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by cosarara 6y ago
What visual thing?
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by cosarara 6y ago
Site map?
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by cosarara 6y ago
TFA is not about warzones but police surveillance.
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by cosarara 6y ago
It is not, but sony did it with the ps4 as well.
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by cosarara 6y ago
UEFI systems generally can boot in compatibility BIOS mode. Macs can't, but they are the only exception I know.
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by cosarara 6y ago
Who's paying the registrar? Can DNS records be paid for anonymously?
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by cosarara 6y ago
And both a cookie warning with no easy privacy option (yes vs open settings) and an offer to install their app.
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by cosarara 6y ago
I'm thinking though that if the AI runs less often, it might take different decisions depending on how fast the PC is. So just like if you did physics without fixedupdate, you could have players jumping lower or higher depending on how
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by cosarara 6y ago
Aren't inputs usually on a queue? So you shouldn't miss them. And why shouldn't AI move at the same time as the physics? You don't want your AI to behave differently on a slow or a fast computer.
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by cosarara 6y ago
And YAST makes system administration easier than any other distro. I would certainly set it as beginner.
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by cosarara 6y ago
If you had done ^F NodeJS, you would have found the relevant paragraph. Or, you can read the whole thing.
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by cosarara 6y ago
A capture the flag challenge https://ctftime.org/ctf-wtf/
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by cosarara 6y ago
There are acual problems too, when switching from utf8mb3 to utf8mb4, because of maximum varchar length in indices: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48500355/mysql-character...
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by cosarara 7y ago
After you have typed your text, what options do you have to get it out of the machine? Can it connect to a printer? Save to some permanent storage?
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by cosarara 7y ago
I implemented simplesamlphp idp two weeks ago, seeing we are a PHP shop it was the obvious choice. Somewhat rethinking that decision now, wondering the same thing.
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by cosarara 7y ago
And adding to what guerrilla said, it seems to end up bad more easily than fat32, at least in my experience. I only have anecdata for this, but old files appearing as 0 bytes, filesystems that decide they won't mount again, things that
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by cosarara 7y ago
One special thing about exfat is that when it gets corrupted you are screwed.
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by cosarara 7y ago
Pandoc does the job for me: https://pandoc.org/
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by cosarara 7y ago
I wonder what the next step is then. /local? /usr/opt?
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by cosarara 7y ago
The article states that beligum is not taking any measures at all. So the gov is handling the threat by inaction?
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by cosarara 7y ago
HL2 works natively too.
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by cosarara 7y ago
> is Rust really for them? Maybe he likes rust because of other things. He had a very successful project with rust, it seems weird to think that rust was not the tool for him.
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by cosarara 7y ago
From a more recent OpenBSD man page: > The original version of this random number generator used the RC4 (also known as ARC4) algorithm. In OpenBSD 5.5 it was replaced with the ChaCha20 cipher, and it may be replaced again in the future
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by cosarara 7y ago
Thanks for sharing! I think though that what you are referring to is not syntax but semantics. On both places you are chaining HO array functions, so the algorithm is pretty much the same, but the syntax you use is different in both places
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by cosarara 7y ago
In what way is Elixir's syntax like Ruby's? It has "end" on blocks and string interpolation with "#{whatever}", but everything else is different. It's about as close to Ruby as Ruby is to Python (which is
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by cosarara 7y ago
Firefox actually purges history automatically. For instance, the oldest history I have on this browser right now is from January 2018. I found about this the hard way.
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by cosarara 7y ago
The linked article starts by presenting Saturnalia as a murderous celebration of human sacrifices, for which there is no evidence at all, so it makes me doubt the historical accuracy of the whole piece.
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by cosarara 7y ago
Makes sense, thanks.
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by cosarara 7y ago
How does the order of evaluation work in the second form there? Will fallbackIfNullMethodCall() be evaluated even if not returned?
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by cosarara 7y ago
https://fukuchi.org/works/qrencode/

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