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2y ago
> This means a second channel to the server for periodically rotating session keys, terminating sessions, changing IP addresses, configuring new routes and repeating authentication if necessary. So IPsec's IKE protocol? Why not just
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2y ago
Agree. So your rust based terminal ("a modern, Rust-based terminal with AI built in"???) is resource hungry - go use xterm then? VSCode too heavy - have all the other lighter editors disappeared? This strikes me as wanting the f
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2y ago
It's biased in the sense that this seems to be common practice in the region and yet China is singled out while darling US ally South Korea which does comparable things is excused (e.g. see sibling comments excusing it because of the c
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2y ago
Doesn't Taiwan still claim the mainland as its own, at least in theory? Also there are border conflicts with e.g. India.
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2y ago
Note the bias against China in the comments here vs South Korea which is effectively doing the same thing.
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2y ago
No. The Internet is routinely used for porn but it is not its primary purpose.
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lmz
2y ago
That kind of manipulation isn't limited to RPG. I believe dBase and descendants also work similarly with manual cursor manipulation.
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2y ago
Just because they are routinely used for such does not mean it is their primary purpose.
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2y ago
> In the end, you'll have a mixture of NULL and "" in your DB Not if you use Oracle.
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3y ago
This would break the chain of trust (you wouldn't trust the network's key signing the address for that zone).
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3y ago
They are encrypted to your device and your device can upload them unencrypted in backups if you don't configure encryption. Plus the original argument was Meta did not have access.
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lmz
3y ago
No, those are Backups stored in iCloud / Google Drive. Google / Apple have access to those, not Meta.
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3y ago
seems like it can parallelize to an extent: https://pgcopydb.readthedocs.io/en/latest/concurrency.html#s...
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3y ago
Isn't there the issue of modifying the state enough through the low-level API such that it breaks the assumptions of the high-level one?
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3y ago
The lifecycle of a car and those gadgets are quite different. Without upgradable hardware in your car you'd be stuck with a very old version of Gmail on your car. This is the same logic as why some people would rather buy the dumbest T
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3y ago
Is it still a wrapper over wxwidgets?
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3y ago
I investigated some more and this is called "bracketed paste" and both the program and terminal must support it (program must enable it). https://invisible-island.net/xterm/xterm-paste64.html
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3y ago
That's a readline feature (quoted insert C-q). So the terminal is smart enough to detect readline and then quote the newlines?
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3y ago
> terminal puts a newline into your command, but doesn't press enter for you. I'm having difficulty imagining this. I know of some who warn on multiline paste, but how exactly is it possible to "put a newline" but not
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3y ago
You say that like an accidental middle click from e.g. xterm would be any better.
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lmz
3y ago
I don't think that's the same David Mitchell.
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3y ago
Isn't that basically the idea behind the "lambda architecture"? Of course you typically don't use the same product for both the real time and the batch aspects.
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3y ago
If you want it to "do the same things" you can still do that. Go run the same software from that time then.
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3y ago
Usually people don't have enough savings to dedicate themselves full time to a non money making project.
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3y ago
Windows now has OpenSSH https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administrat...
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3y ago
For 3DS enabled cards, 3DS is optional. Unless you mean 3DS-mandatory cards.
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3y ago
Well it says the headphones are sold by the MRI company: > The CRBN headphones are integrated into the Lumica AV system from SMRTImage that provides images and movies Maybe you can get more info out of them: https://www.smrtim
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3y ago
You can use the "vouch" link if you believe a dead post is worth showing other people.
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3y ago
Probably better than Unifying... https://github.com/mame82/misc/blob/master/logitech_vuln_sum...
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3y ago
> Wake me up if a simple standard comes to pass that neither has user/group ID, mode fields, nor bit-packed two-second-precision timestamps or similar silliness. Perhaps an executable bit for systems that insist on such things for b
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