTPS[1]. Do remember about important option to choose - when certificate is expired or invalid, action must be set to "Ignore" if you want to u
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by comboy 4y ago
IDRAC still uses non-ssl connection for fetching upgrades by default. They all seem so bad on many levels regarding security without even diving deep. I hope safe virtualization (where host can't access guest stuff) become a standard f
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by comboy 4y ago
Yes. There are channels recreating popular songs in garageband on iphone (with no additional paid plugins). Physical knobs and buttons feel good, OP-1 also forces you to commit to specific audio and puts some limitations on yuu which may he
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by comboy 4y ago
It's not ludicrous. It's rational decision on their part. OP-1 is still available, expensive and sells well. If you want to experiment you have everything you want on your laptop. There are many alternative cheaper solutions. It i
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by comboy 4y ago
Yes. We are always doing what we want to. Perhaps I should have added "given restrictions of reality"? I mean you can have diarrhea and be currently shitting your pants. And you may not want to do that. Seems like a stronger argum
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by comboy 4y ago
That's not what I'm saying. If you want depression analogy it would be more like "You are suffering most of the time. It seems unproductive to tell yourself that you aren't"

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