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by lmz 1y ago
If there was ever a race targeting disease they will exist by definition. Those it inaccurately targets are just not pure-blooded enough.
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by lmz 1y ago
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/an-hero
243.
by lmz 1y ago
> be a hero and die a martyr I believe it's "an hero".
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by lmz 1y ago
Those categories are usually derived from another advertised number: Drive Writes Per Day. As an example in this Micron product brief the Latency for the read-intensive vs mixed use product are the same: https://assets.micron.com
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by lmz 1y ago
Lock the system -> get sued (or at least abused) for locking out third party utility writers. Leave the system open for extension -> poorly written apps by others ruin your reputation. Add telemetry to detect what third parties are d
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by lmz 1y ago
How is a "write random data and undo it later" test considered "nondestructive"? Unless it has fs knowledge and only does it to unallocated sectors.
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by lmz 1y ago
It did somewhat. It was called E4X.
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by lmz 1y ago
If you're OK with the startup cost of 2-3 more files for the viewer bootstrap, you could just fetch the XML data from the microcontroller using JS. I assume the xsl stylesheet is already a separate file.
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by lmz 1y ago
Is it a defect if it required the development of an adversarial tool / exploit which previously did not exist? If the roof leaked when it's raining it's a defect because rain existed before. But this exploit didn't exist
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by lmz 1y ago
Funnily enough, the company that runs UK Faster Payments (Vocalink) is a Mastercard subsidiary.
251.
by lmz 1y ago
Isn't that sort of like how Tor works?
252.
by lmz 1y ago
Account-number only pulls (eg ACH Debits) are insane. Where I'm from people, charities etc routinely publish their bank account numbers if they expect to receive money from strangers.
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by lmz 1y ago
Multiple keys and certs for the same hostname? Will the CA even issue that?
254.
by lmz 1y ago
It's more accurately a very Anglo perspective. The US, UK, AU, NZ, CA all do not have national ID cards.
255.
by lmz 1y ago
The same people who argue this will also argue that voter ID rules are discriminatory.
256.
by lmz 1y ago
And this is different from DNS how exactly? The key and resulting cert still needs to be distributed among your servers no matter which method is used.
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by lmz 1y ago
Yeah but Oracle themselves use "Multiversion Concurrency Control" in their docs: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14220/consi...
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by lmz 1y ago
VLANs are often useful.
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by lmz 1y ago
By MVCC you mean the kind of MVCC that keeps old versions in the same space / requires vacuum? Because I'm pretty sure Oracle also does multiversioning using their undo log / rollback segment.
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by lmz 1y ago
Have you also considered how much humans ought to be paying the trees for their Oxygen? I may look into buying some shares in those trees if they are available.
261.
by lmz 1y ago
> ...unnecessary skepticism... The URL suggests they might have a product to offer to solve the problem.
262.
by lmz 1y ago
But as the data structure's author they know next() is always complex. At least this way they win if the loop body is simple instead of always losing.
263.
by lmz 1y ago
Aren't those usually used inside an enterprise vs B2B between enterprises?
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by lmz 1y ago
They could have done all that in one long form with JS for client side progressive enhancement (show/ hide different parts) and that would probably be much easier.
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by lmz 1y ago
It does if you ever want rmdir to succeed.
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by lmz 1y ago
Based on UK Biobank data.
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by lmz 1y ago
If Google Maps had broadcast your individual(!) position and navigation intent to the local government people would scream about privacy. I'm not sure it's better when a local app does it.
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by lmz 1y ago
Not well is my guess. You best treat it as a cash equivalent, because it's a push method.
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by lmz 1y ago
"ifdef GIF_IMPLEMENTATION"
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by lmz 1y ago
It definitely has "profiles" as in the entire set of settings/ preferences/history[1]. Whether or not they are usable as a replacement for Chrome's however... [1]: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US&#

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