heinrich5991

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by heinrich5991 3y ago
Wiktionary (both the English and the correct language version) can be helpful.
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by heinrich5991 3y ago
Faster-than-light travel is basically ruled out by our current understanding of physics, AFAICT.
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by heinrich5991 3y ago
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/TFA The Fucking Article You can say "The Fine Article" if you're feeling nice. :)
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by heinrich5991 3y ago
You can do TOTP on any general purpose computer.
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by heinrich5991 3y ago
> they're still casing the bank vault. I don't understand the meaning of this part. > Moderation of online speech is speech AFAICT, they're not being forced to moderate. They're being forced to say how they appro
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by heinrich5991 3y ago
> "the DeSantis government of Florida has mandated social media platforms disclose statistics about LGBT content on their platforms" > content moderation policies and statistics Can you explain how the law would require them
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by heinrich5991 3y ago
> But my point is, running ond old HW is probably counterproductive if you only value ecology. Do you have a calculation for that? It's not entirely clear that this is the case if you factor in that the old hardware already exists a
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by heinrich5991 3y ago
It was explicitly renamed away from `uint` to make it clear that it's not the default integer. Rust tries to encourage using explicit bit widths.
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by heinrich5991 3y ago
As was already mentioned in the Reddit thread on /r/rust ( https://old.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/wb10zi/patterns_with_... ): It's weird to take a platform-dependent integer for a database I
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by heinrich5991 3y ago
Which unfortunately means you can't rely on it being UTF-16.
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by heinrich5991 3y ago
Hey. I think I understand the .toml format. What do you want to know?
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by heinrich5991 3y ago
Is it Firefox's bizarre updating model or Ubuntu's bizarre updating model? On my Arch, Firefox updates work fine.
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A Rusty Bootstrapper(blog.ipfs.tech)
3 points by heinrich5991 3y ago|1 comments
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by heinrich5991 3y ago
"a character in 1 minute, 10 minutes, and 100 minutes" (without quotes) gives acceptable Google results for me.
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by heinrich5991 3y ago
If they're using standard TLS, the actual data encryption is symmetric, so the encryption keys are the decryption keys and must be in memory during the encryption process.
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by heinrich5991 3y ago
Three different pull requests were opened to fix this typo already, presumably in response to this Hacker News post.
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by heinrich5991 3y ago
Firefox seems to fare okay on that website. Chrome usually struggles more with huge websites IME.
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by heinrich5991 4y ago
Thanks for tracking down the links.
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by heinrich5991 4y ago
> I don't know if this agreement is in place any longer, but you should be able to find references to it using a search engine. I've not found it quickly. I found this article which doesn't mention it: https://w
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by heinrich5991 4y ago
> WhatsApp has a documented history of all kinds of shadyness from uploading unencrypted (yes, unencrypted) backups to Google under an agreement that let Google rummage through them(!) to their "send the data in a sidechannel direct
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by heinrich5991 4y ago
I think in this context, WhatsApp is better than Telegram. In Telegram, you'd upload your files in a way that the server can see them. In WhatsApp, the server won't be able to see the contents. (Even in general, I think that Teleg
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Connected UDP Sockets and ICMP Errors(josephmuia.ca)
2 points by heinrich5991 4y ago|0 comments
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by heinrich5991 4y ago
u64 as u32 is defined as wrapping (unfortunately, IMO), so it will never panic, not even in debug mode.
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by heinrich5991 4y ago
Why use docker in that case?
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“33% of GStreamer commits are now in Rust”, from the 1.22 release notes(gstreamer.freedesktop.org)
8 points by heinrich5991 4y ago|0 comments
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by heinrich5991 4y ago
Permalink: https://github.com/ethereum/pos-evolution/blob/c51c4cee300e6...
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by heinrich5991 4y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20221205015024/https://utcc.utor...
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by heinrich5991 4y ago
Can you explain in what way it is easier to handle than UTF-8? Most code that I've seen and looks easier just mishandles characters outside the basic multilingual plane. Thankfully, due to emojis being a thing, a lot of developers woke
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by heinrich5991 4y ago
Permalink to GitHub: https://github.com/krajj7/BotHack/blob/70226b3c8ed12d29c6406... .
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by heinrich5991 4y ago
I actually measured that Dell USB-C chargers forward grounding to the outside metal of the USB-C plug, and the laptop actually uses that grounding for its chassis.

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