kleiba2

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by kleiba2 6mo ago
Cookies can be up to 4kb in size - that should be enough to encode a fingerprint of your device.
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
When I lived in Germany, I had an apartment in the vicinity of three tiny arthouse theaters. I used to go there all the time by myself because you could basically walk to all three of them. Saw a lot of movies I would have never seen otherw
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
Does this tool access an Edge instance running on the same machine? Couldn't you then just simply export all saved passwords anyway? https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/export-passwords-i...
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
> “I’m surprised that nobody has actually called for a public inquiry into the data leak yet,” said University of Alberta political scientist Jared Wesley. That's because it doesn't matter. There is no liability. You can inve
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
> turdunking Is that a turkey-flavored donut?!
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
In their lungs.
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
Sorting machines are in fact used in these countries. But most of the trash separating efforts were introduced many decades ago, long before the capabilities of modern AI systems. I would be more worried about the fact that a lot of the gar
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
Interesting fact: Belgium's neighbor Germany has commenced a search for a suitable place to store nuclear waste indefinitely in the 1970s. Given that such a place must be safe for hundreds of thousands of years, they have not yet found
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
Where are they?
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
No, I mean just to try it out.
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
I'm so tired of having to sign up to some new service even just to try it out.
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
Pure adventure! > The journey took fifty days... ...so not for the working folks.
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
But isn't it kind of one-sided to single out data centers like that?
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
Yes, but we're talking about the origin of the word.
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
What?
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
> the potential to create more greenhouse gases than the country of Morocco emitted in 2024. Does that comparison mean anything to anybody?
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
Digitus is the Latin word for finger.
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
If you had a company, why not just tell all customers that their data is save but don't waste any money on security at all: in case of a breach, just write an apology email to your clients, promise a full investigation, and move on. Ob
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
> Cut back to Porsche in 1992, and you’ll see a similar story playing out in a very different industry. Back then, Porsche was not in the fantastic position it is in today. Its model lineup was aging. Perhaps picking Porsche for this a
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
Sure, de gustibus non est disputandum. I, for one, use the different clipboards concurrently all the time, with "highlight & middle-click" probably being the one I use most often. It's the most convenient for me most of t
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
I agree with the point about this being configurable. About your first point, however, keep in mind that "middle click insert" has been the default behavior in X since the 1980s, long before Windows or current generation MacOS&#x2
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
...and it's a great thing. Turning it off is another one of those GNOME decisions that are only made because the same feature does not exist in MacOS.
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
That's correct, as far as I can tell: the first one is used for all hex values in the "main" are of the buffer, and the second one for the character representation of each byte in the right-hand side column.
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
We drove to the Grand Canyon in a rental car from Vegas. "We" that is my old parents and I. We don't gamble, drink, or do hookers, so we didn't really like Vegas very much. (Stop! Hold your horses. It's a joke. I kn
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
Party on, sharks!
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
> Well after software I wanted a life that involved a lot less computer usage and a lot more being on my feet. Oh man, that's so me at this stage of my life. But I cannot easily get out of the rat race, with family responsibilitie
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
...which you can also play online: https://ifdb.org/viewgame?id=op0uw1gn1tjqmjt7
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
There was a time where I spent most evenings playing "A Mind Forever Voyaging" by Steve Meretzky [1], complete with trying to draw maps and jot down notes and clues, while listening to a Dave Brubeck album on repeat. The fact that
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
> because it's perfectable. it's not perfect, but it is perfectable. you can write down properties about Lean, in Lean. Homoiconicity anyone? Lisp is one of the oldest high-level programming languages, and it's stil
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by kleiba2 6mo ago
I don't understand the argument why the gender ratio in college would have an influence on the pay gap?

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