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by forty 2y ago
Isn't the problem with serverless only a problem with windows not supporting zipped symlinks ? (From what I understand from the GH ticket)
302.
by forty 2y ago
Yes! You are right, my question was more target towards animal that we eat, producing milk and eggs have probably a better environmental impact/protein
303.
by forty 2y ago
Absolutely, and it seems I cannot read :) thanks for noticing
304.
by forty 2y ago
> But this will always be the case when growing animals. Yes. The question is: should we continue growing animals then?
305.
by forty 2y ago
No rainforest have been destroyed by soybean that people eat. Meat production kills environment (with soybeans and more).
306.
by forty 2y ago
That what you would think. I started using again an old ~12 year old Asus Android tablet. Impossible to browse the web, as it doesn't support newer TLS versions, newer CA. Impossible to install more recent software on that old Android
307.
by forty 2y ago
Sorry for the answer more than a week later, but could you please elaborate? They don't have motorized ventilation in the UK? Why?
308.
by forty 2y ago
Yes in a way the problem is self resolving :)
309.
by forty 2y ago
Arguably it's the second best, after: don't use computers
310.
by forty 2y ago
I guess the indicators used largely overlap with the ones used by anti-cheat software, so you probably want to think twice before using that on your gaming pc :)
311.
by forty 2y ago
There is also usually motorized ventilation which is among the 24/24 consumption which is hard to avoid
312.
by forty 2y ago
Maybe "they can replace the disk firmware during transport while the driver was peeing" kind of attackers?
313.
by forty 2y ago
Doesn't DVD video commonly use AC3 to encode audio? That's what I remember from my DVD ripping days at least. Does that mean DVD cannot be read on windows anymore? Or probably it was already the case since apparently they already
314.
by forty 2y ago
I read somewhere that DDR5 has some kind of internal ECC mechanism even for non ECC stick, is that right? Does it make ECC less relevant?
315.
by forty 2y ago
What do you mean without a VM? I guess you don't count docker/podman as VMs then?
316.
by forty 2y ago
Yes, my (probably somewhat poor) understanding is that Israel actions over the past years tended to favor Hamas and weaken PA. From declarations I read in the press I can imagine how some people are happy that peace doesn't happen so t
317.
by forty 2y ago
Some people sees TV as a more serious or reliable source of information than internet, so I think it's fair to avoid having the official propaganda of an hostile country there. Of course there is always a risk of censorship of real inf
318.
by forty 2y ago
I know the whole radical free speech theory where everyone should be able to see all discourses and make their own informed opinion. The thing is, the facts are that propaganda and fake news are super effective. Probably a failure of wester
319.
by forty 2y ago
Maybe not for whole EU, but I read it was banned in France, and I can confirm I cannot reach it now (from France).
320.
by forty 2y ago
> Hamas was seen by even Israel as better than anarchy. Better then anarchy or better than peace? There is some people on both sides of this conflict which are happy to see it radicalized and I think those people all benefits from the ot
321.
by forty 2y ago
Or we can simply have a git hoster which is not in the US and as such is not impacted by DCMA
322.
by forty 2y ago
How is an emulator different from things like libdvdcss? (videolan lib used to break DVD protection). Or is libdvdcss still illegal in the US? Because I feel it's the same, in both cases I want to be able to play things (movies or game
323.
by forty 2y ago
It's a middle ground. You should be able to move passkeys from one vendor to another with some export process but the secret key is not exposed when you use it which reduces the risk of having it stolen
324.
by forty 2y ago
There can be vulnerabilities, this is clearly the hottest attack surface of password managers. I remember a few years ago Tavis Ormandy from Google Project Zero found such vulnerabilities in a bunch of the most popular password managers whi
325.
by forty 2y ago
Yes! Spacechem is my favorite game ever, I finished the game a few times on tablet version (which has a few less puzzles than the desktop one if I remember correctly). Their other puzzle games are great too, but there is some minimalism and
326.
by forty 2y ago
I liked nearly every games by zachtronics (I even enjoyed Ironclads tactics which I don't think was as popular as some others) but not infinyfactory. I couldn't find the added value of 3d in a puzzle game.
327.
by forty 3y ago
Not if you log the seed of the failing runs
328.
by forty 3y ago
"Often" seems a strong word. I understand that it's possible, but I haven't seen many projects using C# or other CLR languages for containerized Linux app
329.
by forty 3y ago
It reminds me of AWS making suddenly S3 strongly consistent https://aws.amazon.com/s3/consistency/ No idea what it involved under the hood, but I assume some magic
330.
by forty 3y ago
It is true in some fields and in large corporations and especially in former public and semi public corporations. However in computer engineering startups for example, solving technical tests and/or a nice GitHub can open you the same

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