lmz

10 ms·

181.
by lmz 10mo ago
On values. You can search "smalltalk method finder" to find some examples.
182.
by lmz 10mo ago
Cash is a bit bulky and can't be sent over fiber.
183.
by lmz 10mo ago
The syntax and the concepts (const, move, copy, etc) are orthogonal. You could possibly write a lisp / s-exp syntax for c++ and all it would make better would be the macros in the preprocessor. The DSL doesn't have to be hard to r
184.
by lmz 10mo ago
So it's an elaborate front by South Korea instead.
185.
by lmz 10mo ago
> This is the key advantage of hardware keys, the fact that the physical press is required prevents the keys from being exfiltrated from the machine by malware. Secure elements prevent exfiltration. Touch requirements prevent on-device r
186.
by lmz 10mo ago
Wasn't it renamed because of these people? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoenix_Technologies
187.
by lmz 10mo ago
Shitty security products being inscrutable isn't limited to Windows. "Disable SELinux" anyone?
188.
by lmz 10mo ago
The propagation of English is due to the influence of America and Britain. If you look at the history of what those two have been up to all around the world, it's not pretty.
189.
by lmz 10mo ago
With that argument you could argue for age gating wifi access and mobile data.
190.
by lmz 10mo ago
It's not a necessary interface. Do the clients actually use S3 listing to determine what the latest firmware is? Personally I would put a service in the middle that takes in the model number, region, etc and then returned the most rece
191.
by lmz 10mo ago
It even has LAMBDA now: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/lambda-function-b...
192.
by lmz 10mo ago
Maybe listing shouldn't be enabled even if all the files are public.
193.
by lmz 10mo ago
> This interview transcript is a work of dramatised historical reconstruction. Frances Allen died on 4th August 2020, and cannot speak. The words, reflections, and responses attributed to her in this document are constructed from histori
194.
by lmz 10mo ago
https://zork.fandom.com/wiki/Grue
195.
by lmz 10mo ago
I'm not sure the overlapping pins idea would work for e.g. a 5 floor building with no multilevel maps and 6 businesses to a floor. Which is a common thing in some of the places Google maps.
196.
by lmz 10mo ago
Sure, go for the cheap shot (heh) at the Americans - but the news article is from the UK.
197.
by lmz 10mo ago
When the west devolves into a low trust society because of things like this and the relentless importing of people from such, it will lose the advantage of being a high trust society. Equality for all!
198.
by lmz 10mo ago
They didn't even get into the actual protection itself. It may well be terrible, but it being xcopy-able is not the protection vendor's fault.
199.
by lmz 11mo ago
I thought the newer LPDDR5 RAM was notorious for usually being soldered on / non removable? There's the new CAMM thing but adoption has been spotty.
200.
by lmz 11mo ago
Cards don't really need webhooks (unless you get into 3ds). Other payment types may need webhooks because they are fundamentally async.
201.
by lmz 11mo ago
Per app isolation vs single user account.
202.
by lmz 11mo ago
On die ECC for DDR5. Which corrects locally but does not signal the host or deal with data between the die and the CPU.
203.
by lmz 11mo ago
All the more reason to avoid the fate of the Native Americans.
204.
by lmz 11mo ago
You could argue that they are ruining the value of the signal for everyone.
205.
by lmz 11mo ago
...when given a 2 year head start.
206.
by lmz 11mo ago
> Literally, I have not changed my Google password in ~10 years, and my GMail is still untouched. The flip side of this is how many people are wrongly locked out of their gmail. I bet there's quite a few of them that failed to satis
207.
by lmz 11mo ago
Good. Those countries claiming global reach of their laws and regulations should not be surprised when people elsewhere refuse to serve their people.
208.
by lmz 11mo ago
They can't just go there and live. I assume most of the gringos there are legal? Yet somehow Americans uniquely tolerate illegal border crossing and illegal overstaying. (Not American myself)
209.
by lmz 1y ago
It could be a remote X client on another machine.
210.
by lmz 1y ago
We're talking about monitors here, which usually have a mouse cursor on it for input. Of course it would be hard to tell between 60 vs 120Hz screens if you used both to play a 30FPS video.

More ›