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by furi 8y ago
I had the Windows issue for a while too but eventually verifying game files fixed it. I'm mentioning this precisely because I am in a position where the game works on Windows but doesn't on Linux, if it worked on neither that woul
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by furi 8y ago
It has Tor integration out of the box (obviously I haven't audited it, but in theory that's enough).
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by furi 8y ago
I don't know about IPFS, but ZeroNet (another distributed internet project) has a couple.
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by furi 8y ago
I suspect their rating system doesn't factor in hardware differences between the platinum reports: two of the games in their top 27 have serious issues with AMD graphics cards as far as I can tell. Wolfenstein: The New Order appears to
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by furi 8y ago
> And ultimately, how can I know for sure that CloudFlare won't play the game where as acting as a proxy they will modify some of the files served? Imagine I want to retrieve cat.gif and cloudflare intercepts my request and serves m
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by furi 8y ago
It certainly was restricting, we didn't tear down those institutions for no reason, but how do we go about assigning relative importance to them? If I had a strong community but no choice in my occupation (especially if I had been rais
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by furi 8y ago
It looks to me (really little more than a hunch) more like we've bettered our lives immensely in most physical ways (removing disease, hunger, cold, etc.) but pulled the rug out from under our feet on the social/fulfillment end of
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by furi 8y ago
"www." is useless until you have multiple servers. Say you run a game server and a website on a web server for that game server as well. You need to give them separate domains so that they can resolve to separate IP addresses i.e.
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by furi 8y ago
You can write Verilog or VHDL (the two main hardware description languages used to design circuits) in any text editor you choose and verify the basic functional correctness (verifying that it implements the logical behavior you want) in a
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by furi 8y ago
That puts it into perspective, thanks.
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by furi 8y ago
How exactly would this work? It's my understanding the IP addresses have to be allocated in a somewhat uniform manner to make routing feasible so it looks like it would require you to give a block of IPv6 addresses to the customer&#x2
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by furi 8y ago
I read a very insightful comment on a previous similar thread about this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17682648 The short of it is that any platform you build to make friends (at least if you take the naive approach
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by furi 8y ago
Solving Meltdown absolutely does not require a new type of processor. Performing out-of-order executions of privileged instructions is something you can just not do, nobody except Intel is doing it right now in fact. Lots of Spectre variant
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by furi 8y ago
There is nothing transparent about OpenAI. They have never released any of their models to the public, despite the fact that their models play completely different strategies to humans in an extremely heavily modified version of the game (m
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by furi 8y ago
> No one has come close to solving recommendation. What if it isn't solvable? To me it doesn't look like there is enough room to maneuver, at least not in things like movies and TV shows, I think in music there might be. Say a
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by furi 8y ago
Customers don't demand non-testicle exploding drugs because that's already the standard in the same way that customers don't demand software that doesn't wipe their disks at random intervals, because software already doe
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by furi 8y ago
What the parent comment is referring to is the oft claimed reason for Disney lobbying for extensions to the duration of copyright law: that they do so every time the copyright on the original Mickey Mouse cartoons is about to expire to prev
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by furi 8y ago
> how a man managed to bring that much firepower into his hotel room and keep it there for so long. Which is completely irrelevant. He could have done the same thing with a single suitcase containing one rifle and a bunch of magazines. T
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by furi 8y ago
It's not an anonymous platform. You sign up with a username, email and password like anything else, there just isn't a requirement to supply a phone number, photo ID or similar. What they mean is Discord just banned the user accou
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by furi 8y ago
I'm not going by stereotype here, I'm going by my personal experience. Now what probably is happening is I'm confirmation biasing a bit, it probably isn't quite 9/10 but it's enough that I wouldn't feel co
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by furi 8y ago
I've said this on here before more or less, but here's the problem for me: If my girlfriend is approached by a man without due cause (such as asking for directions, trying to commission her to work on something, etc.), our immedia
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by furi 8y ago
Still absolutely trivial for a state level actor to bypass, aka: the exact people you really don't want creating fake news that looks government endorsed.
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by furi 8y ago
That would make the (largely hypothetical) problem of deepfaked news far far worse. It's the same problem we see with TLS where a green lock just means people's brains turn off. "It must be tied to a real person's ID&quo
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by furi 8y ago
I think it's because the ecosystems are quite different. In x86 processors you can swap them in isolation and keep the same connectivity standards, the same types of RAM, the same operating systems and programs. In phones you can&#x27
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by furi 8y ago
As I said in another comment, I fear approaching women because I don't expect people to be any more charitable with me than I am with them, and I do not think highly of men who approach women. If a man approaches my girlfriend without
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by furi 8y ago
Well perhaps it's regional to some degree, I can't say, but I certainly know other people who think this way and it's what I'm scared of when approaching women. I'm not scared of harassment accusations (that seems l
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by furi 8y ago
It's the ignorance of reality mostly. Whenever my girlfriend gets a guy approaching/messaging her both of us default to an immediate suspicion of romantic intent. It doesn't require them treating her in a dehumanizing way or