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by jowea 3y ago
The stupider solution would probably be converting the PDF to an image on the server and sending that to the browser.
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by jowea 3y ago
> If course even if he did say that it doesn't touch on morals or dogma so it's just a guy voicing his personal opinion. It would just be weird for him to voice it using his religious platform. I find that hard to accept. He is
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by jowea 3y ago
Ok, but you really want Google caretaking the commons?
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by jowea 3y ago
When we're talking about a state-level actor (and one supposed to be quite good at this), I think you'd have to to worry about more than that. 0-days in the operating system, supply chain attacks, and even one party in the convers
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by jowea 3y ago
I've seen some speculation about the intelligence failure in not predicting the attack being related to Hamas avoiding the Internet for planning, and even deliberately sending false info on channels they knew were compromised.
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by jowea 3y ago
Would that or mandatory breathalyser to start the car do more?
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by jowea 3y ago
That's mostly a symbolic legal fiction. And I'm guessing here but at least the half of the country who wants to be independent might prefer to be called Taiwan rather than RoC in casual conversation.
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by jowea 3y ago
Considering the history in the region I'd assume there would be a lot of people with axes to grind... And see the (North) Macedonia drama for a clear example of a country's name being controversial.
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by jowea 3y ago
I think what the previous poster is pointing out is that Box<Rc<Foo>> is an unnecessary double indirection.
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by jowea 3y ago
What's the economic benefit for the company?
611.
by jowea 3y ago
Maybe they're going for the Crysis plan and designing for future tech?
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by jowea 3y ago
A cursory look at the Estonian thing and it seems 1000% more legit than this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-Residency_of_Estonia
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by jowea 3y ago
Real international law comedy there. What's next, a Republic of Venice themed cryptocurrency? But I wonder what's up with the 2022 treaty with Antigua And Barbuda. A quick search shows what seems at first impression to be real Ant
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by jowea 3y ago
Nothing to do with French seems a bit strong. It's related. From Brittanica: > lingua franca, (Italian: “Frankish language”) language used as a means of communication between populations speaking vernaculars that are not mutually in
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by jowea 3y ago
> * Everything is a Box<Rc<T>>. This is closest to dynamic garbage-collected languages, but with vastly improved performance. Wait, reference counting everything all the time is faster than normal garbage collection?
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by jowea 3y ago
Isn't that just delegating the problem? URL dependencies do not replace what crates.io does, and a modern language will still want something like it. You'd just end up with most every dependency being declared as crates.io/fo
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by jowea 3y ago
I think the word is "cartel".
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by jowea 3y ago
People on a hurry and the uninformed that still haven't heard that you can end up with malicious stuff on the clipboard if you haven't careful e.g. someone who inspects the text "systemctl restart cups" on the webpage, c
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by jowea 3y ago
There are terminals that have protections against that AFAIK.
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by jowea 3y ago
Firefox (and maybe others) seem to use punycode instead of the rendered ASCII at least in this case.
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by jowea 3y ago
At least for Russia itself there's plenty of articles about it. Here's one: https://krebsonsecurity.com/2021/05/try-this-one-weird-trick... > In Russia, for example, authorities there generally will n
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by jowea 3y ago
It sucks but doing that would be unfair to the majority of the world not using the Latin alphabet. Maybe restricting those characters to the relevant top level domains? At least you'd notice you're on ķeepass[.]lv
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by jowea 3y ago
I'm no blockchain expert but I don't think you need a majority. The majority relates with the financial incentives of following the longest chain, but ultimately you can configure your node to "disbelieve" any block brea
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by jowea 3y ago
Make it a permission like with audio recording etc and maybe add a whitelist for known sites.
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by jowea 3y ago
Can't it be clicking the ad?
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by jowea 3y ago
That also includes things like using the rulebook to slow down work even if it is more effortful for the employee.
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by jowea 3y ago
Is that true under the GDPR?
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by jowea 3y ago
How far is "professional dinner-party guest" from socialite?
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by jowea 3y ago
As more stuff moves to the web and into Chrome, it's getting out of control of Microsoft. Someday if that continues something like a Chromebook will become equivalent or better than a Windows computer. I think they want at least a bit
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by jowea 3y ago
Not a full answer but I think it hints at it. > The new CEO of the collapse cryptocurrency trading firm FTX, who oversaw Enron’s bankruptcy, said he has never seen such a “complete failure” of corporate control. > John Ray III, in a f

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