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ofrzeta
2y ago
I hope Trump won't take any action against archive.org because it's the only way of preserving government sites from all the damage that is being done.
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US Government End of Term Web Archive
(eotarchive.org)
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ofrzeta
2y ago
It's more or less covert subsidies for the usual suspects. In Germany that means the like of Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, Atos, Bosch, Deutsche Telekom, SAP, BMW and Siemens get some millions (and by "some" I mean around 200 mill
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ofrzeta
2y ago
If I remember correctly it was more or less coined as an alternative to "Free Software" which wasn't as industry-compatible. I also remember a lot of discussions (and essays by Stallman) about how Open Source is not Free Soft
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ofrzeta
2y ago
Why don't you run the open source version?
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ofrzeta
2y ago
So like RethinkDB? https://rethinkdb.com/
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ofrzeta
2y ago
I guess it is about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silicosis
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ofrzeta
2y ago
I don't doubt that this cruft is insecure. It's just a bit of a stretch to get to that conclusion from finding a potential buffer overflow in Freeswitch. Maybe it's not a stretch but just a conclusion by analogy but then you
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2y ago
From the article I am not totally convinced that "Telecom security sucks today", given they just randomly picked Freeswitch to find a buffer overflow. "Telecom stacks" might or might be not insecure but what's done
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ofrzeta
2y ago
Hey, you already have a camp in Guantanamo Bay. According to reports, migrant detainees have been sent there: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cy0p1ykxyzjo
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ofrzeta
2y ago
While the API seems similar, the syntax of Laravel feels a bit lighter thanks to PHP.
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ofrzeta
2y ago
Being senior arguably involves more than technical skill on a one-dimensional scale. I'd say Linus Torvalds was no senior at that time although the technical feat was certainly impressive.
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ofrzeta
2y ago
Can an LLM "discern" Pravda and Pravda?
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ofrzeta
2y ago
Yeah, and that's also why regulators are making it harder and harder to acquire Monero (if you come from fiat), at least in the EU.
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ofrzeta
2y ago
It's the hacker philosophy, isn't it?
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ofrzeta
2y ago
What's inside the Orbic? Any chance to make this work on a different device. Orbics don't seem to be very easy to get in Europe.
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ofrzeta
2y ago
I hear they are going to Mars real soon.
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ofrzeta
2y ago
> Imagine Apple facing 1000% tariffs unless they take down content that's critical of the president. It's not outside the realm of possibility. It's totally not. And the funny thing is nobody will speak up.
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ofrzeta
2y ago
I thought we had already gone through this with Carnap and Logical Positivism.
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2y ago
I have no idea how/why it is hated. For me it is one of the best open source server packages. For instance if you have a specific problem you will find some configuration directives on the Internet and they will actually work.
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ofrzeta
2y ago
It's a strange article because it's focused on health care workers but personally I also feel a bit of MFA fatigue as an IT professional. Right now in my authenticator app on my business phone I have around a dozen accounts. It IS
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ofrzeta
2y ago
"a retro-style sidescroller". Wow, really? Are arcades also coming back? Just like in the movie.
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ofrzeta
2y ago
If you are interested in vinyl take a look at this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJjkSDObblY It's a small shop (and another guy who does the "metal plates") with guys from a punk/hardcore backg
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2y ago
For the record, there are a million kernels for Jupyter: https://github.com/jupyter/jupyter/wiki/Jupyter-kernels
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2y ago
Probably non-existent: 'a contract gig with Silicon Graphics to port Doom and Doom II to a "set-top box device" that "never really went anywhere."' https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2015/
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2y ago
The official name was the O2.
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2y ago
I recently learned that there is a free community edition of Solid Edge: https://resources.sw.siemens.com/en-US/download-solid-edge-c... According to the History of CAD Solid Edge originally came from Intergraph. Many
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2y ago
That was also a use case for me. However at some point I replaced Kafka with Redpanda.
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2y ago
I've thought about this myself and try to cultivate a mindset of distrust towards the LLM. It's hard because the way it is set up is just so convincing that you regularly need to remind yourself that it might be bullshitting. Real
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ofrzeta
2y ago
Somehow Julia is lacking the "killer app" like Ruby has with Rails.
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