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gpvos
3y ago
Doing bad things is their idea of fun.
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gpvos
3y ago
I don't know what the modern commands look like, but I hope that at least they abolished the in-band signalling so you don't have to do <wait 1 second> +++ <wait 1 second> .
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How not to sort by average rating (2009)
(evanmiller.org)
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gpvos
3y ago
CT = Certificate Transparency, https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Certificate_Transparency
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gpvos
3y ago
Fair enough. I'm open to data on that.
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gpvos
3y ago
That's explained at length about a dozen paragraphs into the article.
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gpvos
3y ago
That, uh, seems unnecessarily violent and vindictive.
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gpvos
3y ago
I've replaced the battery at least once in all the phones I've had, and two other parts in my last phone. On the other hand, none of my phones has ever been stolen. And it's not just me, my neighbourhood has several repair sh
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gpvos
3y ago
No, they are actually forbidden from doing that. They should stop illegal migrants, that is a different action and different people. To stop invaders we have an army.
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gpvos
3y ago
Not sure, but maybe because a pen leaves a deeper mark that could be visible on the back side when the ballot has been folded. (This is a wild guess.)
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gpvos
3y ago
Paper voting was reinstated because a pressure group called "We don't trust voting computers", formed of hackers and other knowledgeable people, sued the government and won.
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gpvos
3y ago
Original URL, with the same content but a handful extra images: https://thebulletin.org/2023/09/betting-against-worst-case-c...
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Computers are learning to decode the language of our minds
(stackoverflow.blog)
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gpvos
3y ago
OK. I have never needed or used fix-qdf and forgot about it, so your typo (fix-pdf) made me think it was from a different package.
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gpvos
3y ago
I'm not sure what you were reading, but the fine article is centred around using qpdf.
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gpvos
3y ago
After you've finished editing, just run it through qpdf without parameters, as explained in the beginning of the article, and it will recompress the data and recreate the xref table. No need for yet another tool.
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gpvos
3y ago
That's why they decode it with qpdf and re-encode it again afterwards, so qpdf takes care of that. qpdf reconstructs the original PDF structure, and I think it even tries to keep the object numbers the same, but the offsets are recalcu
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gpvos
3y ago
Alternatively, in some places they actually made sure there were no common prefixes.
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gpvos
3y ago
On a rotary dial 9 is hard to find, 0 or 1 would be much easier. Was the UK early with button dials?
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gpvos
3y ago
Indeed, 999 is rather old, and many other European countries had different short codes such as 15, 17 or 110 and often they were different for police, ambulance and fire fighters, and some countries had no central emergency number at all. T
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gpvos
3y ago
I love reading the tz file every now and then, it contains the ultimate time and time zone nerdery.
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gpvos
3y ago
MUP = multi-use path (shared between pedestrians and cyclists)
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gpvos
3y ago
I suppose with WASM you can just write an infinite loop?
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gpvos
3y ago
More importantly, seeing the other comments, it uses those and a keyboard.
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gpvos
3y ago
...okay, that is less automatic than I was led to expect. I mean, it's still cool, I guess.
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gpvos
3y ago
Okay, now you have the frames as glyphs in the font, but how are they going to animate? The most interesting part of the explanation is missing.
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gpvos
3y ago
They give a timeline of a few weeks, so presumably we'll see soon enough.
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gpvos
3y ago
Tell that to these people: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-53984239 (Romanian tourists swamp village loved by Prince Charles).
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gpvos
3y ago
> above code only minimally tested There you have your problem: any programmer can write a bubble sort while half asleep and inebriated at the same time, but for an insertion sort you actually have to think a little. There's much
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gpvos
3y ago
Crowdsource it. Something like Wikipedia might work.
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