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by febusravenga 2y ago
What is the problem with long lived certs? Is the cryptography behind PKI considered weak nowadays, that you can collect enough material on cert that you can derive privkey? Is there other fundamental cryptographic weakness? I understand pr
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by febusravenga 2y ago
Reading this piece right now. better late than never!
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by febusravenga 2y ago
Only slightly related ... > Chrome does not trust user-added Certificate Authorities for QUIC. Interesting. In linked issue chrome team says: > We explicitly disallow non-publicly-trusted certificates in QUIC to prevent the deployment
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by febusravenga 2y ago
Mandatory game for those who managed not to see it already: https://neal.fun/password-game/
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by febusravenga 2y ago
It's not diacritics, it's something more broken with geo coding. Szczecin, Poland is found but handle is pl-undefined as for you... But what is more interesting, Stettin, Poland works ok... and link is surprisingly meet.hn/ci
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by febusravenga 2y ago
(0/-1)/1=0 0+(-1)+1=0
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by febusravenga 2y ago
Next ecosystem totally forgot what proper makefile is... And they arguing it is innovative and pragmatic. Sad.
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by febusravenga 2y ago
Thanks from non native English reader that now understands what's going on :).
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by febusravenga 2y ago
I felt your reply was too harsh, but after few moments I realized that I instinctively think the same I treat any output from ChatGpt as garbage until checked in other sources. So effectively, not worth looking there in the first place.
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by febusravenga 2y ago
Yeah, it's interesting to see techniques from short track (skates) or bike track to be used in so extremely different type of run. But after some thought, it's obvious that any long distance run can be divided into phases with di
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by febusravenga 2y ago
Interesting. Never thought about that, but are you saying that emergency brake on train tears wheels so much that it's not able operate normally? Interesting learn. (the whole thread started by overconfident guy with unrealistic ideas
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by febusravenga 2y ago
Oh no, I always envisioned and drewamed about 3d extension of TTD like this. Someone finally did it. I'm doomed.
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by febusravenga 2y ago
Surprise, it's good for many things but bad for cars... intesting observation in times when many of us realize our environment is more friendly to cars than to people.
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by febusravenga 2y ago
I don't think it's hate for usage of bottled water outside of home/on trip/in transit. The hate is about people using bottled water in their home en masse even if they have it for "free" in kitchen. Some been n
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by febusravenga 3y ago
Hammer is not screwdriver. you want screwdriver and hammer to blend into one tool. Does your hammer has built-in car or drone to bring nails from store? No. that's why some people think that it's reasonable to split programs that
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by febusravenga 3y ago
> I cannot balance myself on one foot if I close my eyes. Skill issue. I'm good at balance sports and can say that balancing on one foot with closed eyes is hard but doable. Just train it :)
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by febusravenga 3y ago
Jeez, aren't you seeing what everyone writes here? Learning is not being "illiterate". It means trying to become literate and shows intention. Being impolite in response to use of such non-perfect use of language is rude at l
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by febusravenga 3y ago
This very well explained here https://github.com/Chlumsky/msdfgen and with more details in linked pdfs. Basically, signed distance fields allow high resolution renders from low resolution rasters which represent chara
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by febusravenga 3y ago
As European, I though it's some new/old or just fancy name for mainland China...
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by febusravenga 3y ago
Creating proper `npm` package that works in many popular variants of J*script environment slowly but surely gets to same level of complexity.
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by febusravenga 3y ago
Some of us even experienced it in person. :)
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by febusravenga 3y ago
is this inefficency, just another incarnation of Proof of work? Anyway, I think that inefficency caused by distribution to many not connected agents (regions, committee, people) is key in achieving security in voting system, so yes it'
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by febusravenga 3y ago
I don't know, but as someone pointes out, we EUropeans are less combative and maybe need less to satisfy our needs, so we don't run for more GDP? maybe it's enough? I'm not saying it's good, but maybe it's just
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by febusravenga 3y ago
true, I'm web fronted developer and I don't care ... more, I have no ida that there's some drama going on let alone normal users
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by febusravenga 3y ago
I see lead (Pb...something) as main ingredient, isn't it banned in most industries because how toxic it is and how hard it's to handle in industrial scale? isn't that a problem for potential mass applications? (lots of comm
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by febusravenga 3y ago
> which is ethnically homogeneous Like Poland after world war two?
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by febusravenga 3y ago
we have option to go to huge market and stock for a week, but that's unpleasant, biting long and cumbersome. stopping by and for small shopping while walking with dog and or biking from gym to buy few fresh things for this tonight is h
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by febusravenga 3y ago
Tried few apps from this list and I'm surprised to find that at least 3 of those don't support phone only reservations... Some kind of businesses rely on phone mostly, email is almost not used ... and entering it is major inconven
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by febusravenga 3y ago
Not my area, but at least "big" electronics will probably die because of whiskers that grow until you've got raandom shorts in circuits. Not sure if integrated circuitry suffers from this or other similar phenomenon to. http
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by febusravenga 3y ago
Post apo Graphikos - list of addresses of drawers with unused rpis to be used to save humanity by playing doom and block ads in non existing internet, seems like good good artifact for post apo Indiana Jones Where can I enlist my drawer?

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