joe_guy

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by joe_guy 5y ago
Anything with case insensitivity, like domain names and email addresses, require knowledge of strings as strings. Case sensitivity, ordering, and case changing rules, are reasons not only to have strings, but extensive culture support built
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by joe_guy 5y ago
> but somehow the goal posts kept moving. The virus changes, so the end conditions change. It's frustrating but it is what it is.
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by joe_guy 5y ago
I only skimmed it but couldn't find any references to log4j.
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by joe_guy 5y ago
To be clear, what this exploits is nothing like what you've mentioned. The article does a very good job of describing the relevant parts of the image format. They built a VM inside of an images single pass decompression route. I'd
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by joe_guy 5y ago
This is an advertisement for Pyth. The article starts off with claims that make no sense. Then instead of backing up those claims, it keeps dragging on and on hyping Pyth.
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by joe_guy 5y ago
It was also 20 years ago when Microsoft didn't constantly release half finished versions of Windows.
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by joe_guy 5y ago
Wouldn't you say the same thing about file io, or, just about everything? Networking is an extremely standard need, making the standard library a good place for it.
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by joe_guy 5y ago
If it's not relative to anything, than the word "fast" doesn't have much meaning.
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by joe_guy 5y ago
Do you know why that is? That's very interesting.
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by joe_guy 5y ago
I'm having difficulty picturing this. Can you point to an example? What's the reliability like on a socket like that to a decade of bumps?
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by joe_guy 5y ago
I believe one issue with all of those is they go through all layers of the PCB. Not sure if surface mount sockets exist?
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by joe_guy 5y ago
> Is there some difference between streaming companies and classic movie studios that makes this the case? I have no inside knowledge and am fully speculating, including some random tidbits I've read here and there. Think about how
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by joe_guy 5y ago
If it's being serialized, consider fully qualified iso8601.
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by joe_guy 5y ago
An SEO scam I see some sites run is change it to an "updated at"
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by joe_guy 5y ago
You're legally permitted to run a Windows VM on Apple hardware, but not vice versa. The idea of a CI/server for Apple software is a Mac mini... Not exactly production grade. Apples hardware/software lock in is disgusting. App
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by joe_guy 5y ago
One of my beefs with apple is a random WWDC video (that can only be viewed in Safari?) is the only "documentation" of something. With their policies about only being able to develop for apple on Apple hardware, their walled garden
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by joe_guy 5y ago
This article was frustrating because it seemed to not understand the value of why we use what materials we do. I could make a knife from wood now and it would be sharp enough to cut steak. It, just like cheaper steel knives, wouldn't r
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by joe_guy 5y ago
Not fully related but you reminded me of this. Around the time of AOL3 or early AOL4 someone found a user name exploit. When making a new account, on the client side use winapi's EM_LIMITTEXT to bypass the max character limit on the in
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by joe_guy 5y ago
I believe the goal od netburst architrture was to brute force beat its inefficencies with clock. > With this microarchitecture, Intel looked to attain clock speeds of 10 GHz,[7] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/NetBur
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by joe_guy 5y ago
Or it's like people who tossed all their 1960s baseball cards taking their regret out on beanie babies.
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by joe_guy 5y ago
if you're trading them, then aren't they fungible?
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by joe_guy 5y ago
But they did basically give a third party marketing company a key logger on your address bar.
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by joe_guy 5y ago
Nothing says humor like shipping unfunny jokes to production.
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by joe_guy 5y ago
No one is going to write a detailed estimate to paint your house if you've made it public knowledge you're not interested in your house being painted.
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by joe_guy 5y ago
I was looking forward to trying it but the notification enable requirement and $30/yr price tag were too much of put offs unfortunately.
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by joe_guy 5y ago
Does this get detected by the ad blocker blockers? My current iOS solution is burdened by that.
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by joe_guy 5y ago
That test has not begun clinical trials. I'm not sure why it's relevant to the discussion.
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by joe_guy 5y ago
To be clear, even if you do pay up, then they still expire on each anniversary of you signing up.
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by joe_guy 5y ago
Is the irony of you posting this on HN intended?
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by joe_guy 5y ago
I am curious, in a non-mask effectiveness doubted sort of way, if it's known that surgical masks perform better than a well-fit cloth mask, at protecting the wearer?

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