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by deno 9y ago
And this is better how exactly?
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by deno 9y ago
Everything is a file ≠ everything is a blob/adhoc plaintext interface. DBus is a much superior “everything is a file” abstraction, except DBus calls files objects and doesn’t special-case directories. Quick comparison: Inode — Client a
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by deno 9y ago
DBus only uses XML for its introspection interface. There’s really no reason why you couldn’t switch it to anything else like tomorrow. Specifically, DBus does not use XML for any message passing or data serialization. It uses its custom bi
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by deno 9y ago
> Sadly this solution still offers less security than systems integrated into SSO/OAuth and 2FA. OAuth implementations very often have vulnerabilities. Just look at how many Facebook had! Not to mention 1) it doesn’t scale like pass
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by deno 9y ago
I suspect this “cyberweapon” nomenclature will have serious consequences, if it becomes popular. This is like the reverse of the usual PC language softening, e.g. to murder is to “neutralize,” etc. Why is NYT using this term? It’s been inve
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by deno 9y ago
Being vulnerable to blunt objects does not mean you shouldn’t care about other attack vectors.
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by deno 9y ago
This does NOT protect you from script injections, keyloggers, etc. Their approach in fact DOES.
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by deno 9y ago
This article is about a novel technique that supplies dummy passwords on DOM level and intercepts network requests to replace them with actual secrets. This is not about protecting your master key, it’s about protecting the actual passwords
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by deno 9y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/iamverysmart/
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by deno 9y ago
The odds are for your average moron, not for me (I am very smart). So they are not convincing. This is similar issue as with motorcycle statistics. You’re also arguing to the wrong side of the brain. In face of danger, I will never ever cho
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by deno 9y ago
Google can (or refuse to) redirect you anywhere. They also get to know about it, in case the analytics on target page was not enough. That said, I don’t actually agree that AMP’s link rewriting is necessarily the thing that breaks internet,
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by deno 9y ago
At this point you are bootstrapping a parallel social network, with all the pitfalls this entails.
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by deno 9y ago
1000 exabytes² to be exact!
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by deno 9y ago
I did. It’s still not synonymous with “popular.”
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by deno 9y ago
It’s not “prevalent technology.” It’s a proprietary product published by a well-known software company. If you want Microsoft’s TFS just search for “Microsoft TFS.” There is no confusion.
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by deno 9y ago
If you’re looking for Java and the first result is the Wikipedia article on the island[1] do you just switch programming languages? I hear C is very search engine friendly. Probably why it’s so popular. [1] https://en.wikipedia.o
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by deno 9y ago
https://github.com/tsgates/rust.ko#kernel-api-and-abi-stabil...
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by deno 9y ago
So you have to add “fs” or “filesystem“ to your search queries, or not even that if the rest of the query gives sufficient context. Everyone makes name conflicts in independent domains to be a much bigger problem than they are in reality. T
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by deno 9y ago
Actually we could do even better and let the browser do the tracking and anonymize the data.
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by deno 9y ago
Because minified JS and CSS was invented by AMP? Unless you’re doing tree shaking, which AMP can’t do duplicate, compression has rendered “minification” useless long time ago anyway.
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by deno 9y ago
I’m trying to get my karma back to 1337.
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by deno 9y ago
People using Apple have the mentality of slaves. Of course no one complains.
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by deno 9y ago
And I thought using regex for parsing HTML was bad.
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by deno 9y ago
There’s plenty of nice XMPP clients for desktop, though. I do agree, however, that there is a void to be filled by an XMPP client with good discovery. The latency and battery problems everyone was blaming are solved now. The missing piece i
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by deno 9y ago
That’s much better for a source, thanks. Do notice the context, however. We’re approaching this problem from the perspective of trying to determine the network bandwidth of a portable datacenter driving down the highway. Assuming that conta
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by deno 9y ago
Fair enough, I thought it had something to do with the portable aspects of the generator in particular. I am of the opinion that oil should really not be wasted for things that don’t require very high energy density, unlike transportation e
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by deno 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confusopoly
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by deno 9y ago
Why is it not sustainable?
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by deno 9y ago
> Because of our physical and virtual presence around the world, Cloudflare is uniquely positioned to rebuild the core of the Internet. Every customer we bring on increases the size of our [surveillance] network. Google was founded by CI
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by deno 9y ago
Any evidence for any of those claims? Putting anti-tampering failsafes and GPS tracking on the Snowmobile doesn’t seem like such a stretch, when you consider they don’t rent this out to just anyone on the street. And 100 PB is still a lot o

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