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by dmos62 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peace_for_our_time
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by dmos62 5y ago
An example I ran into recently is Far Cry 3. It's not that old either. It has a coop campaign that's now unplayable due to server disrepair. Invitations to lobby do not work.
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by dmos62 5y ago
Are you OCR'ing websites?
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by dmos62 5y ago
Could a rogue SSD move things around in your filesystem? If so, couldn't it install a rootkit? Either way, it's not just about backdoors. A blob is like a car that you cannot perform maintenance on. You want to be able to fix bugs
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by dmos62 5y ago
I'm hopeful that open processors like RISC will be a big step in solving this. But, then there will still be all that other blob-y, closed hardware like SSDs, network cards, radios. In my humble opinion, there's something wrong wi
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by dmos62 5y ago
You might be missing a change in index: `obj[0].prop` vs `obj[1].prop`. Or, your JSON might have the same property defined multiple times: `{a:1, a:2}` (though I'm not sure how gron handles that situation).
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by dmos62 5y ago
> grok A good opportunity to introduce `gron` to those unfamiliar! ▶ gron "https://api.github.com/repos/tomnomnom/gron/commits?per_page=1" | fgrep "commit.author" json[0].commit
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by dmos62 5y ago
You've opened the doors to a fascinating world for me.
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by dmos62 5y ago
> Seeing other humans the same way I feel when I look at a pig or a wolf. A large, possibly dangerous animal, with no real intelligence behind its eyes, only cunning. I'd say people are pretty much talking animals. Not to discount l
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by dmos62 5y ago
> Heck, Microsoft (Longhorn), SecureWorks (Platinum Colony), and Google (GOSSIPGIRL) are the only US companies that have even publicly assigned names to track US linked APT groups. I didn't understand this statement, but it's i
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by dmos62 5y ago
A related cause is to have publicly funded software be published open-source. Check out the FSFE Public Code campaign https://publiccode.eu/ .
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by dmos62 5y ago
The post is pretty hard to understand. Here's the paper and an excerpt from the abstract: https://arxiv.org/abs/2106.00660 > First, we show how an image owner with access to an inpainting model can augment thei
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by dmos62 5y ago
Bug! Badges have descriptions in the title attributes on the <li> elements, but <li>s contain <img>s which also have an accessibility title and that's what gets displayed (on my Firefox 91.0.2), so I have to look at h
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by dmos62 5y ago
I'd be surprised if this question could have an off hand answer. Doesn't sound like something that could have scalability predictable enough to do back of the envelope calculations on.
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by dmos62 5y ago
To be fair US government could talk about global trends.
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by dmos62 5y ago
They're hardly detectable from Earth.
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by dmos62 5y ago
Better clients can periodically change between random ports and use encryption. I would expect such a client to require a pretty specific search to be discovered. What we can't really protect from is someone watching the global P2P tra
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by dmos62 5y ago
I'm a newby in these topics. I'm pretty sure that bittorrent has worked in ipv6 for a long time now; actually, I find it unintuitive that it would care whether one or the other is used. Also, doesn't bittorrent work fine with
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by dmos62 5y ago
Checkout Ben Anderson's 2 part ~30 minute report from Afghanistan for Vice from around 10 years ago [0][1]. He was embedded with British troops and ANA during a patrol with a lot of gun fights. The British strafed an empty field, almos
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by dmos62 5y ago
Not OP, but I'd say the problem is that someone, doesn't matter if it's the manufacturer, can disable your device remotely or that he has access to it at all.
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by dmos62 5y ago
I don't know about you, but I'm particularly motivated by endurance activities in the cold. The mental aspect of accepting the cold's effect on you is often more interesting than the motoric process of running or swimming.
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by dmos62 5y ago
There's headphones for swimmers :)
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by dmos62 5y ago
Whether something is lawful does not decide whether it's useful. To some people bypassing currency censure is a good thing.
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by dmos62 5y ago
Look up Bisq. It's an anonymous trustless exchange that's hard to censure. Disclaimer: I contributed to it.
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by dmos62 5y ago
I remember reading the Market Wizards books and this would come up often in the interviews. Some felt strongly about it, some didn't think much of it. It depends on the person.
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by dmos62 5y ago
I find this formula unintuitive (for starters I had to google what alpha and beta was). Does it have a name so I can look it up?
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by dmos62 5y ago
You should have read the post before commenting. > Unlike a timeshare, Ancana owners own a real asset (the property) versus a block of time. If you decide you want to sell your share, you are free to do so at any time, either through us
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by dmos62 5y ago
Taking Git out of the workflow is scary. That makes any alternative to it exciting. Nice work!
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by dmos62 5y ago
What is a social psychologist? Or, what is an asocial psychologist? Is it someone who's interested in people's psychology, but not in the people? What a term.
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by dmos62 5y ago
I think you'd find it hard to find an honest kleptocrat.

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