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by goalieca 3y ago
Pre-heating is essential for cast iron. I primarily cook with it for everything these days on an induction cooktop. Induction is pretty fast at heating the pan and has excellent temperature control.
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by goalieca 3y ago
> are a bunch of "AWS architects" out there running Terraform and building future disasters because they don't properly understand the infrastructure that the whole thing sits upon Back in my day we had two servers handle
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by goalieca 3y ago
It’s bad enough google captcha is broken on Firefox with all the privacy extensions on.
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by goalieca 3y ago
It’s far worse. If you go back to to the html and http protocols, they are extremely open and friendly. I would say extremely elegant and helped build the web we know today. But google has been iterating away from open and accessible standa
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by goalieca 3y ago
> That doesn't mean that recycling has "backfired". I believe it strongly has. Compare the amount of non-recyclable single use plastic consumption these days vs the 1980s and you’ll be shocked. Consumers got a strong messa
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by goalieca 3y ago
With passkeys they won’t. Let’s move on already!
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by goalieca 3y ago
A private key for curve p256 is 32-bytes. Let's say we have associated metadata (hostname, whatever) and round that up to 1KiB per key. A typical user has around 200 accounts but let's give room for 1000 since powerusers love hard
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by goalieca 3y ago
Hundreds of not thousands of people made their own print over the years. Namespacing is important.
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by goalieca 3y ago
The issue with 64GB is one thing. Not many people encrypt single 64GB files. But people do use aes-gcm for tunnels and encrypting billions of messages and you can only use the key so many times before you have to rotate. Many people screw t
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by goalieca 3y ago
I’ll play the devils advocate here but frontend devs need to smarten up. This is basic error handling that should have been in place for years. Blocking tweets with 403 or whatever they chose shouldn’t trigger endless retries on short inter
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by goalieca 3y ago
Twitter never had a health P/E (Price/earning) ratio. 270M is great on a 2B company but terrible on a +40B company.
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by goalieca 3y ago
I had totally forgotten that you had a flair showing your expertise. I did some computer vision stuff for a while. You wouldn’t recognize r/science of the early days though. Reddit is a completely different site.
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by goalieca 3y ago
Yesterday it was crashing for me. Teams quality is still terrible.
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by goalieca 3y ago
Cubes are ugly and visually unappealing. But privacy is important for focusing. Overcrowded Offices suck.
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by goalieca 3y ago
Each website gets a unique key. They are not signed or rooted in any trust. You can still pick any username you want for the account. What passkeys do is replace OTP and MFA. They live along SSO and do not replace it.
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by goalieca 3y ago
Pollution in USSR was something else. It’s not capitalism it’s a general resources problem.
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by goalieca 3y ago
How fast will this be torn apart? I wonder what level of technology, sourcing of components, and quality of security there is.
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by goalieca 3y ago
You need to payoff fewer people in a parliamentary system.
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by goalieca 3y ago
Every confidence vote is 100% along party lines and the executive is the parliamentary leadership. Senior cabinet officials run the country and the prime minister holds all the power.
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by goalieca 3y ago
3-D mazes!
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by goalieca 3y ago
> We’re already in a post-truth era Not really. There’s more truth today than any era of the past. I don’t seek the alignment of planets to predict if my crop will face drought. I can read and study on my own as I do not rely on an anoin
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by goalieca 3y ago
Apple is giving some pretty funding guarantees TSMC. The rest of the industry will certainly benefit.
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by goalieca 3y ago
> Spaghetti code is more of a term for monolithic mess where you have a hard time following all the code logic (cyclomatic complexity) and dependencies. I started using distributed monolith.
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by goalieca 3y ago
I’m all against such embellishments but crypto really has little societal benefit and many negatives. The biggest way it’s impacted my life is the rise of ransomware!
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by goalieca 3y ago
This reminds me of the true crypt project which was suddenly “not safe anymore” (NSA). Now I wonder if that was a simple hint about the pbkdf2 being utterly broken.
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by goalieca 4y ago
If you can destroy the storage encryption key by wiping the Secure Enclave (like during a reset) then unless AES is broken then your data should be safe. Edit: I’d love to hear about crazy flaws in this.
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by goalieca 4y ago
So far apple has not been compelled by the courts to make a tool so they could decrypt the e2e stuff which now pretty much includes all iCloud content. As far as we publicly know.
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by goalieca 4y ago
It’s embarrassing there’s no toggle for minimal processing for everyday pictures of my kids. I just want some simple denoising filters to deal with the ccd Jank and mostly I want to see in the picture what my phone shows on the screen.
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by goalieca 4y ago
The director of nasa calls this a great success. So does a former astronaut. > Thursday's launch was hailed as "a real accomplishment" and "so successful" by NASA Administrator Bill Nelson and retired Internation
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by goalieca 4y ago
Execute tmux using vim shell command. Kill -9 vim /worth a shot?

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