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by no_time 3y ago
>If you listen to BitTorrent's DHT network, you'll build an index of everything shared on BitTorrent (over time), Correct me if I'm wrong but as far as I understand, passively listening on DHT would only mean you build up
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by no_time 3y ago
Gold Windows XP 2016 was truly a thing of beauty. https://crustywindo.ws/Gold_Windows_XP_2016#/media/File:XP_G...
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by no_time 3y ago
Or you drop ~800$/yr on an EV codesigning cert to switch your binaries from "malware unless proven otherwise" to "harmless until proven otherwise". It's basically a protection racket.
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by no_time 3y ago
>Having enough space for malware after that would be insane. win32 shellcode for downloading the real malware could very easily fit even in a 4k intro. https://www.exploit-db.com/exploits/13515
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by no_time 3y ago
Well, it was funded by EU citizens. https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/825303
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by no_time 3y ago
The plugin based beta had Russian as a translation source language. I wonder why did they remove it in the final release. I hope it wasn't political. It was really handy the few times I needed it.
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by no_time 3y ago
>but I'm still seeing nothing to indicate anything more than "overpriced, non-essential toy." This seems like a semi common sentiment. To those who used both a Valve Index and a Quest 1 or 2, is this also true for the Inde
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by no_time 3y ago
I really REALLY wish this thing could be jailbroken. The only thing holding me back from buying one is that I'm not paying $500 + our lovely 27% VAT to strap a surveillance device to my face.
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by no_time 3y ago
EU citizen here, I'd prefer to have these regulations instead of a third digital serfdom. Be it EU based or not.
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by no_time 3y ago
Mozilla can also disable any of your extensions. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/add-ons-cause-issues-ar... There needs to be a law against this.
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by no_time 3y ago
This is my thought process too. But at the same time this doesn't answer how CD Projekt, a public company, can own and operate GOG.com, which is even more consumer friendly than Steam.
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by no_time 3y ago
Erosion of the concept of ownership. I can lose access to the content I have paid full price for through no fault of my own. Just because they've decided to no longer support the platform I've never stopped using. Also not being a
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by no_time 3y ago
Tangent, I can't find what "TFA" stands for. My gut tells me it's "The Fucking Article". Am I correct?
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by no_time 3y ago
They are putting billions into ads just so they can stay recognizable. I can't imagine pepsico or mcds renaming a single product, ever.
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by no_time 3y ago
> And for the right project, especially those where a predefined engine structure does not not fit, it can still be the most productive choice. Right on. While interning at an oil refinery, I developed an application in LÖVE that process
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by no_time 3y ago
LÖVE 11.3, Win10 21H1, AMD 6700XT - There seems to be some issue with Z ordering. https://imgur.com/a/d7ojRO7 EDIT: looks correct albeit choppy on LÖVE 11.3, Ubuntu 20.04, i3-4160 integrated. Nice job btw.
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by no_time 3y ago
LÖVE + Zerobrane for IDE is my single favorite to write software that puts pixels on the screen. a few reasons why I love it -Both the IDE and the framework are lightweight enough to run comfortably even on an RPI. -The single best document
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by no_time 3y ago
Bold of you to assume that anyone will care about what they heard in ethics class when presented with the opportunity to get rich and powerful.
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by no_time 3y ago
I hope they gate webGPU behind a per domain allow/deny notification like they do with location and camera access. This whole thing is just begging to be exploited by cryptominers.
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by no_time 3y ago
And Activision does sue them. This is how we lost the xlabs project a few months ago. Still makes me sad to think about it because some of the MWII servers were like a third place to me. On that note, I have an offline dump of their gh org.
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by no_time 3y ago
The requirement of a TPM in w11 will make companies throw millions PCs into shredders in 2025 with the EOL of w10. Of course there will be enough PCs to go around for practically forever, but the march of time is not going in a direction th
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by no_time 3y ago
>We need a new philosophical movement for computer technology. I'm hoping for Cory Doctorow's new book[0] to ignite this discussion. This is the first thing I've preordered in my life. And despite his marketing being a bit
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by no_time 3y ago
I know "give them an inch, they take a mile" is a reductive comparison but I really can't see this way of thinking going any other way in the long term.
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by no_time 3y ago
> I’m not sure I understand apples logic here. Are iCloud Photos in their data centers not scanned? Isn’t everything by default for iCloud users sent there automatically to begin with? Doesn’t the same logic around slippery slope also ap
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by no_time 3y ago
If the content broadcasted is E2E, how do they even know?
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by no_time 3y ago
There isn't enough known about the whole thing to answer this. But for what it's worth, Intel's version of this tech has a wiki paragraph dedicated to this concern. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_
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by no_time 3y ago
Only an Apple engineer could answer this fully but here are some of my ideas as to why this hasn't been done yet: -They still support playback on devices with no TEE. Kinda defeats the point of implementing it until this is the case. -
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by no_time 3y ago
What made you stop hosting your email?
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by no_time 3y ago
First time I'm hearing about Embassy. Looks like things have progressed since last time I tried deploying rust on an stm32.
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by no_time 3y ago
>I'm hopeful. no_std rust binaries can be near competitive with C. I feel like Rust without std might as well be a different language. Almost all of the available mindshare, docs, libraries are dependant on it. Sure, you can use i

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