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enzanki_ars
9y ago
As others have already noted, yes, it’s a pain ship fixes in a company setting, and I fully understand that. On the oth r hand, 4 months for no fix is inexcusable.
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I was just about to come back here and mention that. The article and comments that @stevekemp linked to provided a lot of insight, but as you mentioned, there are ways to prevent exploits of that nature, which the comments in the article po
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enzanki_ars
9y ago
I must be missing something obvious here. Why can’t skype just hard code the locations and hashes of the dll files it needs to load? Why is Skype loading random DLLs from user accessible folders? I must be misunderstanding how Windows progr
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enzanki_ars
9y ago
It seems that a notice would only need to be sent to users that used to have an active GitLab pages setup with a custom domain that does not any more. No point in alerting customers that are not affected yet in my mind. If you do have a cur
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There is already a convention for signed-off by. I don’t understand either why GitHub is pushing for this, though I have seen this feature before on some repositories before the post. Edit: Now that I think about it, can see why. I have see
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9y ago
It wasn't silently added: > I got a strange prompt that Agent wanted to make changes on my computer and needed my admin password An admin/mod should change the title here, but the concern is still the same.
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9y ago
For launches out of the Kennedy Space Center, see https://www.kennedyspacecenter.com/launches-and-events/event... . Example of past availability: https://www.kennedyspacecenter.com/launches-and-events&#x
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9y ago
https://caniuse.com/#feat=websockets Most nativity support it now.
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enzanki_ars
9y ago
I have ADHD, so often as I am working on one feature, I will begin accidentally working on another unrelated feature along side it. I rely on staging a lot to ensure that each commit has only the parts that it needs.
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enzanki_ars
9y ago
With git, you can stage line by line, file by file. You don’t need to commit everything at once. Also, you can add the lines you want in to staging, then use the stash feature to temporarily save lines that you don’t want in the commit. Thi
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enzanki_ars
9y ago
Please cite your sources on the speed comparison. See: https://istlsfastyet.com/ Also, most games I have played seem to use HTTPS. The only time it is used is when the game does not need an instant result, in which case the
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9y ago
The problem with outdated versions is not app compatibility, but security updates. If a zero-day were released, most of these devices would never receive an update fix the issue. Worst case scenario: An Android zero day that can be spread v
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enzanki_ars
9y ago
I am assuming you are referring to Prezi. I agree that Prezi is one of the worst presentation software out there. Both presenting, viewing, and creating one of those presentations is the worst.
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enzanki_ars
9y ago
I would assume that sending that message via the API bypasses some of the same checks the app does. Not sure though.
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Answer for 1, 2, and 3: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/President_John_F._Kennedy_Assa... (TL;DR - On October 26, 1992, a law was passed requiring the release of the files on October 26, 2017)
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enzanki_ars
9y ago
Gitlab has great built in support for CI [0], and you can easily add and run your own CI runners [1]. [0]: https://docs.gitlab.com/ce/ci/README.html [1]: https://docs.gitlab.com/ce/ci/run
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9y ago
But how can you tell if the bots are actually hired by the company? What if it was someone outside the company trying to influence Twitter for their own purposes?
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I too was curious about this. https://github.com/Katee/git-bomb/commit/45546f17e5801791d4b... shows: "Sorry, this diff is taking too long to generate. It may be too large to display on GitHub." ...s
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There is a chicken and egg problem. How does one make a secure password manager password...? There still is the need for users to learn how to generate secure but memorizable passwords.
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That was my guess too, but I have seen some local syndicates for NBC/ABC/CBS/FOX etc. that have some low quality productions. It wouldn't even surprise me if some of those use a similar technique.
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Over-the-air TV channels fascinate me as their operation is very different across the US. Do you remember which one it was? Genuinely curious as I have been working on some programs to showcase the unique over-the-air broadcasts across th
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There will still be an open source version called Font Awesome 5 Free. See https://fontawesome.com/#pro for more details.
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It must be something with a US data center then, as every search returns no results fairly quickly.
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DuckDuckGo and Bing are down
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I saw your comment and the parent comment and didn't think I would see that video posted. That was the first video I thought of to answer the question. In case the parent poster is wondering, here is what the exported video looks lik
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From http://great78.archive.org/preservation/ : "During the 78rpm era there are no standards for speed, stylus size, or record/playback equalization. Within the trade there is broad agreement that optimizing p
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enzanki_ars
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Just out of curiosity, what part of this is considered illegal? Not defending Kite here, but it seems that even though they are using some shady tactics to gain users, none of their product/ToS seems illegal.
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And if you love the command line, MPV ( https://mpv.io/ ) is an even faster and contains less bugs than VLC.
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The article talks about a group releasing a list of academic papers they claim were funded by Google, and the WSJ released a story titled "Paying Professors: Inside Google’s Academic Influence Campaign." While I can not read much
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The problem with any community forum support is that without representatives from the company constantly on there, a question might: - go unanswered - get answered by the community with "here is how you do it," without the "h
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