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6y ago
So, adding a dot after the domain FQDN and identical but it cause the cookie mismatch and CORS. If we have a browser extension that force CORS for any domain including the identical one, does it work as a powerful adblock?
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6y ago
Better not be hired by Amazon.
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6y ago
Isn't that a problem of ZFS? I don't mind SMR HDD if it was labeled as such and warn about it's weird performance traits.
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6y ago
Comparing the systems with Two sockets vs One socket, Hyperthreading vs None. I don't think we can trust the result that much. But just for general opinion. Intel CPU has strong memory guarantee between cores compared to the ARM. If th
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6y ago
Only good option is nuke the Windows and use the better OS, like GNU/Linux, FreeBSD or OpenBSD etc.
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6y ago
A preinstalled local server, presumably running in kernel space for it cause BSOD, crash when connected from localhost and attempted TLS handshake? The preinstalled crapware never changes.
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ezoe
6y ago
When google said "Jump", you must say "How high?". But there is more. Google won't inform you the required height or doesn't define what jump is.
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6y ago
Considering purely on the freedom of expression. It's Twitter's web server, which is a private property of the for-profit company. They don't have a contract with the Trump that they distribute the expression of Trump without
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6y ago
This is what I don't like about the common law. The copyright law of my country, for example, explicitly defined what is copyrightable and what is not. It's the expression that is protected by copyright law, not the mere idea. Not
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6y ago
And if you miss that, if you press Ctrl-C, vim display the proper way to quit vim from ages ago.
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6y ago
The autoconf checks if the build environment has a sane C compiler, standard C library, shell and command and all. At that time, well 30 years ago, it might be useful, but today, it's completely garbage. If the build environment found
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6y ago
So that we don't have to relies on a platform which is infamous for automatic ban anything it's automated system think inappropriate. Like now, if you utter the word coronavirus, you may get banned regardless of the content.
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6y ago
Why? It appears, in the essence, it's a video player that support streaming over the BitTorrent protocol. Do you also claims FTP server/client software has no legitimate use other than copyright infringement? There are so many vid
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6y ago
Slack is a direct successor of IRC. Those who are familiar with the IRC are quickly getting used to. But if used by people without IRC experience, the result usually suffer as they don't understand the IRC culture and can't use it
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6y ago
I don't get it. The No.1 copyright infringement tool is undoubtedly the most popular web browser, whichever that is.
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6y ago
s/these days/always/ Here, fixed it for you.
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ezoe
6y ago
Don't relies on somebody else's distribution platform as you sole way to distribute your software. They totally deserve it.
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6y ago
That's hilarious. The attacker can exploit the fact that the TSA agent punching the suspicious bag and using him as an detonator. I don't know. Did he suffer a serious brain damage? You're looking for a potentially explosive
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6y ago
>has been suspended on the grounds that some of the podcasts it indexes reference the coronavirus but aren’t approved by government entities or public health organizations. I don't know. The google should ban itself for they indexes
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6y ago
The blog is not gone. You can start writing your own blog now and it cost no money at all as there are plenty of free of charge blog hosting services. What I miss is the public forum and chat. True, it still exists in English, but in my nat
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Google don't negotiate. I had an Blogger(run by Google) article removed by Google in 2019. https://cpplover.blogspot.com/2012/04/blog-post_9853.html This article quoted an interesting local Japanese news in 2
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6y ago
"All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others" -- George Orwell.
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6y ago
Don't relies on the Google to distribute the browser extension.
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6y ago
It's been said one month ago. They just die in their home. https://www.reddit.com/r/Coronavirus/comments/g0p3po/deaths_...
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6y ago
Do you think you could implement the D compiler in 1980s computer?
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"Since I paid a lot of money on this consultant, his advice better be good. No it must be good otherwise I'm wasting my money."
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6y ago
That's hilarious. I wonder D's adoption and share was changed now if it was free back then. It might be used instead of Go or Rust today.
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"Our existing codebase sucks. So let's buy some cool companies in the wild and let them help fixing our codebase" Yup, it sounds like the perfect plan to me. What likely happens is this. The current codebase is too ugly to im
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6y ago
Why don't you just disable the cookie in the browser you are running in the computer you own? If you can't, that means you have no control over the computer and software you own.
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6y ago
>Vietnam War count What count? The number of American death? It's the least of concerns if think about the total civilian death.
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