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by kortilla 2y ago
No you don’t. The CAs are only necessary if you want random public devices to be able to validate your domain. And you don’t have to trust the registrar because of what I just said. You don’t need to depend on PKI.
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by kortilla 2y ago
Using a website is a strange example because that’s not at all how web services are architected. The only pieces that would have images in memory is a file serving layer on the server side and the user's browser.
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by kortilla 2y ago
The cognitive dissonance in the article when it comes to Signal and Protonmail is the same thing the author is deriding with people trusting Apple et al. Apple has far more to lose monetarily than protonmail if it comes out that Apple sells
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by kortilla 2y ago
> Does this lessen the fear of being rebuked when sharing thoughts in a public forum one values? Absolutely. There is no threat of permanent harm. You just lose your karma count and make a new account > Perhaps it would for people who
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by kortilla 2y ago
Yes, and it would surprising if someone claimed those First Nations launched a satellite.
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by kortilla 2y ago
Companies frequently do this kind of thing when they don’t want you to use them as promo material through an implied partnership. Because spacex also makes satellites, they don’t want confusion about which satellites are theirs. “MyCompany
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by kortilla 2y ago
Because it’s not clear which of the two things makes doing both hard. Developing a basic satellite is very straightforward at this point and there are countless unrecognizable companies that help do this.
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by kortilla 2y ago
> Much like what I am doing here to what I assume is a group exceeding 100+ members. Under an anonymous account to people you don’t have to see in person.
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by kortilla 2y ago
The problem is people say the same thing without saying race. “Did anyone see this suspicious character?” with a picture from a doorbell cam of a black guy. It’s still obviously racist to everyone but it’s not reportable or treated as such.
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by kortilla 2y ago
You would be surprised how little in common you can have with your neighbors. You likely don’t shop at the same places, don’t frequent the same restaurants, bars, parks, etc. It’s not even politics related, people just don’t like the same a
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by kortilla 2y ago
But there is usually a code with some app and all of the social aspects have been removed. It’s not much different than being a higher scale realtor key box.
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by kortilla 2y ago
The entire library of Congress is like 10TB. You don’t need anything near petabytes until you get out of text into rich media.
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by kortilla 2y ago
Rainier is visible at least 85 miles away.
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by kortilla 2y ago
> 1. If I had a family member who was a serial murderer or rapist a la the Golden State Killer, I would want him apprehended. But you are apprehended instead and are responsible for now coming up with an alibi.
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by kortilla 2y ago
That study is about the impact on labor supply, not the usefulness of UBI.
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by kortilla 2y ago
The rust produced by LLMs is quite bad. It’s overly verbose (misses combinators) and often subtly wrong (swallows errors on result types when it shouldn’t). A single errant collect or clone call can destroy your performance and LLMs sprinkl
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by kortilla 2y ago
The claim was “leaks are hard to code by accident”. I agree with gp that this is false. Preventing leaks is explicitly not a goal of rust and making lifetimes correct often involves giving up and making unnecessary static lifetimes. I see t
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by kortilla 2y ago
“Aesthetic only” bugs for a project entirely for aesthetics can easily kill the usage of it. Nobody cares about a CVE-free rendering library if it can’t render things correctly.
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by kortilla 2y ago
Yeah, the big issue is that any code that took addresses from user input had to do validation to make sure addresses were valid, in allowed ranges, etc. While the sockaddr struct allowed to to abstractly handle v4/v6 socket connections
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by kortilla 2y ago
> top secret (lol) cloud [1] Not sure what the “lol” is for there. They aren’t saying the cloud is top secret. It’s qualified to work with top secret data.
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by kortilla 2y ago
Telling someone to stop anti intellectual bigotry is aggressive but it’s not name calling. Nearly everyone is susceptible to spreading bigotry. Telling them to stop is not the same thing as “calling them a bigot”. I hear you on the tone but
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by kortilla 2y ago
Not sure what you mean, but nobody I know of referred to the 4ft long servers as pizza boxes. Because the name sort of implied it was something small enough to throw on a desk and stack stuff on.
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by kortilla 2y ago
Check out the link I posted. It’s from a physicians group focused on human rights. > I don’t think you need to be a rocket scientist to realize loud noise = hearing loss. Being a doctor and understanding that the levels people are expose
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by kortilla 2y ago
They are not designed to cause hearing damage and the link I posted saying as much is a from a physicians org for human rights. Speaking in hyperbole is counter productive to thoughtful discussion
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by kortilla 2y ago
The item in the top left (or #1) at many fast food restaurants is intentionally not the low margin cheap way to eat. The cost of the Big Mac is certainly approaching sit down places, but that’s the “premium” burger. They have $5 meals now a
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by kortilla 2y ago
LRADs are not designed to cause permanent damage. They are explicitly designed under the intention of being a way to disperse a crowd without long term harm. There hasn’t been much research on long term health impacts, but it’s not a tool t
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by kortilla 2y ago
The sidebar is necessary because it’s an unsubstantiated claim that dilutes the actual discussion. It’s like slipping in an anecdote that she also ate children for breakfast. It’s right to call out incorrect stuff added even if it’s “suppor
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by kortilla 2y ago
The blue black dress thing is how people perceive it, but the values for pixels are absolute. The pixel values aren’t changing from viewer to viewer. If OP had said “perceived color”, I would agree. But we’re talking at pixel level here.
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by kortilla 2y ago
An unmarked van could park in front of any arbitrary public neighborhood house with street parking for a few hours and nobody would care. As long as people aren’t visible in it. Multiple days would be suspicious but that would be true of ev
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by kortilla 2y ago
You’re lucky to even have done OK. Not only did a lot of people get wiped to zero, but some people ended up in huge debt to the govt. I know multiple people who went through: - Exercise an option and “realize a gain”. Have to pay taxes for

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