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by landr0id 3y ago
i18n has been around for ever and makes sense since in code it’s a bit long. Then k8s, which never made sense to me. I don’t know if it’s appropriate to call it a trend, but I’ve seen people doing it more frequently. The irony with this exa
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by landr0id 3y ago
> a11y I apologize for this being so besides the point of your post, but I hate this trend so much.
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by landr0id 3y ago
I used Slint recently and don’t think it’s quite ready for me. It doesn’t support recursive types in the DSL, so trees have to be represented as a flat array. It’s also not possible to combine certain AST elements like an `if` and `for` loo
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by landr0id 3y ago
I know somebody who was recently drugged and had their iPhone stolen (amongst other things) while on a trip in New Orleans. While he has no recollection of the night, this may have mitigated the damage they were able to cause and the troubl
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by landr0id 3y ago
I don't use LaTeX for anything these days but Typst popped up recently and seems like a decent alternative: https://github.com/typst/typst
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by landr0id 3y ago
> spotify paid snoop dog 40k for 1B streams. Poor example. If I remember correctly it was a song he had a feature on and there were about a dozen people credited on the track.
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by landr0id 3y ago
Post author here. Thanks to the folks who read through my rambling. There was another trick I discovered a couple days after writing this blog post while trying to fix a file that was decompiling with just empty output. The code pattern tha
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by landr0id 3y ago
This is a terrible experience for people who desire to sit on a couch with a controller. People specifically use devices that spoof their keyboard and mouse a controller so they can get in queues with controller players and retain auto aim.
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by landr0id 3y ago
> -ftrivial-auto-var-init=pattern Would be nice if this was zero instead of pattern.
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by landr0id 3y ago
I paid for whatever the premium version that lifts such restrictions is called. I'm fairly confident that I messaged everyone that matched and if the conversation died I would unmatch to clean things up.
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by landr0id 3y ago
>Anthony couldn’t think of anything that might have gotten his account flagged. Regardless, Hinge didn’t offer an explanation for his experience. It's been a while since I've been on Hinge, but Hinge is not like Tinder in terms
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by landr0id 3y ago
Former Microsoft employee here who occasionally had reason to work with the emulation team. It’s truly a thing of wonder and I hope they do a public talk on it someday. There are so many crazy tricks they’ve done that deserve recognition.
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by landr0id 3y ago
I don't think it ever included actual source code, but .NET IL is just so rich that it made it extremely trivial to decompile, no?
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by landr0id 3y ago
I tried Zellij a while ago (year+?) and wasn’t a huge fan. After some major updates I tried it again and it’s become my daily driver. Great application and I’m looking forward to seeing the plugin ecosystem grow. Thanks to the maintainers a
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by landr0id 3y ago
Not necessarily. The conversation with the Apollo dev was about the missed opportunity cost of having the user on the official platform. The $20m/year number was referring to opportunity cost, not the actual cost. To me that unpacks to
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by landr0id 3y ago
With this model someone just develops a website that passively collects usernames, performs the calculation, and maps usernames to hashed values.
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AMD's AM4 and AM5 Chips Are Frying Themselves(old.reddit.com)
3 points by landr0id 3y ago|2 comments
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by landr0id 3y ago
Quick summary: - Multiple Reddit users have reported both AM4 and AM5 chips that are dying with a bulge on the CPU and a burn mark (video covering an AM4 failure here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/12x
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by landr0id 4y ago
>The crazy thing he mentioned is that if there was zero compression, the latest COD games genuinely had over 1 terabyte of uncompressed assets. I think what this shows is there should be smart delivery of assets. Before installing perhap
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by landr0id 4y ago
Sort of a tangent but I used Ghidra last week to help a coworker figure out where some function was called by looking at the callee tree to it. He was investigating a crash reported by a user that seemed impossible to hit as the function wa
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by landr0id 4y ago
I mean it’s fairly obvious. You can do this through build.rs files as well. There was talk about trying to compile proc macros to WASM and run them sandboxed in the compiler. Not sure what happened to that RFC (by dtolnay?)
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by landr0id 4y ago
Yes, which was kind of a result of people making a fuss about this a year or two ago iirc.
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by landr0id 4y ago
You seem fixated on "downloading files over HTTP(S)" and are missing the point. Nearly every videogame for instance use libcurl as their HTTP stack. You know why? Because it's the best HTTP library for C/C++. If you have
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by landr0id 4y ago
I asked the WSDOT the same question a while back: https://twitter.com/landaire/status/944698354742599681 "The dowel bars help extend the life of the pavement by about 10 years or so."
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by landr0id 4y ago
Fair point that their marketing explicitly says this stuff is end-to-end encrypted. Seems like an obvious gap in validation/coverage of their network comms.
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by landr0id 4y ago
This looks more like negligence than malice. In order to send the push notification you have to send the content to a server that then gets pushed down through say Apple's Push Notification Service. The doorbell cannot talk directly to
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by landr0id 4y ago
Considering the state of the cameras I wouldn't be surprised if the film was at least partially exposed to light when they removed it from the ice.
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by landr0id 4y ago
Yes, they communicate with nearby Apple devices which have opted in to being part of the AirTag discovery network.
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by landr0id 4y ago
Mostly because PS4 didn't get hardware hacked. All of the hacks were software exploits that could be patched before folks were able to leverage them to bring their consoles online with cheats. iirc it did happen a couple of times thoug
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by landr0id 4y ago
There's some professionalism involved with not just dropping 0day against someone's consumer product when it enables piracy or bypasses security functions, especially when you're employed in industry. PlayStation also accepte

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