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> you can just `ping appletv` and it works fine. How many service does it take to make this work? mDNS is quite fragile.
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6mo ago
When it fail, you find there is no option to tune its behaviour. Plug in a rough router and see quickly you can find it.
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ULA give more trouble than what it solves. Almost all computer have multiple interface (virtual or not). Application now need to know which interface the destination is on, and there is no easy data structure to store the interface
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6mo ago
TBH, I don't see much enrichment they are giving in last 5 or 6 years.
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6mo ago
> These requirements make sense. I think requirement 3 can make sense if we start painting everybody as potential criminal. but requirement 2 never make sense to me. -- why need age check to publish to adult user?
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6mo ago
TFA: > Publish for personal use - Anyone on Roblox can continue to publish games for personal use. I know it is not great... but .. is that sufficient for your kid?
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This is Google. Most likely they will deploy an automatic scanner bot that "supposed to" handle all the edge cases. When it don't work, you will be blamed for not writing your js in the way the bot can understand.
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Chrome and Firefox extension were under the same attack for years... They just got more eye and react a little bit (just a little bit) faster.
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6mo ago
What is "change of ownership" anyway? One can just sell their username/password/private key. The plugin directory maintainer or the end user not necessary know there is a change of ownership.
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For wordpress plugin and chrome/firefox extension, the most common channel of attack is -- the developer just sold the plugin for money. They sold the developer key, the domain name, the organization or whatever needed to publish that
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6mo ago
It will make rewrite quicker, not "easier". When the management recognize a tech debt, often it is too late that nobody understand the full requirement or know how things are supposed to work. The AI agent will just make the same
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6mo ago
No. Thanks. Your "fun" email belongs to my spam box. I use font awesome for a few quick icons. I have no interested in using a new site engine. If you are getting new icons - great. not that interesting, but this is not spam. If y
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6mo ago
Why can't people read the HN guideline before commenting? https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html > Please don't comment on whether someone read an article. "Did you even read the article? It men
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6mo ago
What do you meant? A quick search on youtube give me many short showing this function in OneDrive app. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/YT9EmGCpRxk
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6mo ago
interference on the individuals or interference on companies / service providers?
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but the article opening with a paragraph saying "The Numbers Aren’t Working Out". One can't justify quitting because the number is falling, and claims the number does not matter at the same time. or can it?
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6mo ago
Thanks for the 3x context usages because it need to follow the installation steps. and extra credit for the auth token leaks because it is sent in every call as context.
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He did. That's what the "you aren’t forcing the user to manage raw tokens and secrets in plain text." bit comes in.
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I guess the real problem is, everybody's inbox is overwhelmed with useless junk. Expect someone read and follow instructions in email are not that realistic anymore
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7mo ago
I don't see the relevance -- and casually dismiss years of researches without even trying to read those paper.
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> Ubuntu used 500MB less than Windows in system monitor. Those number meant nothing comparing across OS. Depends on how they counts shared memory and how aggressive it cache, they can feel very different. The realistic benchmark would b
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7mo ago
It's the same people complaining tomato is fruit, so it must not be a vegetable.
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In TFA: I have so many bugs in the Linux kernel that I can’t report because I haven’t validated them yet… I’m not going to send [the Linux kernel maintainers] potential slop, but this means I now have several hundred crashe
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7mo ago
In my experience, most "SDK" we have today is just thin wrapper of the HTTP call generated from openapi / swagger. It take lots of readings and testing before integrating to your project.
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If you comes to low level network protocol (e.g. writing a TCP stack), the "network byte order" is always big-endian.
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China is doing that because they are profitable, not because they care about the environment. Why would they care the coal use?
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The insulation matters a lot in home heating.
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It is complicated. Many games license art works from third parties, in which the game house agreed only to use that art work in one game title. E.g. a sound track on a game may feel like a small part of the whole game, but it can the comple
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"qualified immunity" is a legal concept on how government protect/"qualify" their employees from being sued. "Monopoly on violence" is a political philosophy concept. What make a state a state.
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This blogs tries frame the hard Phd work as a way to train human to understand. LLM takes away the easy works. There will be no way for junior students to grow to understand. > ... The real threat is a slow, comfortable drift toward no
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