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by corndoge 6y ago
Just food for thought - many people don't appreciate cairns because of their distinctly unnatural appearance. I used to build them until I learned this. In hindsight it makes sense, people ought to be able to enjoy the environment as c
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by corndoge 6y ago
> Then I said to myself "this is not the future", and haven't touched VR since. Yeah, nothing has changed in social VR in 25 years. /s. There are multiplayer async party games that can be played with 10 people (I&#x27
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by corndoge 6y ago
Actually this is not true, you should familiarize yourself with this particular scenario. Reviewers and game developers have had their devices bricked for creating new accounts to use on them. This was especially bad during the election per
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by corndoge 6y ago
Snaps
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by corndoge 6y ago
Nothing in gp's post even remotely indicated that they thought it was
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by corndoge 6y ago
You need a stronger justification to censor people other than that they might say something that causes weak minded people to do harm.
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by corndoge 6y ago
> Working towards one final giant culling of all unnaturally engineered animals For what purpose?
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by corndoge 6y ago
Reading the article it definitely seems poorly worded but I don't see any evidence of any security issue here. Cosmetically changing the client is a non issue.
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by corndoge 6y ago
Did I misread the article, or is this not really saying anything? I think most comments here think that this means locally overriding policies leads to elevated access on the server, but what is demonstrated is only enabling certain UX feat
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by corndoge 6y ago
Pico Neo? :P
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by corndoge 6y ago
> Before we go any further, I’d like to acknowledge the reasons for this. If a remote attacker were to compromise your laptop, being able to trigger the YubiKey from software on the computer defeats the whole point of using the YubiKey.
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by corndoge 6y ago
Vastly different applications; you have to decide in advance to launch a cruise missiles and once launched it cannot RTB
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by corndoge 6y ago
> if they're deeply willing to ignore those facts & reason, what will they ignore on your project? And yet there are & have been brilliant engineers with uncommon beliefs, e.g. Terry Davis.
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by corndoge 6y ago
Maybe because "i" is right next to "o" on qwerty?
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by corndoge 6y ago
How does Ruby handle C extensions?
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by corndoge 6y ago
> Why can't you build wheels for 10 different arches with your same qemu setup? This gets pretty difficult when you are required to do it in Docker in order to produce manylinux-compatible wheels. Or at least that is my understandin
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by corndoge 6y ago
The pypa maintainers, in my experience, will engage with such issues but ultimately discussion dies off and they simply ignore corner cases. Realistically speaking if you want to ship impure wheels for anything outside of ppc(64le), armhf,
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by corndoge 6y ago
Encrypt it all, print out the plaintext private key and put it in a small safe, give your parent/friend/so the physical key
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by corndoge 6y ago
On Windows, Alacritty is actually extremely fast compared to anything else I've tried, including windows terminal, powershell and CMD, from startup time to keystroke delay. Unfortunately many of the third party terminals for windows th
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by corndoge 6y ago
FHD on a 13 inch or larger just doesn't cut it these days. QHD is the minimum for people whose jobs are computers, imo.
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by corndoge 6y ago
I believe it's the "equal work" bit that makes that a problem. I think I work harder than some of my coworkers and should therefore make more. Who decides what equal work is? I'm happier not knowing
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by corndoge 6y ago
Obviously, and now we agree!
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by corndoge 6y ago
How do you defend against abort() in library code?
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by corndoge 6y ago
Ah yes. If hacker news goes down while you are writing this comment, it is your responsibility to ensure you can still post your comment despite the service breakage.
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by corndoge 6y ago
MongoDB
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by corndoge 6y ago
eagle screams
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by corndoge 6y ago
No C/C++ support?
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by corndoge 6y ago
"all these systems" means black box fuzzing all modern fuzzing is coverage guided for this exact reason
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by corndoge 6y ago
My comment wasn't really related to macs; imo if you ship binaries you should aim to provide builds for, say, the top 3 arches, and this is especially relevant for Docker images since the de facto standard for deploying them is just to
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by corndoge 6y ago
It means people need to start using buildkit and ship multiarch images. Insane that this is not already the norm. There are other arches beside x64.

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