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by hypeatei 2y ago
Yep, it's time to stop taking the high road because republicans will ditch norms when it fits them anyway (see: Mitch Mcconnell in 2016 vs 2020 on supreme court picks) Dems are held to a higher standard both internally and by the media
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by hypeatei 2y ago
This argument doesn't really make sense. The "expectation of privacy" in public doesn't refer to losing all your rights and letting anyone peek into anything when they want to. Vehicles can also be used on private roads
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by hypeatei 2y ago
Yeah but if you're running something that is using a ton of bandwidth, presumably it's a service that needs to be online and reliable. Being cheap and constantly cycling out servers introduces complexity to your system. Hetzner co
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by hypeatei 2y ago
One thing I cannot stand about C++ is the fractured nature of everything . Compilers, build tools, package management, etc... It feels like you need to be a wizard just to get a project compiling and start writing some code.
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by hypeatei 2y ago
> I think putting C++ in maintenance mode and keep it as a "legacy" language is the way to go I agree but also understand this is absolutely wishful thinking. There is so much inertia and natural resistance to change that C++ w
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by hypeatei 2y ago
Unless you're in your own home, I think it's basically a guarantee at this point that you're being recorded. Could be CCTV, trail cameras, some random recording a TikTok, etc...
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by hypeatei 2y ago
How are anti-lock brakes bad? What?
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by hypeatei 2y ago
The same could be said for all of the utilities used on Linux (that they're increasingly becoming huge targets) as seen by the recent XZ backdoor[0]. The open source model of limited funding and maintainer burnout are an inherent risk
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by hypeatei 2y ago
Dependencies are optional, and having a huge standard library also has its tradeoffs. If the standard library has a less than ideal API, it's stuck with that until a major version bump and you either: 1. End up with a third party packa
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by hypeatei 2y ago
Are you trying to brew coffee?
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by hypeatei 2y ago
Money doesn't guarantee anything, as seen by the recent issue with Okta. If you're using a centralized auth service and expecting no vulns or exploits, you're going to be severely disappointed. These are the juiciest targets
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by hypeatei 2y ago
It's not, I think the headline is for clicks and engagement.
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by hypeatei 2y ago
This is my read, too. Creating a fork to contribute a PR is not an issue. If you fork and diverge while still calling it "Rust" then you're probably in hot water. Even then, no one would care unless you amassed a following or
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by hypeatei 2y ago
That's a nice take if you completely ignore what Trump has said over the past 8 years about multiple generals including Mark Milley and Jim Mattis. Insinuating that they should be put to death, personal insults, etc.. all because they
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by hypeatei 2y ago
This is a massive indicitment of our country. We get what we deserve. Voting based on perception, not facts, especially given Trump's overall character and abhorrent track record, is going plunge us further into far right extremism. En
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by hypeatei 2y ago
Absolutely. Trump disparaged several military generals in his first term. Conservatives lose all principles and decency if Trump says it.
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by hypeatei 2y ago
Sure, but how do you deal with expiration or revocation of that key? If someone is using an old version which doesn't know about the new key then you're back at square one right?
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by hypeatei 2y ago
I think that would be challenging due to the nature of a potential man-in-the-middle attack here. An attacker could view and change contents of the request therefore making the hash check useless (other than for integrity) Automatic updates
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by hypeatei 2y ago
Does anyone else consistently get 6 to 7 hours of sleep no matter what? It doesn't feel optimal and I feel great on the rare days I get 8 hours, but I can function just fine on less. Also cannot easily fall back asleep if woken up whic
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by hypeatei 2y ago
That seems flawed as you would punish people who are playing well. Statistics are great, but you'd inevitably match legitimate players with misfits, ruining their experience.
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by hypeatei 2y ago
I'm not advocating for taking away users rights, just pointing out that the current model doesn't really jive with the desire to stop cheaters. This is going to be a never ending cat & mouse game.
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by hypeatei 2y ago
I'm not sure what point you're trying to make but in this context there is no difference. If you know someone is cheating, you prevent further cheating by banning them. Now I'll ask: how do you detect someone wall hacking aut
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by hypeatei 2y ago
What? The current PC gaming model where things run on a machine controlled by the user is fundamentally against solving the issue of cheats. You can't prevent everything server-side.
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by hypeatei 2y ago
> Microsoft has been shipping curl.exe for a while as well, though not the library. I'm not sure if this is accurate. Why do they include a default alias in Powershell for `curl` that points to the `Invoke-WebRequest` cmdlet then? I
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by hypeatei 2y ago
I'd rather timezones be split based on actual logic rather than politics and eliminate things like daylight savings. It's insane to me that China has one timezone because they felt like it. People must sleep terribly in certain re
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by hypeatei 2y ago
Years of experience doesn't correlate to a good developer either. I've seen senior devs using AI to solve impossible problems, for example asking it how to store an API key client side without leaking it...
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by hypeatei 2y ago
I've seen DNS only be refreshed when restarting on embedded devices I work with too. They use a proprietary HTTP library...
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by hypeatei 2y ago
The browser behavior is really nice, good to know that it falls back quickly and smoothly. Round robin DNS has always been referred to as a "poor mans load balancer" which it seems to be living up to. > Curl also works correctl
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by hypeatei 2y ago
> asking if a developer can be trusted with a laptop This analogy doesn't seem to track with my experience: newer devs don't understand computers and filesystems at all :D
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by hypeatei 2y ago
That's kinda concerning... does the site have XSS/sanitization problems?

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