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by fathyb 3y ago
Agreed that the problem here is Firefox, untrusted JS code should not cause a crash. For the probing, according to the code: // Can't push large frames blindly on windows, so we must touch frame memory //
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by fathyb 3y ago
> There were expensive servers you could call for porn and gambling as well. And one of those adult servers became one of the principal French ISPs and a major telecom company: Free/Iliad.
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by fathyb 3y ago
I like that english idioms translated literally make sense in Québec, such as "ça fait du sens" for "it makes sense". I realized this specific one is a bit controversial while searching for it, here is something I found
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by fathyb 3y ago
My favorite Algerian loanword is "mickeyettes" for "cartoons" which comes from Mickey Mouse.
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by fathyb 3y ago
Or maybe they're hangover, in which case: opt-in = it won't send telemetry unless you enable it.
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by fathyb 3y ago
https://archive.is/XA4vi
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by fathyb 3y ago
I really liked that look. The first iOS versions also had a similar pattern in the background: https://derflounder.wordpress.com/2011/11/11/setting-custom-...
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by fathyb 3y ago
I always felt like scalability and growth aren't goals here, which is something I like to be honest.
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by fathyb 3y ago
It sounds like it will support both AR and VR use-cases, with smooth transitions in between by detecting people around you or through the digital crown. They also announced official support in the SDK for CrossOver (Wine). [0] It could be p
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by fathyb 3y ago
I have 3 cats still living with their mother and they all do it. She had a strong maternal instinct, but lost it once they grew up, and now she hates all of them, which is apparently the expected behaviour.
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by fathyb 3y ago
This is the case for all digital travel tickets though, no?
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by fathyb 3y ago
Might not count as modern, but the original Reddit and HackerNews codebases: - https://github.com/reddit-archive/reddit1.0 - https://github.com/wting/hackernews
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by fathyb 3y ago
The real killer feature in Monero is privacy by obfuscating transactions. Using an exchange wallet tied to your government identity for private transactions defeats the purpose because a bad actor could access the exchange database, like wi
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by fathyb 3y ago
Ironically it might increase privacy for naive users, as they won't make the mistake of making sensitive Monero transactions using an online exchange wallet.
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by fathyb 3y ago
What about Azure Cortana?
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by fathyb 3y ago
I went through the same and ended up disabling ProMotion on my 16 MBP because a bug makes this animation run twice as long on 120 FPS screens.
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by fathyb 3y ago
I think GP meant zero-copy communication with the GPU, eg. through `newBufferWithBytesNoCopy` [0], which is only possible with unified memory architectures, eg. integrated GPUs. The mmap change was just about mapping the model files in memo
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by fathyb 3y ago
> understand user pain points with the UX. why were people using third party apps? Mostly ads, are you going to remove that? How are you going to explain the revenue loss to the board? > invest in some PR or similar to change peoples
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by fathyb 3y ago
You can download browsers on Linux based on the same engine as Safari. https://webkit.org/downloads/
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by fathyb 3y ago
> Tesla self-driving is better than a bad human driver. I have big doubts regarding this claim. I could not find any source that is not Tesla. Given that TFA is about Tesla deceiving and hiding information from customers, do you have any
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by fathyb 3y ago
They should not be able to do that on the browser too, even with Widevine.
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by fathyb 3y ago
I really like what you did, great work! Please post it whenever you feel it's ready. I'd love to see the code too.
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by fathyb 3y ago
I think the Moorefield and Merrifield SOC platforms are not PC compatible?
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by fathyb 3y ago
I guess today's equivalent VLIW chip would be Tachyum Prodigy, not super confident about it.. https://www.tachyum.com/products/#products-prodigy
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by fathyb 3y ago
In every office I worked at, more than 20% were drunk at 2 PM. I would say it was more like 35%. I don't like being around people on hard drugs, especially at work, so not having to deal with that is a huge plus!
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by fathyb 3y ago
It reads like audio description: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_description
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by fathyb 3y ago
My understanding is that those DB trains migrated to using HVO fuel, which is renewable.
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by fathyb 3y ago
No, it seems most spammers here use cheap SIMs without spoofing (which seems to be what OP is about). They even leave voicemail messages asking to call back. But spoofing is also something that should be fixed. I know it's difficult be
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by fathyb 3y ago
Maybe a standarized national system to report spam, or maybe even as part of the cellular protocol? I never heard of such a system deployed nationally, but I'm wondering if it could help. Most of the time when a spam number calls me, I
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by fathyb 3y ago
I cannot watch the video, but it sounds like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_McCoy_Jr Interesting story, from being part of the team that looked for himself, to his successful escape from prison. He was able to s

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