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emmelaich
6mo ago
Is a fake honeypot ... real? Is een nep -honeypot ... echt? Forgive my pedantry.
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emmelaich
6mo ago
Recommended! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d95J8yzvjbQ
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6mo ago
Rather, I think that using a functional safe language tricks people into thinking that the data it deals with is stateless. Whereas many many things change in operating systems all the time. Until we have a filesystem that can present a sn
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6mo ago
Let me defend ear twitching. It's a subtle way of communication for those of us so blessed with the ability.
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6mo ago
I was taught it's an alternative "spelling" of cat. M O Q
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6mo ago
But the energy in boiling isopentane would be less right?
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6mo ago
About the "worst" thing I've read about Orwell was that he was a relentless moralist and didn't know how to have fun. Sorta the opposite of P.G.Wodehouse. Which ... I'm OK with. I've read most of his work too
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6mo ago
Inspection suggests " https://online-fonts.com/fonts/alegreya "
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6mo ago
More details and videos at https://ace.ai.sony/
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6mo ago
You could also use the inbuilt substitution mechanism: $ parameter='fisholdbits' $ echo ${parameter/old/new} fishnewbits
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6mo ago
Not sure that Linus would actually agree with Linus' law. So it's a bad name. Call it the ESR observation or something else. Separately, I'd add Rust's API design principles, though it's more of a adjunct with thin
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6mo ago
Do you frequently experience and remember dreams?
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6mo ago
Or jungle ants... "Commissioner: Leiningen, you're up against a monster twenty miles long and two miles wide... forty square miles of agonizing death! You can't stop it! " -- quote from The Naked Jungle. Trivia - I beli
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6mo ago
https://paulgraham.com/submarine.html
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6mo ago
> "the right of the people peaceably to assemble" "Peaceably" is important. If you think the pro-Palestinian protests on campus are peaceful, try wearing a yarmulke and walking anywhere near them. Or anywhere on m
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6mo ago
I suspect Proton are subject to the same laws as Google.
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6mo ago
Depends what the consequences are, obviously.
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6mo ago
He was banned from the Cornell campus. His identity is far from a secret.
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6mo ago
> Git can checkout only a set of files or directories How do you do this? With submodules / subtrees?
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emmelaich
6mo ago
Thanks very much for your reply.
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emmelaich
6mo ago
The title of the page is "Charcuterie — A Visual Unicode Explorer" so a search would bring it up. [edit - tested in a incognito page]
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6mo ago
Some targets are more valuable than others. A firewall product has obvious security value. The fact that it requires high privilege is another reason. I have the same thoughts about other Mac apps. e.g. iTerm2 - cause they "see"
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6mo ago
Just saying developers have been hacked. Underrated existence proof.
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6mo ago
Their copy of the compiler. Just an example. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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6mo ago
Probably used logn not log2. >>> math.log(8_000_000_000) 22.80270737862625
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6mo ago
Yep, As fans of Larson's The Far Side, probably every American and Americo-phile computer geek and cypherpunk used 'dang' Same goes for the rest of your list.
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6mo ago
?! The same way every other developer that has been hacked. You surely cannot be suggesting you're un-hackable. That seems ludicrously hubristic.
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6mo ago
They don't build their own machines or write their compilers or write their own crpyto code or ... so many other things.
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6mo ago
It's partly for dramatic purposes, to slow the realisation of the audience that they are aliens talking about people. And, ofc, in-drama logic; the beings (of silicon or whatever) are/were blending in with humans to study them.
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6mo ago
Same, I thought the newberries were going to be some sort of intelligence enhancer.
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