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by isatty 5y ago
Time to post this again: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-7o9xYp7eE (Don't talk to the police)
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by isatty 5y ago
That sounds amazing (though the mukade alone make it a big nope for me), did you write about it anywhere else?
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by isatty 5y ago
> I'm sure they've looked at their numbers and they find the non-porn providers are more profitable to them, especially if it means they can lower their processing fees. I highly doubt this. There’s like no way a site that’s kn
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by isatty 5y ago
So nobody learnt anything from whatever Tumblr pulled. It's like watching a train wreck in slow motion. Amazing.
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by isatty 5y ago
Simplicity is a good thing. One of the perception hashes that I found in an URL on HN was literally just compressing the images, converting to grescale, calculating the hamming distance and coalescing that into an n bit hash.
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by isatty 5y ago
It’s not meant to be used as a headless system so I don’t think so. Fwiw n=1 my update to Big Sur went surprisingly smoothly in full clamshell mode connected to 2 external displays.
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by isatty 5y ago
On the other hand, MacOS update failing only _once_ in 16 years is commendable.
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by isatty 5y ago
Sure you’ve identified the problem but the problem is not the responsibility of the owner of said private property.
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by isatty 5y ago
That's a great paper, thanks for the link!
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by isatty 5y ago
I can’t believe such over generalized garbage is upvoted on HN. Everyone’s job is different, everyone is different. There are productive engineers who are introverts and there are productive engineers who are extroverts. Making jokes in the
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by isatty 5y ago
The average python programmer does not really need to deal with pythons import system that much (just be aware of how it does its module loading and that you can conditionally do stuff sometimes with __import__ etc). As someone who has mess
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by isatty 5y ago
People who fake birth certs aren't doing it for the beer.
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by isatty 5y ago
From quickly looking at a few random Theraflu products - they don't seem to contain pseudo. Though asking a random store worker to know that would not be ideal, but a pharmacist should have definitely sold them this medicine without ID
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by isatty 5y ago
Interesting that this comment is downvoted - going to save this to come back to it in 10-20y for it to be absolutely the state of affairs.
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by isatty 5y ago
HN is not the place where you get to tell people to check their privilege or to warn people. Write a blogpost, or write to dang@ if you feel strongly about it.
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by isatty 5y ago
I don't understand your first two rebuttals. I didn't want to keep talking about the fact that Telegram is not secure by default (there are plenty of other comments that go into this); I understand this, thank you. It doesn't
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by isatty 5y ago
I'm a long time user of IRC, but none of my irl friends are on it (anymore).
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by isatty 5y ago
Not exactly EU, but it does. Switzerland.
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by isatty 5y ago
It is, see: https://stty.io/2018/07/27/running-windows-with-pci-passthro... (Relevant scripts sub-heading)
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by isatty 5y ago
Interesting, I didn't even know you had external parties providing league based (I'm guessing) match making. All matches in Dota 2 run through the official valve coordinator or are pre-made lobbies. There is a LAN only build iirc,
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by isatty 5y ago
I would like you, or someone more knowledgeable in the field to argue that the response is not accurate: > Re-ordering Exposed no information about the plaintext and needs additional work to become a fully fledged exploit, patched anyway
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by isatty 5y ago
While bashing on Telegram is basically HNs favorite past time, there aren't many other alternatives that work just as well in the area that I care the most about: being a great chat app. Telegram is fast, has native clients instead of
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by isatty 5y ago
Doesn’t CS:GO run on Linux? I exclusively play dota 2 on Linux and it performs better than in Windows imo.
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by isatty 5y ago
I use a vfio setup as well but with two GPUs (one integrated, one dedicated) and hotswap the dedicated GPU between the two whenever I’m playing games (I play on both Linux and Windows).
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by isatty 5y ago
I think that the title is a massive oversimplification because chromatic aberration by itself is not enough for us to be blind to the color blue. We do have cones that can detect blue for one. We are however, less sensitive to it so maybe t
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by isatty 5y ago
From my personal experience not really. I’ve steam running on an about 2yo old (at this point) Gentoo system that’s still working perfectly fine. I really should update it but I don’t do much on that system except play a single game.
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by isatty 5y ago
There's absolutely nothing wrong with drawing it out on paper - why give yourself a hard time by trying to do without? I occasionally write it out even if its dead simple if else logic but nested.
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by isatty 5y ago
My "internal" (local hosts + server nodes) are on its own VPN with wireguard. Even with a VPN, I've letsencrypt provided certs on some of em because it's nice, but it's not strictly necessary. People being able to k
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by isatty 5y ago
Nowhere near enough.
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by isatty 5y ago
> shackled with vast tooling that lets me selectively encrypt sensitive parts, sync them across all my devices, instantly search through everything, turn notes into reminders with a tap of a button I know that this is subjective, but I

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