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by kijin 5y ago
Self-replication helps a lot. Birds suffer irreversible damage all the time. They just spam the world with more birds to replace the dead ones.
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by kijin 5y ago
In my country that would be illegal. Here, the price is fixed first, and the customer has the right to choose any supported method of payment. Merchants are free to offer more reward points or discount coupons for cash payments, though.
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by kijin 5y ago
You've got a stray single quote in your shell. :)
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by kijin 5y ago
> One of the big surprises for us was that the gains column was significantly longer and more robust than the losses column. Most of the purported gains are matters of freedom, whereas most of the losses are matters of life and death.
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by kijin 5y ago
The distinction between sport and ritual human sacrifice isn't quite clear when it comes to this part of the world. But who are we kidding, the Romans also built massive structures where they could watch people kill one another and&#x2
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by kijin 5y ago
Ironically, Clear Linux is developed by Intel.
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by kijin 5y ago
Doesn't that simply mean that the customer loses connectivity, just as the attacker intended, for the duration of the attack? From the ISP's point of view, you might have prevented an overload that could have affected other custom
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by kijin 5y ago
It is indeed a hard problem. It's also why manufacturers are the only ones who can realistically deal with the problem. Let the Pringles company collect all the used Pringles cans from the same supermarkets they deliver Pringles to. Th
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by kijin 5y ago
The opcache bug is actually more likely to hit VPS and dedicated servers, because most sites on shared hosting don't have enough concurrency to trigger the race condition. The last time I helped a customer fix it, they had a cluster of
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by kijin 5y ago
Been doing that for a while, but it's a workaround at best insofar as the opcache bug is concerned. I wouldn't call it elegant. A thing that calls itself a cache should be able to handle evictions without throwing up. It's al
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by kijin 5y ago
The restart behavior can be a problem when there's high concurrency, long-running requests, or even worse, both. First, the "opcache.force_restart_timeout" setting kills scripts upon reaching a timeout, independently of the w
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by kijin 5y ago
There's no hard threshold, the star just fades gradually from #FFF to #000. A fully black dwarf would be so cold it would be indistinguishable from cosmic background radiation, but that's going to take at least a trillion times lo
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by kijin 5y ago
HSTS doesn't complain as long as there's a valid certificate. If you ran into problems because of different certificates, you probably had HPKP.
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by kijin 5y ago
Everything except organic local produce is either made of oil, need oil during production, or need oil for shipping. Hardly an isolated economic sector. Edit: Even the organic local produce was probably brought to you on a gas-guzzling truc
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by kijin 5y ago
The framing gets a pass because the majority of "explosive traffic" comes from foreign companies. Google and Netflix have no voice in the Korean lawmaking process. When they go to court, they fall right into the trap of the framin
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by kijin 5y ago
The bones were splashed with molten metal. Imagine holding a silver cup. You raise it to give a toast. All of a sudden, the wine in your cup begins to boil, your flesh turns to ash and flies away as if someone with an infinity gauntlet had
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by kijin 5y ago
It could have been captured from another angle and swung around wildly before its orbit finally intersected the "surface" of Jupiter.
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by kijin 5y ago
It could be an issue with a overzealous blocker blocking not just YouTube video URLs but also a bunch of APIs and/or CDNs known to be used by YouTube, which also happen to be used by several other Google services. In Google's defe
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by kijin 5y ago
Ordinary citizens don't really care. This is SK giving Samsung what they want: an Android-fork OS for their smartwatches and other gadgets where the app store can be controlled by Samsung, not Google.
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by kijin 5y ago
I use the Professional edition too, and Windows resets my default image viewer and PDF viewer every now and then. Not sure if it's related to Windows updates, though. IIRC the resets are correlated more with one of those apps updating
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by kijin 5y ago
I still do that with my Linux boxes. A small /boot goes first, followed by swap, /, and finally the partition that will contain the majority of the data (usually /var or /home). This arrangement has advantages even in th
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by kijin 5y ago
The most surprising thing about the result is that there isn't an order-of-magnitude jump between SATA SSD and any sort of HDD, as you would expect with random read/write workloads typical of swap thrashing. Instead, the chart loo
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by kijin 5y ago
You can use ProtonMail Bridge with your own mail client to remove the dependency on the ever-changing webapp. I'm not sure if it's possible to build Bridge from source instead of blindly trusting the binaries they offer, though.
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by kijin 5y ago
Yeah, that footer looks surprisingly normal. But I don't see a whole bunch of closing tags just above that part. Why did the font size suddenly revert to normal? Is there something that means "reset everything"?
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by kijin 5y ago
A calendar is just a clock that measures longer durations of time.
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by kijin 5y ago
I doubt that there will be a major, irrecoverable housing crash in South Korea within the lifetime of anyone who grew up believing that their children will support them later on. In the meantime, retirees who own nothing but an expensive ap
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by kijin 5y ago
That's been changing very rapidly in SK. Almost everyone in their 40s and 50s today have been putting money into public pension plans as well as a multitude of private options. When they retire, they won't be economically dependen
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by kijin 5y ago
Yeah, we already do the Feb 29 thing every 4 years. We make exceptions to that rule every 100 years, and an exception to the exception every 400 years. Those leap years make larger oscillations than any leap second ever tries to correct for
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by kijin 5y ago
Yeah, the elephant in the room is leaded gasoline insofar as the lead-crime hypothesis is concerned. Unlike paint, lead in the exhaust spreads out across the entire community in a form that can be easily inhaled.
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by kijin 5y ago
But by the time Windows 11 becomes popular, Firefox will already have reskinned itself again . Mozilla just can't seem to help it. :(

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