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mikerg87
2y ago
Honest question. Is there a reason to use md5? Is it just so much faster than alternatives? So many vulnerability scanners for Python, Java , c# look for md5 and flag its use as unsafe. Also. Since not hashing content and hasing the timest
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2y ago
There is a larger discussion on HN already https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40206729
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30 Years Ago Today, Commodore Died
(timeextension.com)
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JQuery UI I’d in maintenance mode : only bug fixes and security fixes are addressed, there are multiple CVEs addressed to its date picker in this release. For those that have to be concerned about such things : CVE-2021-41182 CVE-2021-41183
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2y ago
Depends on how you use it. My prompt : Review this text for content,structure,style,grammar and spelling list suggestion in bullet form. ChatGPT just reviews what I write and fixes where my mind wandered off during the process. Now I write
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2y ago
Until Windows stops treating its users as the product it’s hard to imagine going back. I understand they are going to testing ads in the system menu and with the invasiveness of clippy 2.0 aka copilot I’m too old to put up with bullshit. Ma
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Welcome to the Centurion Computer Wiki
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Greaseweazle
(retrocmp.de)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Xbox games are all VM images so im not it’s even sure it’s recompiled as much as emulated. All they are probably doing is ensuring compatibility . Dave Cutler said XBox is a variant of hyper-v.
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3y ago
I’d argue the opposite. This happened, as how I understood it when it was explained, is that while code gets lots and lots of eyeballs, non- trivial make files get little to no real review as it’s often hard to reason about them. The exploi
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3y ago
Hmm. I just got new cards from 3 different chartered banks since last summer. Will say that silver on the numbers of all of them is just about worn off
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3y ago
What is the proposition for this case? With this much volume i'd be looking for the ultimate pi 5 that has: 1) Modular water cooling option (probably in the bottom) 2) UPS system middle 3) Easy mount of pi5 and NVME in the top 4) Easy
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3y ago
Jay miner who lead the design team for the Atari 8-bit series went on to design the Amiga chipset.
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The patent that drives this : Method for seeding a pseudo-random number generator with a cryptographic hash of a digitization of a chaotic system https://patents.google.com/patent/US5732138A/en
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very nice. I hadn’t seen that expansion set. Cool. I expect the customs market will definitely contribute to the official sets. What I have read elsewhere is there are 6 adventurer characters and 3 Skelton “freebies” and a couple of micro f
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3y ago
Annoying. Yesterday the product page said it came with 5 minifigures. Today it shows 6. But in all the promo images on the site and in this article I think I’m up to 9 or 10. I think it’s going to be hard to play a game with so few figures.
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3y ago
Most Americans probably became aware of this when it was used in 1984’s Ghostbuster's
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This is great. Lots of feedback and info sharing from everyone’s collective knowledge base. Lot of feedback from thr grey beards around in the retro era eg 1980-1990 and those who are on the bleeding edge inventing the future. Good job. Kee
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The 8-bit home computer from 1975 you've never heard of [video]
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3y ago
In Ontario where I live its municipal housing that's the problem. In Kitchner/Waterloo where I live local government is hung up on affordable housing in projects like apartment building construction. Ironically because of all the
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Isn't this referred to as Load Shedding in some circles? If its not, can someone explain how its different?
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3y ago
Thanks. I will. I must confess, I have not tried the top_p or seed value. I guess my naive belief was that the the defaults in the api matched the OOTB experience of the web interface. shame on me
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3y ago
Yes. Attempts to match api with the chat interface have proved futile. The api never seems to behave in the same way as the chat interface.
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Modern Upgrades for the Hayes Chronograph
(biosrhythm.com)
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3y ago
Pi-hole to block ads and tracking for my less technically savvy relatives https://pi-hole.net/
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Thank you. This is a really good explainer for what is happening.
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In other words, The cloud has no soul. Just as devs were partitioned into front and backend and full stack. Admins are going through a similar transformation.
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I guess this was a mercy killing. 1995 - 1996 Bob Killed by Microsoft 28 years ago, Bob was a Microsoft project intended to provide a personalized alternative interface for the Windows operating system. It was 10 months old.
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Snowcraft – Building a Lego Snowfort from giant Lego snow-bricks
(verandavikings.com)
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This whole book is a fascinating read of the origins of the PC industry. There was nothing like it when I read it 1986, except for maybe Soul of a New Machine by Tracy Kidder.
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