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by jsmith45 5y ago
Umm... that output seems confusing. The ListObjects api will omit all objects that share a prefix that ends in the delimiter, and instead put said prefix into the CommonPrefix element, which would be reflected as PRE lines. (So with a delim
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by jsmith45 5y ago
Yeah RFC6902 works best when you are only trying to create patches that are safe to apply to exactly the expected document. You potentially need much more for some scenarios where you could be applying a patch to a previously modified docum
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> Ctrl+H for backspace, Ctrl+J for a linefeed, Ctrl+N or Enter for a newline It is also worth pointing out that having the enter key send a CR+LF pair instead of just a CR is a setup option in the terminal. > Also, the "VT100 con
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I suppose it technically could clean clothing too, albeit you probably can't fit very much without balling or layering stuff up too much to get it clean. A clothes washing machine is probably more efficient for this purpose. Although f
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Amazon may be able to determine the source of stickerless comingled inventory like this, but stickerless comingled inventory is treated as interchangeable on the fulfillment side. So if I order an item "Sold by ACME, Fufilled by Amazon
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It seems like Boeing evaluated the altimeters they use and determined that with the filtering they have only a 100MHz guard band was needed. Apparently though there exist radio altimeters with basically no filtering at all, which worked pro
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Eh... It does have a transitive normative reference to T.61, but only by way of special restrictions on the use of three characters. T61String is defined in terms of ISO 2022, with the default C0 Character set set to ISO-IR-102 (as you link
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How about a site like Wikipedia? There is relatively little non-public information about about users kept. The email address, date and time of a few first time actions (like creating the account, verifying email address, going to an edit pa
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IP addresses are the problem. Those are pretty important in trying to find bad actors. They are widely stored for a long time to to be able to identify various forms of abuse. But GDPR considers IP addresses to be personal data, as it is po
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A Turing machine is actually similar to brainfuck. It has a tape (endless array) just like brainfuck does, although rather than integers in each cell, there is a user defined set of symbols. The simplest possible set of symbols would be &qu
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Be careful with those. Plenty of cheap ones have metal hammers that will simply bounce off the window like the window was rubber (I assume the cause is wrong metal used, or point not sharp enough). And this is assuming tempered glass. When
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It has already happened. There was a case where somebody's new Ferrari straight from a dealer brought to some store to have a baby seat installed. Some sort of anti-tamper or anti theft system apparently triggered while they were tryin
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The seriously overpriced accessories they sell is probably part of the reasons non-apple customers tend to assume this. Like they have a few accessories that cost about 10x more than pretty good quality third party alternatives, and often
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The current global rule limit is 300k rules per profile. This is shared between all extensions, which is shared amongst all extensions. This limit comes after the 30k per extension minimum, so if your extension uses 40k rules only 10k count
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>> The blockchain facilities standardised transfer across a decentralised medium. >It hasn't. It standardised the transfer of otherwise meaningless numbers, that's true. Sure, but that alone can have value. The idea being
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I'd assume Rosetta works for newly marked executable pages by not actually flagging them as executable. When control flow attempts to transfer there, a page fault will occur since the page is not actually executable, this is the interr
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by jsmith45 5y ago
Right. If the issue is that you don't trust a government enough to allow them to track ownership via updating the copyright registration, then relying on them to help enforce your digital scarcity. In reality the only digital scarcity
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Dishwasher salt is not actually widely available in the US, since we we generally don't have dishwashers with built in water softeners that need the salt. Most places either have soft water from their water supply, or people install a
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by jsmith45 5y ago
While automatic conversion might be off the table, any library that expects (or allows) the caller to supply the ThreadFactory used to created thread will should make switching over pretty easy. Just construct the factory with `Thread.ofVir
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In practice, I suspect structured concurrency will frequently requiring using the escape hatch for scenarios where a long lived background like task really is the right fit. But the scape hatch works by.... coloring functions! Specifically
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To my knowledge what node implements is nearly a superset of CommonJS. It is true that a pure CommonJS implementation cannot handle many node packages due to additional features that node has added to the module descriptor, or due to use of
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It could be argued the default was wrong (when originally chosen). If you don't have the runtime compiler, then that means either you: 1. handwrote the the compiled templates, which is rather unlikely, or 2. you are using additional to
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That could certainly make it more difficult to exploit, sure, but keep in mind that being able to force a specific value change is not a hard requirement for this to be a security bug. Even then, memory vendors tend to want to compete on fr
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Realistically If there were detailed specifications, they were hard copy print-outs from the 80s that are probably no longer readable, and undoubtedly were thrown away in the intervening decades. Many of these old systems rarely require cha
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Actually the goal is to have no medium lived isotopes. Long lived isotopes are simply not a problem, as their level of radioactivity can easily be low enough to be safer than the original uranium ore. Short lived half lives, will decay down
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The Rollup tool supports that in conjunction with the `preserveModules` option. I've never used it outside of playing around, so can't vouch for it from experience, but yeah it exists. It can also do more of course, like convert t
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by jsmith45 5y ago
Let's say we had no need for babel or similar level transpilers. There would still be benefit to webpack-like bundlers, if for no other reason then for performance/obfuscation reasons we would probably want the number of modules a
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There are two types of gate checked bags. Proper gate checked bags get the full sized label that all other checked bags get, and are fully in the system, and if nothing goes wrong gets spit out at your final destination on baggage claim, li
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That rule is about about the IAP feature. Gambling apps are not required to use IAP, since they don't fall into the definition of what must use IAP. See for example, apps that let you purchase insurance being listed as an example of IA
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Yep. Actually there can be up to three "maps" displayed side by side. The new metro "diagram" that tries to to clearly show information about how the routes work, without being geographically accurate. The new map that i

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