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by kerneis 8y ago
To be fair, the parent comment is slightly misleading. I don't know the exact story of MSCHAPv2 but note that it is an informational RFC published by the pppext WG: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2759 For an RFC t
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by kerneis 8y ago
There is even an (informational) RFC that explains that "Not All RFCs Are Standards": https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1796
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by kerneis 8y ago
French uses GAFAM: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/GAFAM (and leaves out Netflix). Funnily enough it used to be GAFA, but people eventually added Microsoft.
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by kerneis 8y ago
I missed a similar submission: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18076048
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Jack Poulson Letter to Senate Commerce Committee(documentcloud.org)
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Exploring art through selfies with Google Arts and Culture(blog.google)
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by kerneis 9y ago
You may want to try resetting the SMC: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201295 My keys repeatedly failed to register touches until I did that, now it works flawlessly.
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by kerneis 9y ago
> [1] also claims that the Rousselet family blocked a direct rail link between CDG and central Paris (my Uber on that route last week cost 99 EUR) Well a regular "taxi parisien" between CDG and Paris is 50 € or 55 €: https:&#x
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by kerneis 9y ago
But where the real magic happens is that you can still build them, even if you cannot read them, if they are required as (direct or indirect) dependencies of your code.
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by kerneis 9y ago
It seems fitting that the top comment on such a big congestion issue be posted by Animats :-)
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by kerneis 9y ago
At least not a smart phone. That's my case as well, very happy with my dual-sim Nokia 216. The internet can always wait until I'm back home or at work.
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Google launches new Street View and Search features for art(time.com)
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by kerneis 10y ago
He pre-breathes 100% oxygen for up to 30 minutes prior to the breathhold: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Static_apnea#With_pure_oxygen World record without this trick is 11 min 54.
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Shark Attacks vs. Plane Parts(docs.google.com)
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by kerneis 10y ago
> I had to surrender publishing rights Even as a pdf on your own webpage? What kind of university would do that? Even the most abusive CS publishers have a more relaxed policy…
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by kerneis 10y ago
> If someone has access to your Google Account, they can easily activate the find my phone feature and see exactly where you are without your knowledge. When your phone is located using the "Find my phone" feature, it pops up a
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by kerneis 10y ago
« Le webring de la salade » was still active only a couple years ago, and I personnally know some of its members, so I can probably get you into it if you wish. It's quite a niche webring though, and somewhat broken nowadays ;-) http:
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by kerneis 10y ago
This. I passed several rounds of interviews at Google over a number of years (phone screening, phone interview, on-site). This is definitely a phone screening, where the recruiter expects "standard" answers to "standard"
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A new Amazon seller scam(rwmj.wordpress.com)
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by kerneis 10y ago
Project Shield is part of Jigsaw (formerly "Google Ideas"): see https://jigsaw.google.com/ and https://medium.com/jigsaw for more related projects and context. Google Ideas is 5 years old now. I&#
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by kerneis 10y ago
Likewise, try to find some "ECC RAM" for your server on amazon.fr. They don't make the distinction between "ECC" and "non-ECC" in search, hence returning basically every kind of RAM. Because, for some weir
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by kerneis 10y ago
For those wondering what is going on, the original submission title started with "sponsored by Microsoft". It has since been edited.
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by kerneis 10y ago
I cannot find a way to "undo LGTM" if I was to quick to give approval. Working at a company where I have to LGTM commits literally every day, believe me that it is necessary every now and then.
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by kerneis 10y ago
I believe the questions in this study (I did not write it, only know the authors) were deliberately open-ended, allowing for comments on the specifics. A previous, much longer version used to contain code examples to comment, but it proved
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by kerneis 10y ago
If you think you know C quite well, here is one of the studies the authors ran to elaborate their semantics on corner cases of the language: http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~pes20/cerberus/notes50-survey-discu... > If
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Tilt Brush: painting from a new perspective(googleblog.blogspot.com)
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by kerneis 11y ago
Also available as an Android app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.and...
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by kerneis 12y ago
In France, the official method (taught in first aid classes) is the 5+5 approach from the red cross described in another thread.
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by kerneis 12y ago
I don't know where you got this idea, but it is just wrong. Of course, employers are free to do whatever back of the envelope calculation they want to decide your salary, but the law in France, the UK, and most other countries is about
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by kerneis 12y ago
"Q. How did you find this bug? A. This bug was discovered by Masashi Kikuchi of Lepidum. He found this bug while studying safe TLS implementations using a proof assistant system Coq." So they are starting to find actual bugs with

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