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by martijnvds 1y ago
Sadly, yes.
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Subroutines in Low Level Code [video](youtube.com)
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by martijnvds 1y ago
The "S" in AI stands for "security".
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by martijnvds 2y ago
Living expenses for the devs?
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by martijnvds 2y ago
I think there are similar rules (or there will soon be) in all of Europe.
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by martijnvds 2y ago
The Grenfell tower fire comes to mind regarding flammable cladding. Not "new" but "renovated". It killed more than 70 people.
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by martijnvds 2y ago
SFPDIF
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by martijnvds 2y ago
Adaptive lighting isn't the best solution either. Here in the Netherlands there are lots of complaints from people on bicycles who get blinded by "adaptive" lights that don't adapt, or don't do so quickly enough, pr
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by martijnvds 2y ago
You could call it.. l33terate
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by martijnvds 2y ago
You could call it the very definition of "un-hinged". :)
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by martijnvds 2y ago
The X32 ABI is not the same as the 32-bit mode used to run "i686" binaries on x86_64 (that would be the i386 ABI).
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by martijnvds 2y ago
They've also started replacing AON with XGS-PON in some areas, by putting all the fiber combining/muxing devices you need for that inside the AON POP building (and sending out new devices etc.)
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by martijnvds 2y ago
A bunch of my SD cards have a write protect slider on them. Also one of the SD/microSD adapters in my drawer has it.
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by martijnvds 2y ago
Kind of sad that this isn't an implementation of Perl 5 in JS
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by martijnvds 2y ago
I read it, but I don't get why it's needed, because everyone has USB cables to charge the device anyway, that can be used to attach it to a computer.
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by martijnvds 2y ago
Isn't this already supported using PTP since basically forever? I've been copying files to/from my phone for years. In recent Android versions you need to explicitly set the "USB mode" for security reasons, but if y
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by martijnvds 2y ago
Except for AWS ;)
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by martijnvds 2y ago
I'd add "tracking people's private information just to sell it" to that list.
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by martijnvds 2y ago
Traffic analysis also exists. "Every time a message goes from X to Y, suddenly Y does (thing) a day later" And then investigate from there.
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by martijnvds 2y ago
The anti-EU parties are generally in favor of this kind of stuff.
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by martijnvds 2y ago
My guess? The connection to the database can't be established.
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by martijnvds 2y ago
That argument also worked very well when it was "If there are enough people who want smoke-free bars and restaurants, there will be a number of them".
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by martijnvds 3y ago
I wonder if any of the old Dutch CT2 system ("Greenpoint") is still around. They refurbished all the bus stops that still had stickers for it a few years ago.
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by martijnvds 3y ago
You can probably get insurance for that.
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by martijnvds 3y ago
The tarballs also contain source. Just not the source control/revision history.
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by martijnvds 3y ago
I know there are ways to handle them, but it's still a hassle compared to using a standard format, for which most popular languages have a parser in the stdlib.
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by martijnvds 3y ago
I wish drag-and-dropping made .eml files (which are basicall mbox files, plain text). At work we have to deal with parsing the".msg" abominations Outlook _actually_ exports.
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by martijnvds 3y ago
You can think of it as a "fail-safe" situation. Being cautious here means "it's better to assign a CVE when it's not a vulnerability, than to NOT assign a CVE when it's actually a vulnerability"
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by martijnvds 3y ago
ASML is in Eindhoven, an hour's drive north of Maastricht.
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by martijnvds 3y ago
Or saying, upgrade your kernels?

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