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by nieve 5y ago
It's always struck me as somewhat bizarre that so many libertarians who claim to embrace empiricism & the scientific method have also embraced a movement that's directly counter-science, but it's a school of economics the
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by nieve 5y ago
Apparently the spam calls and texts I get don't exist? That'll make them less annoying in the future.
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by nieve 5y ago
Wasn't it established in the article that PMTUD was broken by the asymmetric routing?
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by nieve 5y ago
Do we know for sure the vulnerability was only in that version?
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by nieve 5y ago
You're assuming there's only one satellite to worry about per exposure.
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by nieve 5y ago
But not in the original article: https://www.discovermagazine.com/health/blood-and-fog-the-mi...
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by nieve 5y ago
SSH is not mentioned as being used by the malware anywhere in the article. Do you have more information about this?
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by nieve 5y ago
Shouldn't that be 10, not 100?
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by nieve 5y ago
No-one is pointing out the obvious: it was trying to defect.
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by nieve 5y ago
I think a lot of the remaining Opera use is Opera Mini, possibly for its page size reducing proxy setup. On a site I do moderation for a noticeable amount of our most blatant trolling comes from that.
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by nieve 5y ago
It's a Russian founded, owned, operated, and dependent corporation that happens to be registered in Schiphol. It's not Dutch except for the registration.
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by nieve 5y ago
Those ways of styling were firmly enough established that a lot of people thought Markdown was violating them by having asterisks render as italic instead of bold. Italic was represented with slashes!
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by nieve 5y ago
I don't know what they were doing with their javascript, but they broke both the reload button & ctrl-R as well as maxing a CPU for 30s after closing the tab. Possibly something with the canvas, I got a fingerprinting attempt warni
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by nieve 5y ago
I think at this point something as expressive as PCRE should be table stakes for any language aspiring to be used for text processing. It's so successful that GNU grep added support: -P, --perl-regexp Interpret I<PATTERNS>
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by nieve 5y ago
Cryptocurrencies have made greater inroads among the poor in America than the middle class, so it'll definitely hit them hard. I'm not sure if that's what you mean by realworld finances, but it's a worry.
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by nieve 5y ago
Possibly because they're dragging the joke out way past where it might be amusing.
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by nieve 5y ago
Possibly the combination of it occurring at great depth and there being another instrument-laden probe right there.
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by nieve 5y ago
I'm sure stories of people having their insurance locked up in a buggy contract that won't pay out won't help increase trust in the industry.
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by nieve 5y ago
I'm not sure there are many previously invented wheels/revision control systems for Mac System 6, an operating system released 33 years ago.
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by nieve 5y ago
Even without RFP it seems to be very fragile, just resizing my window completely changes the result.
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by nieve 5y ago
Try thinking of it like latitude being like a ladder's rungs. Though this does have the horrifying side effect that sometimes you'll pronounce it laddertude in your head.
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by nieve 5y ago
This is a thinly disguised ad for AppSignal's product, but one bit jumped out at me: "You run a shared CMS for publishing on the Web, and you allow article segments to be stored in your database. Your platform becomes successful,
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by nieve 5y ago
Archive link to avoid the paywall: https://archive.is/GLFEF
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by nieve 5y ago
And drag applies to any direction of travel, if terminal velocity for a small, dense object like a bullet was reached as quickly as willis936 thinks firearms would have much shorter maximum ranges.
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by nieve 5y ago
I somewhat doubt that homeless people are stealing fiber. The base of that bridge is pretty accessible, but it looks like the cables were stolen multiple stories in the air.
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by nieve 5y ago
And it is often easier to argue that software should add support for a new method than that it should change semantics that other users/customers may depend on even if those semantics aren't ideal.
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by nieve 5y ago
But then they did something bad with the Unicode just to make sure that we didn't get the full benefit of using it.
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by nieve 5y ago
"RAM: 250MB on average to run app with one screen sharing session. Every new screen sharing session will need upto 100MB of extra memory on average for smooth performance."
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by nieve 5y ago
Clickbait. KDE has not said anything about adding ads and the article even acknowledges "it’s doubtful you’ll see ads in KDE’s core applications". They're conflating Qt adding support for displaying ads with applications (not
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by nieve 5y ago
Unfortunately Takeout doesn't really do anything to help with purchases.

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