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by d33 9y ago
Sorry to hear that your son has APD! This makes me wonder though - do you know if this condition is language-specific? I assume you taught him English; would he have same problems with a very foreign language - say, Chinese?
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by d33 9y ago
I'd say yes. Especially if you mess with ACPI and, say, turn off the fans...
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by d33 9y ago
Nice to see some mainstream news coverage! I had been calling for WPA3 for quite a long time... [0] Could you help me push that further? [0]: https://github.com/d33tah/call-for-wpa3
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by d33 9y ago
Not sure if that's the same, but consider this kind of device: https://www.paxvapor.com/
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by d33 9y ago
Glad to hear you like it! What do you mean by output for video? As for video listing, Lua doesn't provide a cross-platform way to do this, but I might have hacks for Unix/Windows that parse the output of dir/ls commands. Inte
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by d33 9y ago
What do you mean? How else would you implement a check for whether the prefix length is valid?
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by d33 9y ago
That looks way oversimplified. I once wrote a minimal HTTP server in Lua for Nmap project and part of the problem was UTF8 security. Consider get_next_char_len function here to see some of the edge cases: https://github.com/
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by d33 9y ago
Do you have data to back up the claims that a) prostate cancer and its consequences kill less people than breast cancer and b) that men aren't systematically victimized by society? For the latter, I'd say that this topic is inhere
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by d33 9y ago
Personally I find peace prizes abominable: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nobel_Peace_Prize_laur... They just got way too political.
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by d33 9y ago
Not sure what would be the evolutionary purpose of that. I doubt that many of our ancestors survived brain split and managed to reproduce in order to pass the genes, so having that feature would probably mean it's necessary for somethi
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by d33 9y ago
Probably not, hence perhaps.
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by d33 9y ago
Just curious, do you have any data to back this up?
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by d33 9y ago
BTW, as a European, I was surprised to find why Hershey's Kisses taste like vomit and it looks like I'm not the only one to see it this way: http://elitedaily.com/news/hersheys-chocolate-chemical-in-vo...
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by d33 9y ago
You might also enjoy reading an article about Dolphin in the International Journal of Proof of Concept or Get the Fuck Out: https://archive.org/stream/pocorgtfo06/pocorgtfo06_djvu.txt Look for "3 Gekko the D
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by d33 9y ago
"/s" means "sarcasm"
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by d33 9y ago
Context: In the C community, undefined behavior may be humorously referred to as "nasal demons", after a comp.std.c post that explained undefined behavior as allowing the compiler to do anything it chooses, even "to make demo
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by d33 9y ago
Could you elaborate the joke? I don't know him/her.
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by d33 9y ago
When you weigh the loss by the sum of money spent, it IS fair and square. In other words, megadollars per percent of votes.
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by d33 9y ago
Wouldn't you say it would be enough to pin those certs to TLDs?
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by d33 9y ago
Well, I heard people say he controls the flow of the "refugees", so he gets to make some decisions.
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ReactOS 0.4.6 released with many new drivers, UX/stability improvements(reactos.org)
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by d33 9y ago
So basically they found a way to change microcode in ten-year-old processors... though, it's still impressive.
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by d33 9y ago
I only skimmed through, but... was there no crypto that needed to be broken in order to hack microcode?
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by d33 9y ago
What's strange about what he wrote?
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by d33 9y ago
Just curious, are you used to SSHing from the other side of the earth?
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by d33 9y ago
It's not exactly a reliable benchmark for many reasons...
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by d33 9y ago
How does "being in the zone" compare to being in the state of "flow" [0]? Are those synonymous? [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flow_(psychology)
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by d33 9y ago
Just so you know the latest alleged solution seems to be wrong too: https://cstheory.stackexchange.com/a/38832/19646
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by d33 9y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but they also control the software and could divert the users to a different fork if they wanted, right?
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by d33 9y ago
Because WebDriver just doesn't do. For an example of an impossible task, try to retrieve request headers using Selenium. Browser automation getting more and more complicated the more cases you're trying to cover and in my impressi

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