jwandborg

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by jwandborg 5y ago
> The remaining challenge is how does one work backwards and see what occurred? How would you work backwards to see what occurred if you'd run a malicious script/binary as root? The launching of an eBPF thing would leave the sa
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by jwandborg 5y ago
I've been bit by bugs when coming to moment.js from other languages. It's the only datetime library I knew of, before you'll tell me about all the others, that mutates the datetime object when you do arithmetic.
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by jwandborg 5y ago
> They can be easily crushed or broken by the slightest touch. Because of this, helictites are rarely seen within arm's reach in tourist caves. Wonderful bit of Gitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy-esque comedy.
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by jwandborg 5y ago
The original wordle draws its own keyboard, which shows as qwerty regardless.
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by jwandborg 5y ago
Lithuania?
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by jwandborg 5y ago
There's multiple dialects of CSV. Besides the more standardish dialect there are some weird ones that prevent some types of optimization. I remember Apple's "Enterprise Partner Feed" had a dialect I've never seen el
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by jwandborg 5y ago
You should update "all sans PHP" to reflect the update.
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by jwandborg 5y ago
The main feature of the poles is to mark the position of the road when snow is covering the usual markers. You don't need the poles most times, but during the window between snowfall and snowplowing, especially if the snow is being blo
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by jwandborg 5y ago
The usual end result of Go is machine code, machine code is not safe to the degree you would consider Go to be safe. Yet you consider Go to be safe but not TS.
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by jwandborg 5y ago
Are we wasting that bit to spite us?
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by jwandborg 5y ago
It might be regulatory concerns, maybe they hadn't licensed that particular wavelength of orange for local broadcasting purposes, or EMI concerns with regards to the the off-white spectrum, at least if I let my thoughts run without mod
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by jwandborg 5y ago
You'll have the same issue with fish (even fish shell), Go, Rust (the game, the language), Airflow, and Dataflow. You can't reach perfect optimization for searchability without picking a name nobody would pick before now or in the
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by jwandborg 5y ago
I was involved in GNU MediaGoblin at the time (circa 2011), and both krustad and paultag spanned those communities. I have fond memories of the time. I also remember your name!
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by jwandborg 5y ago
The ads are not part of the encoded video AFAICT, they are probably served as a separate stream which the client requests alongside the regular video stream, this means that videos and ads can be cached using traditional techniques.
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by jwandborg 6y ago
Imagine trying to sing lyrics you don't know to a tune you don't know.
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by jwandborg 6y ago
A nit regarding the disclosure: I prefer it at the top of the message, and I think that's "best practice", but I don't know for sure.
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by jwandborg 6y ago
According to that page, Safari for Mac OS is at least one step behind every major browser except IE. I think it's fair to ask whether the images are broken or the Safari release process is broken.
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by jwandborg 6y ago
"here" is relative. Here's one data, this one from Canada: https://youtu.be/LlcAHkjbARs at 3:48
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by jwandborg 6y ago
Or twonut.c
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by jwandborg 6y ago
An M.2 SSD is not huge. In my experience, SD cards are way slower than SSDs for random access operations.
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by jwandborg 6y ago
Network interface speeds are usually specified in Mbits, so it's not just the ISPs.
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by jwandborg 6y ago
I was confused by the "men", I think it's should be read as "humans" rather than "males". Regardless it still doesn't sound very scientific.
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by jwandborg 6y ago
I work daily in vim, emacs and idea (ideavim). I use emacs for org-mode exclusively. You only need to learn the buffer manipulation and org-mode keybinds for this, and the configuration. I use vim for ad-hoc text editing, it's a poor I
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by jwandborg 6y ago
That sounds way worse since it's in the frequency range of many high-powered lasers. It's also in the range of many low-power lasers, but I'm not worried about them.
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by jwandborg 6y ago
A fortunate name since Pippi is an actual name in swedish.
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by jwandborg 6y ago
Would you take vacation the next time your laptop breaks?
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by jwandborg 6y ago
WebSocket connections are initialized by sending an HTTP request.
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by jwandborg 6y ago
From the blog post: > (if you try and set it to 2^31 the kernel returns “INVALID ARGUMENT”). I would expect the same to happen for 2^31+1.
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by jwandborg 6y ago
I had a kernel panic once on GCP that I attribute to a live migration. Panic was something along the lines of sched: Unexpected reschedule of offline CPU#1!
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by jwandborg 6y ago
> If one of your engineers has to download and study the leaked source code, they've infringed Nintendo's copyrights. Is this an accurate interpretation of copyright law? I thought copyright was meant to prevent books from bein

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