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by crummy 8y ago
By increasing likeliness of moving around it could potentially help in spreading the disease, too.
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by crummy 8y ago
Because the "evil app" is just a specially crafted JPG that your browser opened up that triggers some edge case in the old unpatched version of Wireshark that is inspecting traffic.
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by crummy 8y ago
I entered "Melbourne" and was surprised (stupidly) that it never went far from the city. I wouldn't mind it just picking some other destinations given a week or so.
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by crummy 8y ago
I don't think you need to use binary blog GUI clients for Telegram. Here's the source to many clients: https://github.com/TelegramOrg
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by crummy 8y ago
Agreed on Apex Legends, which now that I think about it seems kind of odd. I think a game that builds tension like that, where games can last 20-30mins, where a teammates mistakes can easily cost you the game, is asking for toxicity, but I
636.
by crummy 8y ago
Not only is this very informative, but such a slick user experience too. Largely plain text with some simple diagrams, but click on things (e.g. "pointy" or "flat") and see not only the diagrams change but the code too!
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by crummy 8y ago
Like contract testing? https://docs.pact.io/ That's more for HTTP communication between services but I wonder if you could build something similar for libraries.
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Revisiting Using Docker (2018)(gregoryszorc.com)
2 points by crummy 8y ago|0 comments
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by crummy 8y ago
Can't you use a VM as a sandbox?
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by crummy 8y ago
Wow, hardware accelerated rendering even? That's pretty slick.
641.
by crummy 8y ago
I think this sarcasm has gone over some folks' heads.
642.
by crummy 8y ago
This may sound like an odd request but at a creative codejam in Berlin a while back I saw something like this but "multiplayer" - different people could log on to a room and edit live. In this example they couldn't edit each
643.
by crummy 8y ago
Here's some great unedited footage from Mad Max: Fury Road, too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfm4gvxNW_o
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by crummy 8y ago
If they allow whitespace in passwords I could imagine complexity issues though.
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by crummy 8y ago
Does anyone understand why cash is so common in Germany (or why cards are so rarely accepted)? I didn't expect it from a modern first world European country.
646.
by crummy 8y ago
I agree. Though it's odd that the placebo effect seems to be getting stronger over the years (according to the article) - I would have thought it would have weakened as the concept spread through the public.
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Atmosphere: customized firmware for the Nintendo Switch(github.com)
1 points by crummy 8y ago|0 comments
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by crummy 8y ago
a phone in a noose isn't creepy?
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The Next Ten Billion Years (2013)(resilience.org)
2 points by crummy 8y ago|0 comments
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by crummy 8y ago
You're saying that Google might be reading my blog posts if I use Google Docs? Somehow crawling it for content, maybe?
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by crummy 8y ago
why do we trust them when they say this, when we don't trust google when they say it?
652.
by crummy 8y ago
Both services seem like great ideas that have largely gone extinct. Radio that you never lose reception with... streaming music with a user-seeded playlist... just hard to get excited about in 2018. Or 2008 really.
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by crummy 8y ago
If you were a doctor, would you be trying to cure your patients or keep their bills coming in?
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by crummy 8y ago
Maybe this is a stupid question, but if the tech industry claims that you can't make a backdoor safe, how do they keep safe their update mechanisms? Aren't they basically backdoors-by-design?
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Coder: The Cloud IDE, Solved(coder.com)
1 points by crummy 8y ago|0 comments
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by crummy 8y ago
That's the service that mlab.com offers (which we use and are happy with). It does mean you have to be a little careful about your queries though, and cache if necessary.
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by crummy 8y ago
That was a great analysis. If anyone is interesting on this topic, I highly recommend Talking Funny. Four comedic greats talk about comedy - of course there's lots of laughing but it's just fascinating. Full video on youtube, too:
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by crummy 8y ago
My dad always claimed to have tickled trouts and I was always suspicious of this claim. At least I know now that it's possible.
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Reverse Engineering Wipeout (2015)(phoboslab.org)
90 points by crummy 8y ago|12 comments
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The 80s and 90s PC games still unbelievably being updated today(pcgamer.com)
4 points by crummy 8y ago|1 comments

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