looperhacks

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by looperhacks 1y ago
> The 25 is there in the name. This largely depends on who you're asking? I don't know anyone who wouldn't consider 24 the course correct number of Advent, simply because that's the common number here (we celebrate Ch
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by looperhacks 1y ago
That's a bit overzealous, isn't it? > Hey, please send the shipment to my customer. No, I can't tell you the address, it's personal data. Some data sharing will always be necessary. What needs to be banned is the unne
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by looperhacks 1y ago
It's very likely that over the years, it found something. But we didn't have anything to compare against, because it was always mutation testing from day one.
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by looperhacks 1y ago
Years ago, I used mutation testing in a pretty big Java project. Let me tell you: You don't want so much coverage. It's usually a waste of time and makes changes to existing code very annoying. Keep mutation testing/high cove
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by looperhacks 1y ago
Certainly a JSON-based REST API that is not really RESTful just so that people can complain about it
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by looperhacks 1y ago
I'm not going to bother fact checking a random comment without any sources, but regarding your second point: do you think "the rest of the world" gets drugs for free?
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by looperhacks 1y ago
A man opens a door after the bell rang. Outside is a snail, asking if they can use the bathroom. Annoyed, the man picks up the snail and throws it back to the street. A few weeks later, it rings again - when the man opens the door, the snai
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by looperhacks 1y ago
Switch DRM, running custom code and interacting with RAM is a solved problem on the Switch (1). There are some really impressive mods, like a multiplayer implementation for Super Mario Odyssey
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by looperhacks 1y ago
I have my issues with how legislation is set up in the EU, but it's not like the commission can just make its own laws. The commission can only submit proposals, which then have to be approved (or changed) by the council and parliament
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by looperhacks 1y ago
They got banned because they were accused of pretty bad market manipulation (which Jane Street denies of course)
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by looperhacks 1y ago
I tried a random PDF that includes an annotation, but the annotation didn't show up. I assume the annotations this supports are no real annotations?
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by looperhacks 1y ago
This article is a random collection of claims without sources or even explanations how the author came to the conclusions. - NFS has the "pro" of being POSIX compliant, but I can't see how a FUSE device is different in this r
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by looperhacks 1y ago
I haven't used micronaut specifically, but I remember using Quarkus when it was rather new. It also does a lot at compile-time compared to, say, spring. The one big disadvantage I noticed that it's had to eject if you need to defe
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by looperhacks 1y ago
> First - the fact that it's played for real money. Don't play for real money then. I played a lot of poker with friends, but never for money - everybody gets the same amount of chips at the start and the winner is the last man
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by looperhacks 1y ago
I remember that the novelization of the fifth element describes that the cops are taught to speak as robotic as possible when using speakers for some reason. Always found the idea weird that someone would _want_ that
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by looperhacks 1y ago
Akchyually! These days, Java uses Latin1 if no characters outside Latin1 are used. Only if full Unicode is necessary, it uses UTF-16
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by looperhacks 1y ago
The church knew that the earth was round. Which is largely irrelevant, because Galileo argued for a heliocentric model vs the (at the time popular) geocentric model. Nobody argued that the earth was round
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by looperhacks 1y ago
Maybe don't: https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Don't_Do_This#Don.27t_use_s...
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by looperhacks 1y ago
macOS doesn't handle it at all, a window is never visible on multiple screens at the same time. Low DPI screens are near unusable anyway on macOS without subpixel rendering
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by looperhacks 1y ago
This is a European initiative, we are already backdoored by other companies from other countries. I'd rather work with a company I can take to court/that is governed by policies I can vote for or against.
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by looperhacks 1y ago
If the law is useless and there is political capital then surely the legislative body can vote to abolish it with minimal fuss. A bit tongue in cheek, of course - but I can't image the amount of unnecessary work regular continuation of
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by looperhacks 1y ago
This sounds great! I never got to reading manga on my Paperwhite 4(?) because the scaling made the text terrible to read (that was with KOReader a few years ago). Does this tool handle this better?
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by looperhacks 1y ago
Not all cheating sends "bad data" to the server. Cheats like wallhacks or aimbots are purely clientside and can't be detected on the server
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by looperhacks 1y ago
Is there any way to recognize adversary IT workers? Not many companies have the capabilities of cybersecurity experts
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by looperhacks 2y ago
Can't answer this particular question. But I remember hearing that developing new antibiotics is not very profitable - To minimize resistance building against new antibiotics, old antibiotics will be used until they are no longer worki
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by looperhacks 2y ago
> Quick to parse eh ... Okay, maybe it's quick. But it's also surprisingly hard to do "right". Just look at libexpat. Sure, many issues could be prevented with another programming language. But there are still regular
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by looperhacks 2y ago
You could always play Minecraft without an account. But you can't join most servers that enable authentication checks
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by looperhacks 2y ago
The moon gets _really_ cold, way below spec for most electronics. That's why sensitive parts are sometimes in a heating component, but that also depends on the battery. And yes, cold batteries might not recover properly.
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by looperhacks 2y ago
I can't give you the exact episodes, but the series: Blurry Text For Fuzzy Hearing: Dimension W Fading Text For Fade Transition: Made in Abyss Reflected Text On Reflecting Surfaces: Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid Onscreen Text Imita
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by looperhacks 2y ago
The page does not recommend them directly, but also doesn't discourage them. In fact, it requires "guidance", which IMO might as well be a strength indicator. > Verifiers SHALL offer guidance to the subscriber to assist th

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