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by elashri 3y ago
Some people already maintain some lists that you might find helpful [1] [1] https://github.com/rjaus/awesome-ublacklist
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by elashri 3y ago
> Instead, the CMS team relies on an algorithmic system apparently known as "the trigger" (Okay, are they deliberately trying to freak out TikTok?). The trigger highlights only the potentially interesting collisions, allowing f
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by elashri 3y ago
I think the scale only matters here (probably). Because I will find it hard that a teacher/professor will not be allowed to setup a service where they will teach and provide their knowledge for others. That is basically the concept of
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Scientists Measure Entanglement at the LHC(symmetrymagazine.org)
1 points by elashri 3y ago|0 comments
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by elashri 3y ago
Then you need to make it illegal to know of a breach and don't report it. This might give employees incentive to report their management illegal act of hiding a potential breach by obstructing internal investigation. Or better make the
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Particle Physicists Agree on a Road Map for the Next Decade(nytimes.com)
2 points by elashri 3y ago|0 comments
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by elashri 3y ago
I don't think "made" is really true here. I did not make the choice to be born in this particular country with this particular social contract. And the copyright law for most part get established before I was even born and I
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by elashri 3y ago
I waited 10 years for my brother to grow up and ask me the question. Unfortunately he did not ask the question until he took a class in CS that introduced him to vim as a tool. And he did not ask me but searched and got this answer instead.
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by elashri 3y ago
I laughed so much reading the article > Compare that to the wealth of the entire planet at $60 trillion.
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by elashri 3y ago
Real here means only that these numbers are adjusted for inflation. It does not change the fact that they are a poor measure for cost of living.
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by elashri 3y ago
I really find it very misleading to report the piracy in terms of lost money. Because this always assumes that if no piracy exists, then 100% of people who did it will pay for the material otherwise. The argument goes along, this really hur
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by elashri 3y ago
The most important thing > The authoring agencies urge executives of software manufacturers to prioritize using MSLs in their products and to demonstrate that commitment by writing and publishing memory safe roadmaps. MSLs = Memory Safe
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by elashri 3y ago
Good question, the short answer is no. For the long answer, let's begin by simplifying the concept of the Standard Model itself. The Standard Model is a theory that describes the fundamental particles and forces (except gravity) in the
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Updates to Repository Pages(github.blog)
1 points by elashri 3y ago|0 comments
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by elashri 3y ago
I did my M.SC in one of the High energy physics experiments looking for "natural" magnetic monopole but now moved for supersymmetry then flavor physics. The title is basically clickbait and personally it triggers a collective trum
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by elashri 3y ago
There is matrix.
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by elashri 3y ago
> On Chrome, I can fire up an incognito window, type a magic keyword, do what I need, close the incognito window and go back to default. You can do the same on Firefox (at least developer edition). I thought that you want to do that with
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by elashri 3y ago
> That's exactly the problem though. I know it's somehow possible, but the fact that I have to search for what's the internal boolean name for whatever feature I want to disable is simply a bad dev UX. I think as a develop
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by elashri 3y ago
While not recommended, and I would run firefox developer edition for that, you can disable (make the value false) `security.ssl.enable_ocsp_stapling` in `about:config`. You will be able to view sites with invalid certs/config. But will
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by elashri 3y ago
> Because it's a pain in the ass. People don't want the fediverse, they want an app. It seems that I enjoy the pain with many other people on r/selfhosted. I will call that pleasure I feel, The Pleasure of Pain. I think th
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by elashri 3y ago
> I wasn't proposing ROOT to be reimplemented in JS. That was what the GP attributed to me. Sorry for assuming that. I really felt the pain of thinking of possibility of combining two things I hate so much together (JS+ROOT) > &q
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Why It's Hard to Break Plastics(physics.aps.org)
1 points by elashri 3y ago|0 comments
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by elashri 3y ago
In some cases yes that will be true. But good luck having the inertia to replace ROOT in general (by anything). While many people hate ROOT (I do and feel the pain daily) it is highly tailored optimized piece that will take decades to try t
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America's School Internet Censorship Machine(wired.com)
6 points by elashri 3y ago|0 comments
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by elashri 3y ago
Not that I want to abolish university degrees for either STEM or humanities but your argument can go about STEM fields too. Engineers, physicists and Mathematicians existed before the students had to be in debt too to learn those things. Bu
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PaperMemory: The Browser's Reference Manager(github.com)
2 points by elashri 3y ago|0 comments
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by elashri 3y ago
They probably assume that only if you on PC you will be interested into reading reviews about extensions. Because you can't use them them on mobile (android or Firefox) while using vanilla chrome.
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by elashri 3y ago
The failure of this metric as measure of happiness is very obvious. I can be rich person (relatively rich not that rich) and are spending a lot of money on my health problems who are making my life hell. With such metric this indicates that
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by elashri 3y ago
They had this plan in place since earlier. They rolled it first to critical python libraries [1]. They even had agreement with google to provide free hardware security keys for free for those developers [2] [1] https://www.malwar
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How effective are climate protests at swaying policy?(nature.com)
2 points by elashri 3y ago|1 comments

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