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961.
by lmz 5y ago
Ethics are flexible. e.g. Westwards expansion and killing off the natives wasn't a problem in the 1800s but is only a problem now.
962.
by lmz 5y ago
https://github.com/yaegashi/muslstack seems to indicate the limit is coming from musl (the libc) rather than Alpine, which may legitimately have a hope of running on small platforms.
963.
by lmz 5y ago
I used an SSL CA (Startcom / StartSSL) that used Client certs as its (only?) method of authentication. It was a terrible experience if you ever had to log in from another browser.
964.
by lmz 5y ago
True, but they certainly don't make it too easy either with the indefinite length constructs.
965.
by lmz 5y ago
The 100% adult content sites get blocked by school proxies or sometimes even ISPs. Because youtube is mixed content it has to implement access control on the site.
966.
by lmz 5y ago
No additional fees is not incompatible with getting a cut. e.g. they could take some of the card issuer's portion.
967.
by lmz 5y ago
The US has no shortage of older fabs. It just doesn't have the cutting edge ones.
968.
by lmz 5y ago
So it's basically proving the site owner's point that they can't account for whatever randomness the user decides to put in their browser.
969.
by lmz 5y ago
I wonder if phrasing it as > You were born at 0.0xyz% CO2, It is now 0.0abc% CO2 instead of using PPM would be less alarming.
970.
by lmz 5y ago
17% of humans, disregarding the name, live in India. I'm sure the percentage of people with Indian names that live in India is larger.
971.
by lmz 5y ago
An svn working copy has one version stored locally. A git clone has all versions stored locally. All versions of a large file takes up lots of space.
972.
by lmz 5y ago
Friction reduction: https://www.prestigetime.com/blog/what-are-the-jewels-in-a-w...
973.
by lmz 5y ago
Yet you often hear in this forum about how content-id is bad and is too easily (ab)used to take down content. The reality is without content-id most rights holders would be as screwed as Vasallo.
974.
by lmz 5y ago
In that case aren't the Jersey authorities also protecting their borders?
975.
by lmz 6y ago
Surely IE6 already had a "reasonable subset" and devs hated it for holding back progress...
976.
by lmz 6y ago
Maybe they're storing music videos?
977.
by lmz 6y ago
It's funny how they jump to blaming the Americans. Last I checked the Spanish clubs in this scheme weren't run by Americans.
978.
by lmz 6y ago
Some games are digital only even on PS3.
979.
by lmz 6y ago
This just adds more complexity to a universally used user space library. And also breaks when some programs don't use the same resolver. Just implement your own dns server that does it for you (or reuse dnsmasq).
980.
by lmz 6y ago
xharbour?
981.
by lmz 6y ago
Plus the DMCA (for youtube-dl?) was for hosting the code, not related to the code's license.
982.
by lmz 6y ago
But only one extreme is grayed out here.
983.
by lmz 6y ago
I wouldn't be too sure about that: https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2013/07/08/200106073/fr...
984.
by lmz 6y ago
They're just bytes in memory and there's nothing stopping you from putting whatever you want in the code section (as long as you don't try to execute it).
985.
by lmz 6y ago
This sounds like a pretty weird thing to complain about (especially coming from the reversing direction). Is the problem merely that they don't like how the strings are inlined in the code section? (Where else would you put it? Automag
986.
by lmz 6y ago
Your linked Austrac page refers to cash transactions ("physical currency"). This one[0] however, says that any international funds transfer instruction (of any amount) needs to be reported. [0]: https://www.austrac.gov.
987.
by lmz 6y ago
Yup. Not sure how this is different from any of the security tools / exploits used to break into networks.
988.
by lmz 6y ago
Sort of: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/guides/vm/cl...
989.
by lmz 6y ago
Increased unity, no need to consider minority demands. e.g. consider the Keystone XL pipeline. Would it be easier and quicker to build without the Native population being there to protest? Or consider the recent race riots in the USA, would
990.
by lmz 6y ago
It sounds unfair. It's OK for these other countries to keep enjoying the benefits of eugenics they did in the past, but China can't join in? (same argument can be used for pollution)

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