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compsciphd
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compsciphd
8mo ago
and its easy enough to figure out who ripped the web-dl, because you can have each frame copied into 2 slightly different but functionally identical versions (or perhaps just a longer GOP, but still the same). Create 32 of these sets of 2
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8mo ago
the US is a big place with large variance in care. Places with socialized/centrally managed medicine are arguably going to have less variance. As I argued, "I had better care", not that everyone has better care. As a techie
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8mo ago
were you not employed by an employer that was paying your insurance premiums? Heck, when I was in california the startup I was at was paying almost my entire insurance premium. and in practice, I'd argue I had better quality of care f
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8mo ago
apple should have an anti-theft mode. Where you can't track it, but they can give access to local law enforcement to track it, and therefore wont go into stalker mode / alerting people about it. If one is in close proximity to th
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8mo ago
years ago on an ACM programming contest we had a problem that was given a starting and ending position on a chess board, find the minimum # of moves it takes for a knight to go from one to the next. the proper way to solve is this via bread
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9mo ago
not silly if they have confidence that they will live in the place long enough to get paid back (and more). shortsighted to think otherwise. I've renovated kitchens in apartments Ive lived in with coordination with the landlord (when
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9mo ago
google makes products, they mostly suck at making platforms, and their most notable platform (android) was purchased, though one can argue gsuite/workspace as a platform, but one might also argue that its more just an amalgamation of p
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9mo ago
everyone who has ever played Risk knows to move troops to the choke points :)
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9mo ago
no one is saying that you can't modify the system in this world. they are saying you can't run multiplayer on this system. Running multiplayer games isn't a right. Now, your issue is extended for instance when people are lo
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9mo ago
I'm not arguing if the S&P is a better indicator of the US economy than USD or not. What I'm asking, to me it seems if the USD drops in value, but everything else stays the same (i.e. GOOG hasn't lost any real value if me
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9mo ago
I've said this before, but given how fast machines can boot these days, why not simply reboot into a secure boot attested environment with minimal things loading besides the game. i.e. why not simply make it "XBox for the PC"
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9mo ago
yes, but could one also argue that due to currency weakening, the S&P's growth can simply be due to the weakened currency? If I can say something has an "absolute" value of X, but I denominate it in USD, which is normally
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9mo ago
ok, 1) so would it be fair to modify my statement that it basically tries to cache forever unless its can't determine that its legally allowed to cache forever? 2) you're right, glanced at kubernetes (been a long time since I work
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9mo ago
ok, I guess I was wrong about the cache, but not the checksums. I was somewhat under the impression that it was forever due to the getting rid of vendoring. Getting rid of vendoring (to me) only makes sense if its cached forever (otherwis
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9mo ago
yes. From my understanding its stored forever in the proxy cache and your new tag will never be fetched by users who go through the language's centralized infrastructure (i.e. proxy). go can also validate the checksums (go.sum) against
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9mo ago
that only works with a complete loop of landlord/renters and hence doesn't help anyone rent who can't own themselves....
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9mo ago
he should have carved into the parking lot "Brooks Was Here"
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9mo ago
a former company I was at, didn't allow outbound ssh (which I liked to enable me to vnc into boxes at home). I installed installed a webvnc application on my home machine (protected by https / password) and was able to access it
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9mo ago
I regularly got dunkin donuts, starbucks and the like gift cards for less the face value (sometimes half of face) and therefore strongly preferred using them when I shopped at those stores (at least when I had a balance).
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9mo ago
the vast majority of gift card schemes allow you to get money into those systems at much less then the face value of the cards. This would kill that. the only gift cards that sell for basically face value are walmart and amazon. Almost e
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9mo ago
Assuming you are talking about a US Number. Most likely, even if the number you get is not classified as voip today, there's a good chance it will be classified as such in the future. (I've had numbers that I ported to google vo
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9mo ago
right. this is me complaining about the spec, not the tools. I've worked on tooling in this space. I simply don't understand why there seems to be no desire to make a simple addition to the spec.
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9mo ago
and the idea being that the bill of rights was only supposed to limit the federal government (i.e. "concession to the anti-federalists") and not the states themselves. It's only incorporation under the 14th amendment that ma
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9mo ago
really big bounties would then be appropriate, as they would come with NDAs. Small bounties would just encourage others to make them public / sell them to more malicious actors.
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9mo ago
All these tools demonstrate a major flaw in OCI images. There is no good way to determine what image your current image was built on top of. You can try to infer it from having a world wide list of chainIds and associate known images with
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9mo ago
I see that now, though I wonder if my assumption about reading 32KB aligned at a time, really does improve or not. PO works on the 32KB block (after PI fixes what it can of the 2KB blocks). So if PO works, it means that it was able to corre
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9mo ago
wondering out loud. In the past with these CD referene libraries, you could either install a stub on the machine and have it use the CD as the store, or you could install the whole library on the hard disk for faster access. Presumably thi
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9mo ago
except arguably they should have it in their DNA to adapt. How does the company built on mail order not adapt to the new mail order reality.
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slight edit: unzip with option to keep the broken file (with the hope, unsure if this is true) that unzip can be resilient in the face of errors and keep on unzipping. (I know from experience rar is).
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9mo ago
I'd wonder about the performance impact of windows defender and the like. I'd really wonder if one took a game that was on both xbox and linux. constructed a linux box to have basically as close to specs as on the xbox and then b
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