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by jve 2y ago
How is SQL Injection still a thing for new projects in 2024?
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by jve 2y ago
> It’s not a like for like comparison especially give SpaceX keeping its books private and giving no clear public indication of how reusable its rockets really are or their refurb cost. Elon in some interview was stating that Falcon arch
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by jve 2y ago
Everything works always and searches everything. Windows start... I don' t even know if search works or file not found. And is way slower.
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by jve 2y ago
> So, why should they give everything and get nothing back? How is that fair? Ofcourse it is fair. How can you say you get nothing back? They pay you salary you agreed on when signed contract. > My first job as a developer made me wor
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by jve 2y ago
> Close your eyes and picture the design of a news article on the web. For people with aphantasia: yes, there are actually people that can make/see pictures when eyes closed. Or even use their brain as CAD software. As for us, sorry
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by jve 2y ago
There is a solution: solar panels. When you need AC, usually the solar electricity generation are at high levels. A single AC doesn't need much. My 3kW AC takes 5-6kWh on a hot 30+C day to cool down some 70m2 On those days a 10kW insta
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by jve 2y ago
Ask yourself what is the market for a super heavy lift vehicle that may cost 2M to launch... even if it turns out 20M, thats much cheaper whatever you get today and still order of magnitude cheaper than yesterdays options.
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by jve 2y ago
Ahem, this is a research paper. You should look at this stuff as "Innovation" and someone may just consider building a tool or product on the idea... or not.
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by jve 2y ago
Well that doesn't help understand: How passkeys can be backed up? Where/how they are stored? What if I loose my phone, computer? How can I login to some app using pc/mobile? I haven't been into passkeys as you see, but s
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by jve 2y ago
Well, by increasing attack surface you do introduce potentially more vulnerabilities. And this ain't a fairy tale - lots of stories about AV MITMing traffic, introducing unsecure endpoints, adware, etc.
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by jve 2y ago
Why you need 3rd party vendors where some of them introduces vulnerabilities when you have built-in Windows Defender and Firewall? Or you love those popups from 3rd party vendors?
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by jve 2y ago
Umm, put ads on Reader? Umm, feed their targeting system with valuable info like what kind of articles person X is interested in with a great confidence?
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by jve 2y ago
Is there any source you can provide that says they have to swap the engines out?
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by jve 2y ago
> If you're comfortable with working on HV electronics and know how to solder and use a multimeter getting one of these for cheap is completely doable. Err, you missed the most important one: knowledge to find the bad cap
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by jve 3y ago
I think https://kroki.io/ deserves its own submission.
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by jve 3y ago
Orbit is a different beast than space. > The extra energy needed to make an object travel fast enough to stay in orbit is more than 30 times as much as the energy needed to lift it to an altitude of 100 km. https://www.science
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by jve 3y ago
Entering unknown knowledge domain on subject. AI helps get up and running way faster introducing you to terminology and what to follow up (search) afterwards. Helps grasp concepts faster. I'm strong at PowerShell but haven't touch
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by jve 3y ago
You are comparing what a single windows host to business is compared to whole management environment: Active Directory/Entra and gazillion of other things that help manage the business.
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by jve 3y ago
And who can confirm this random guy on twitter? The followup tweet doesn't seem serious: https://twitter.com/cioontherun/status/1760862002941927622 > Just emailed the CEO of Broadcom and got his OoO: “Th
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by jve 3y ago
I remember associating Google with lean and fast: Google the search (vs Yahooo) and Chrome (vs IE/FF (i'm talking about when Chrome was released))... chrome on itself had not much of an UI and it was a feature.
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by jve 3y ago
Hmm, this would also imply they would need more infrastructure at their side when they could just maybe use cached values stored locally.
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by jve 3y ago
We use the real VMware Enterprise stuff as a service provider. We have multiple shared clouds and customer dedicated clouds. What I heard from management we won't have further option to pay for support and are scratching our heads on
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by jve 3y ago
You missed some crucial piece of information: > “Boring” here means I just use the tech stack that I’m familiar with so I can quickly launch the project & focus more on the business end. For you, RoR and Cloud66 is probably boring. F
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by jve 3y ago
Terrible? For writing GUI yeah, sure, not that it was designed to do it. Just it's possible to tap into .net world, that's all.
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by jve 3y ago
The executionpolicy merely allows you to write unsigned scripts. Not that it runs them elevated.
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by jve 3y ago
So you couldn't get away with lazy and ignorant two word answer and it forced you to write quality one :) One would argue whether we'd have querySelector if jQuery wasn't as popular. We may have an inspiration chain here... b
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by jve 3y ago
Is this for Naz.API data or all leaks? Because I see entries for twitter/bittorent/Collection1 which HIBP already informed me years ago. So either Naz.API is aggregate of leaks with new or not new info or 0t provides data from var
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by jve 3y ago
Stealing? I see it as fee for an exchange to access to a huge market of wealthy people (one that can afford an iPhone probably can afford your app). Where entry barrier is extremely low. If you make 100 sales, you don't have to pay muc
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by jve 3y ago
And words with y in it is the most cumbersome to explain to different people... the worst would be ycombinator... as I would have to repeat and say that "igrek" as for the english kind of "i" character.
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by jve 3y ago
Well, I'm from Baltic and I say Tesla Model igrek... We simply don't have a better way to spell out that char. Our language usually reads chars as we write them so it is completely, totally out of touch to spell it "waai&quot

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