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by janc_ 3y ago
This vulnerability was found in Apple's ImageIO library as used in their iMessage application on iOS... https://citizenlab.ca/2023/09/blastpass-nso-group-iphone-zer...
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by janc_ 3y ago
Not dumping ARM, but certainly moving away from being ARM-only, so ARM's share of the market will drop...
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by janc_ 3y ago
Depends, but either the topics never changing, or them changing too randomly, could all be detected when combined with other tracking, and become part of your identity as such...
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by janc_ 3y ago
Or the "coaches" were self-funding... Unfortunately, the financial difficulties of being a player outside top-100 invite organized crime involvement like this...
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by janc_ 3y ago
It sounds like a journalist trying to sketch a background, to make the story relatable to ordinary readers. You don't have to be a superhero to do your job well...
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by janc_ 3y ago
Most ITF players can't afford coaches to travel with them; you really need to play ATF/WTA successfully or have a rich sponsor for that... (And by "successfully", I mean you have to be top-100 , or at least close to it)
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by janc_ 3y ago
unfortunately, both blocking the API, or faking it, will be abused to track users, unless a significant number of users do it in the same way...
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by janc_ 3y ago
Whenever a company is tracking such data, there is no way for users to know if collected data is used or sold for other purposes, now or in the future, so the default should always be to collect no data at all. If you want to run UI/UX
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by janc_ 3y ago
I'm pretty sure you aren't even allowed to report an error to google without creating a privacy-invading account...
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by janc_ 3y ago
Depends on the country also; some have their own official mapping data available in the public domain...
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by janc_ 3y ago
The engineers who invented DSL did Gbit/s speeds in the early 2000s. Unfortunately, real life 50 year old copper pairs aren't as fast as those in their lab...
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by janc_ 3y ago
You mean: until you accidentally click to agree because it popped up just when you wanted to click something below it. And then of course the only way to disable it again is hidden somewhere several levels deep, and comes with warnings that
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by janc_ 3y ago
Some web servers might throttle or block you for opening too many parallel connections within a short time, so be careful not to overdo that...
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by janc_ 3y ago
When this code was written there was no "amd64" though, so you would have to compare them on the original/typical hardware from then?
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by janc_ 3y ago
They still operate at a loss?
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by janc_ 3y ago
Also: what is "production ready"? Not every program is used in a context where performance, concurrency, etc. are relevant...
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by janc_ 3y ago
How do you send them that when you can't access the contact form and/or contact information on their site because Cloudflare blocks it? (assuming a normal visitor, not someone who knows about whois etc.)
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by janc_ 3y ago
He has been doing this for years. It's quite likely that a child born without a donor (and thus unsuspecting) but with a parent born from this donor will fall in love with a later child from this donor. Suddenly you have half-uncle&#x2
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by janc_ 4y ago
Metadata tagging in the mp4 container format used by Apple is very rigid, and IIRC it doesn't support multiple fields with the same name, or multiple values within a field, so they can't really implement it. (They could implement
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by janc_ 4y ago
Covers or re-recordings in pop music often sound completely different from the original too, of course...
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by janc_ 4y ago
The alternative is to show no spinner at all when something is that fast, of course...
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by janc_ 4y ago
You could use AuthorizedKeysCommand or some other method to manage your keys in one central place.
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by janc_ 4y ago
Any Ubuntu 19.something hasn’t been supported for years…
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by janc_ 4y ago
The only supported (=tested) upgrade from non-LTS to LTS is from the last version before the LTS, and you should not change the sources yourself when you do that. When you skip releases, no distro will officially support such upgrades (exce
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by janc_ 4y ago
In practice it is most useful (and probably intended?) for vendor RPMs that install in /opt/ where no conflicts can happen.
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by janc_ 4y ago
Most companies/consumers only need professionally printed stuff like that rarely though, and when they do they go to see a printing professional who will do the necessary conversions for them. For web use, app use, or other display-bas
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by janc_ 4y ago
All the stuff that made Blender more “user-friendly” only happened long after it became open source…
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by janc_ 4y ago
Gnome Console and Gnome Terminal are not the same.
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by janc_ 4y ago
It's not a knock-off of Helvetica, but a different font that was designed/modified to have the same metrics.
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by janc_ 4y ago
Those sites have always been broken for a lot of people, so this would only break them for a different group of people…

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