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dependenttypes
6y ago
> the lack of package manager Just use nix or even apt. Both of them are MUCH better when compared to trash like npm or cargo which do not even check for signatures. > common build system Such as make? There is also Ninja/Meson i
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> since C doesn't ... check for overflows Because it's a language, not an implementation. An implementation is free to do so (and there are such implementations after all).
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Everything that you mentioned was already available at the time in other languages. This is not innovation.
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Java was never a form of innovation.
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6y ago
You are not mandated a constant-time aes implementation either.
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Kubernetes people..
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dependenttypes
6y ago
Check the edit history of the first post.
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I find it gross that dstftw (the core youtubedl maintainer) censored the part about youtube-dlc from that issue.
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It is extremely easy even if you don't.
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6y ago
desktop version: https://xkcd.com/2357/
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6y ago
I heard that some services have started rejecting email addresses that contain their name.
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6y ago
Hashes are not a panacea. I see them being suggested as solution for anonymization of ip addresses/domain names/urls/file names/emails all the time but these people that make said suggestions are either clueless or are a
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6y ago
Or sue you, which is likely with shady companies such as Zoom.
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6y ago
You should be able to configure a script to show you a popup whenever you click on one.
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6y ago
Why though?
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6y ago
https://raccoon-attack.com/ > Raccoon is a timing vulnerability ...
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6y ago
Yet another timing attack. I remember reading not too long ago that the OpenSSL developers will consider side channel attacks an issue only if someone provides a way of exploiting them rather than consider them as ticking time bombs. The ea
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6y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/*/snopes.com > Sorry. > This URL has been excluded from the Wayback Machine. They also do not exclude the archive.org bot in https://www.snopes.com/robots.txt
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6y ago
Why does the proportion matter? Yes, more casual gamers entered the scene - this is to be expected as computers before more accessible, but the number of people willing to play complex strategy games has overall gone up.
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6y ago
Minecraft is another example. Until a recent version there wasn't even a build-in recipe book, you had to either discover them by yourself or search about them online.
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6y ago
One of the goals for CK3 was to dumb CK2 down in order to reach a wider audience. I honestly would not describe any of the newer Paradox games as complex (yes, even Stellaris).
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At the Gates had its own share of problems that wasn't just because it changed too much. > Firaxis's Beyond Earth has barely 1 person who played at least 1 minute for every 10 that bought the game It is common for a lot of peop
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post them regardless
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They exclude Snopes and I think Salon from archiving.
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Turning off canvas only breaks tracking. Very few sites require it to work. Firefox will ask you to enable it on a per-site bases by enabling privacy.resistFingerprinting.
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I suggest using uBlock Origin https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Per-site-switches#no-...
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6y ago
Do not use the input as indices, do not branch depending on the input, and do not use division, mod, and even multiplication on the input. Check how libsodium does it. Here is a safe rot13 implementation in C if it is any help (note: it ass
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Be warned, the implementation is vulnerable to side-channel attacks. Please avoid using it to encode secrets. I would suggest using libsodium instead https://libsodium.gitbook.io/doc/helpers - although it does not offe
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6y ago
Or mark said sites as malicious. No need to select the most anti-user solution.
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6y ago
IMO, there should be some regulation where they should be forced to mention the current and maximum allocation that they are willing to make as well as the average/median bandwidth that the active users enjoy per hour.
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