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781.
by devit 6y ago
Probably more fun that losing to someone just because he can move the mouse in response to a visual stimulus faster than you? If the resulting game is too simplistic, slowing limitations can be added, such as limiting the maximum speed at w
782.
by devit 6y ago
Ever considered that maybe you should design your game so that modifying the client provides no advantage to players? There is a universal way to do so, and it is to provide whatever feature the "cheat" programs are offering direc
783.
by devit 6y ago
Well, not really: bailouts punish people and business who incurred costs to operate in a way that would allow them to pause their economic activity for months (cancellable supply/rent/employment contracts, cash reserves, etc.), an
784.
by devit 6y ago
Why is it supposed to be so complicated to do "processor verification"? Why can't you simply upload the design to an FPGA, and then check that it can: 1. Boot all available operating systems (Linux, *BSD, Windows, etc.) 2. Su
785.
by devit 6y ago
Yeah, but perhaps he knew in advance that the FDA would approve? Of course, it could also have been modelling based on public info or simple gambling.
786.
by devit 6y ago
I think it has a flaw: if you find out you are infected mid-day, then if you reveal your key for the day others can impersonate you for the rest of the day, and if you don't those who you had contact with in the first part of the day w
787.
by devit 6y ago
What's the advantage compared to just using Anbox?
788.
by devit 6y ago
How can it be faster considering that they are equivalent?
789.
by devit 6y ago
The "Bypass Paywalls" browser extension is effective on this article.
790.
by devit 6y ago
Seems to be missing any mention of how this whole process is resilient to killing the apiserver or kubelet at any point in the process (it is resilient to that, right...?).
791.
by devit 6y ago
The other problem is that PostgreSQL doesn't rewrite data in place, so an attacker can determine the order of the user votes from the physical order of data in the database, and the order of issue votes from constantly scraping your we
792.
by devit 6y ago
Does the API not give timing info for parts of the route like the website does? If it does, then they could just query for first stop to last stop and infer all subtrips. Also given they seem to own the buses, they could give the drivers a
793.
by devit 6y ago
If done properly (i.e. everyone except law enforcement, medical, utility and delivery workers stays home, with military/police enforcement, then everyone who did not stay home is tested multiple times) eradication is possible in a mont
794.
by devit 7y ago
You can just change the user for every query.
795.
by devit 7y ago
It's just a form of guided meditation where you focus your attention on the practitioner's touch, so it does exactly what meditation does (which is potentially relaxation, reduction in anxiety, reduction in pain perception, improv
796.
by devit 7y ago
Not a good idea to use 9 to 11 digit long IDs with no password requirement by default; they should have used at least 128-bit random ids, i.e. 21 character long base64-encoded strings.
797.
by devit 7y ago
glibc and bash are needed to have a traditional Unix-like Linux-based system and I don't think they have any fully compatible replacements (musl and BSD sh aren't).
798.
by devit 7y ago
When Compiz came out about several years ago this kind of thing was all the rage.
799.
by devit 7y ago
What is the advantage compared to the traditional method of getting a single Linux system or VM, installing the needed packages via apt/yum, rsyncing over your code (if any) and installing systemd units for anything that needs to run a
800.
Italy PM Conte: 'We are closing down all non-essential businesses.'(translate.google.com)
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801.
by devit 7y ago
The simplest solution is to not buy it, and only buy non-perishable food instead and multivitamin pills if necessary.
802.
by devit 7y ago
The problem is that businesses have been setup in such a way that they can't just stop spending money when they aren't earning any money. But this can mostly be fixed by law, with a law that retroactively changes all rent, leasing
803.
by devit 7y ago
The documentation for crates, modules or struct/enum often contains a "user guide" for the item in question. I think that's better than a separate book, since in most cases that separate book would never get written.
804.
by devit 7y ago
Moving to C++ seems wiser than using a dubious hack like this.
805.
by devit 7y ago
The web is essentially becoming what you propose, with WebAssembly binaries, WebGPU graphics, WebAudio API. Currently you need an HTML and JavaScript shim to use those, but it's easy to remove it and execute WebAssembly directly.
806.
by devit 7y ago
> order to manage memory the way the borrow checker wants, the programmer is at best tempted, and at worst forced, to add complexity to the program Dubious claim; in fact, the opposite seems true, since simpler code passes the borrow che
807.
by devit 7y ago
Nothing is lost or vanishes, it's just a change in the ratio at which people are willing to exchange two assets.
808.
by devit 7y ago
The Italian strategy is simply to try to prevent running out of ICU beds or at least minimize the number of people that can't get IC in the short-term due to the current uncontrolled spread. As far as I can tell, what to do long-term i
809.
by devit 7y ago
I think these claims of "this is not acceptable in the West" are absurd and one of the causes of the current catastrophe. All you need is to pass a law and enforce it with police and military, it's not hard. Since there is a
810.
by devit 7y ago
Note that Rust's "Cow" type is NOT an analogue of copy-on-write C++ strings. The correct analogue in Rust are the Rc and Arc types, and the "make_mut" method that clones the data if and only if there is more than a

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