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by d1str0 5y ago
Gosh, its been ages since I’ve used Slackware. I remember doing a distro shootout back in high school and coming across Slax Kill Bill edition thinking it was the weirdest choice of Live CD. (Slax is now based on debian I think, used to be
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by d1str0 5y ago
A Mind At Play was fantastic. :)
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by d1str0 5y ago
How was the da Vinci biography? I’d be curious about the accuracy.
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by d1str0 5y ago
Check out Snowcrash! I liked Snowcrash but thought Cryptonomicon was incredibly boring as well.
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by d1str0 5y ago
I stopped halfway through and tried reading the sparknotes to see if anything exciting ends up happening but I ended up getting bored and let down just reading those highlights. That said, maybe I was expecting something very different. I e
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by d1str0 5y ago
Its probably less to do with buffer overflows and use-after-free of these applications, and more to do with the underlying OS APIs, and I assume most of the OS is still C, C++ and Obj-C.
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by d1str0 5y ago
You can’t just arbitrarily change numbers though. Lots of documentation needs to be updated with a number change.
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by d1str0 5y ago
As kids we had the opposite opinion. Multiplayer was kinda bland but the single player was great.
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by d1str0 5y ago
There were 5 different banana colors, 100each per level, and i think 5 coins each per level. Then there were two banana fairies to photograph per level, and 5 golden bananas per kong per level. To beat the game you don’t need collect anywhe
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by d1str0 5y ago
I’m 28 years old now and played this as a kid. I absolutely loved it. For me it was way more interesting than Mario 64 because it had 5 characters and a cohesive theme. Mario had many levels that all seemed like their own minigames where DK
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by d1str0 5y ago
Obviously its important to understand the mechanism so we can potentially help more people. If it was placebo, it doesnt diminish the poster’s story, it just means there’s not therapeutic correlation
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by d1str0 5y ago
That infrastructure might not exist. Also, you probably dont get money, you probably get credit. So having batteries connected benefits the grid rather than wasting electricity.
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by d1str0 5y ago
That depends, this might have been this CTO’s first time as CTO. Without knowing the story, they could so have been pretty far out of their element and just lucky to be a founder or something. Even C-level people always have to have their f
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by d1str0 5y ago
Greenwald left the intercept though quite a while ago so this is all very confusing.
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by d1str0 5y ago
You may have already seen this, but Stripe is now offering “Stripe Tax” as a beta and it might be up your alley.
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by d1str0 5y ago
At my company we used to pass around a single wildcard cert for our corporate domain. All servers, including many internal servers, all had the same long lived cert. I made a tool to make it easy for us to deploy Let’s Encrypt certs for int
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by d1str0 5y ago
First instinct is they have reason to believe an accomplice of the suspect viewed the article immediately after the incident and they are trying to find the accomplice.
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by d1str0 5y ago
Given 2 9s, you’d be okay with 87 hours of no electricity? Also, assuming this outage would probably come at a peak tome when AC or heat demand is high so you’d be either without heat or AC for 3 & 1/2 days? That’s how many texans
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by d1str0 5y ago
This is a poorly written statement but the point is valid. Above, another commenter linked an analysis that showed 2/3 of “preventable desths” occurred in patients with a life expectancy of 3 months and that only 1/3 of the prev
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by d1str0 5y ago
As an apple tv user, it has been trained into me that voice commands are Global unless specifically in the search field (not just the search screen). I fuck this up all the time. What is naturally intuitive to me is to go to an app and anyw
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by d1str0 6y ago
Yes but localized and rarely digitized
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by d1str0 6y ago
Have any studies shown that vaccinations are helping stymie the spread of the virus? Last I heard, the current vaccines do not prevent infection nor do they prevent shedding the virus and exposing others. They just prevent illness in tho
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by d1str0 6y ago
This isn't really true. If you have an AWS, you need a global god admin. That's the root user. As an IT guy, I have to store those creds somewhere. So I make the password super long and random, store it in lastpass, add 2fa, and a
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by d1str0 6y ago
Yup. Bishops and pawns are sneaky with these graphics. I also Botez gambited
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by d1str0 6y ago
It specifically says this beforehand
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by d1str0 6y ago
Lost one, won one, I'm a 1350 rapid player on lichess. Of course I would say I lost the first game because of graphics and being hard to tell pawns from bishops, but it definitely wrecked me on the first try. Second try it blundered
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by d1str0 6y ago
How is this different from their paid, as a service version? Are we just paying for easy integration?
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by d1str0 6y ago
Performance is rarely the top priority for a software engineering project. If you task a whole team to switch from Go to Rust or C# purely because “Rust goes brrr” you’re going to have a bad time. I use Go because its decently fast, I like
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by d1str0 6y ago
At apogee? Pretty sure that final flame is expected.
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by d1str0 6y ago
Also this one for bitcoin. Just send some bitcoin here and you will totally lose it. Guaranteed. Please. Please send bitcoin here. I promise you won’t get it back. BTC: 33r9rLTE9b5217rbS4PNDWLQdxJ7WutykU

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