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by foolmeonce 6y ago
> If you can look at it as a learning experience that's fine as well. A gambling addiction is also something you get from (in)appropriate learning experiences.. I think Nordvig's view of programming and materials that fit a lon
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
But this is reversed for a watering hole bug against an organization. They only needed to get into one stack one member of the org uses and stay. Their reason for releasing multiple chains of attack at once instead of whenever their current
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
I would describe it as "Restricted use" software which has existed for decades, generally as closed source. Sure the SaaS server licenses are more or less open use with caveat, but why won't a process paralleling tivoization
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
I think it's an issue with estimating probabilities. They probably saw a few failures a year of people using Signal or WhatsApp slopily on old Android phones that were easy to sideload onto with a warrant, had microphones with no hard
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
Democracy is important to me, and therefore republics that have limits to maintain it. If killing a leader who increases his power within a republic is a problem for you then you value a world where democracy for one generation can choose d
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
The power of foreign governments wax and wane, a permanent president is eventually a dictator and has all the necessary local resources to stay put. It is unfortunate for other countries that the precedents haven't been severe. I don&#
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
Looking at the 2020 results, it seems like a remarkably good outcome to me. The trouble is that any leader who tries to expand term limits gets a relatively good deal probability wise, while the society gets a lot of uncertainty followed by
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
> My parents smart Samsung is just a few years old, but, as I learned on my last visit, is no longer supported for many of the current streaming apps, so they need a new streaming device to plug into it! I think a dumb TV with an externa
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
This happened with normal search, Google punished companies for spam links to their websites which caused sites to pay for bad links to their competition to raise their relative ranking.. It's now necessary for everyone to review links
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
Thanks, that article and it citations look very promising. I'm a little discouraged to see a first data point where clear is correlating with strength though since mixed color recycling waste was my first thought on sourcing. Still it
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
The HDD macs work very well with an SSD swap (hard in a corporate setting,) or just an external SSD (easy in a corporate setting.) But should have maximum RAM (hard to change in a corporate setting.) I'm not at all fond of the newer mo
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
Don't be self employed abroad as a US citizen.
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
Hm.. I find it funny that organizations use MS products and stay in business. The amount of downtime and ridiculous failures I saw regularly as a consultant were astounding. My coworkers used Macs which really don't cost anything given
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
Yes, land sand is no good for building directly due to grain shape, but I think it is fine as input to the glass stream. Most manufactured sand is from stone quarries today, but I think a process of making manufactured sand from recycled gl
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
Yes, though the relatively small amount of sand that companies suck up with permission from i.e. EU countries in the mediterranean acts as a fig leaf for cheap ocean sand. There's no real justification for letting all the ocean resourc
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
What does a publisher's reversal about their wants have to do with selling books they already printed? I don't think(?) eBay globally banned selling of past copies of Meinkampf while the copyright was cleverly held by a German Sta
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
That's kind of a false dichotomy, since once you understand CSS rules on something such that it works somewhere, you spend a lot of time interpreting addendums on caniuse and trying to arrange graceful degradation. If you only have to
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
They let their customers sell which was probably a fiduciary responsibility. An obligation to maintain the market for a stock because a portion of it's owners are your customers would be a bizarre responsibility.
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
OTOH, Socrates lived through the rise of Athens to prominence (their great generation?) and the generation he complains about would have been the ones to stop it's decline (our boomers -millenials.) (So his observations could be of a c
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
It obviously depends on what "change this" means, but I would expect anything meant as a pro-merchant reform to first take current discretion to discriminate away from visa and merchant side processing.
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
While I think it's wrong to add additional risks beyond the loss of value itself (i.e. raised fees for too many charge backs.) I would rather the merchant stay liable for the loss itself. I think it is an equivalent example that if no
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
First key comes up with a 3rd party performance library for go.. If you are parsing a stream, etc, it is always possible to have situations where you can stop reading when you get a first answer, but then you don't really know if the s
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
There's also a reason the Ottomans needed to make an idiom to explain organizational failure: "The fish stinks from the head down."
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
> The only thing that tail recursion changes is how much memory an operation will take. Tail recursion specifically changes whether a compiler can optimize away the stack, which means your out of memory will come from lack of memory for
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
If you are SA, the risk that softbank will need to issue you a middleman with no ethics to manage your real estate is 100%.
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
The basic principle of real security models is once an attacker has full access all data on the system is potentially tampered with. You can try to play games with ensuring logs leave the system, but everyone takes shortcuts to make sure th
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
> b) It's literally an NSA leaked exploit????? Like are you kidding me using an NSA developed exploit as "pretty basic stuff" lol It must have been very expensive and innovative, does that make it hard to copy into your sc
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
People walking around with facial recognition reporting everyone else's whereabouts to FB, probably won't get what they deserve, at least in places with civil restraint.
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
> I can't imagine why they would have done that in the past .. decade? Maybe they aren't using software keys, but rather a low quality/older/small-kb hardware token or following the default guide for one? The vast maj
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by foolmeonce 6y ago
If you have no compliance requirements, you can also just use any pkcs#11 token (with support for non-extractable keys) to secure the key, and setup an air-gapped process on a laptop with a bootcd, etc, to minimize the risk of compromising

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