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by ok123456 3y ago
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/xffbg/121.141?topic=attributes-a... No pointer direct arithmetic, though. If you allocate the memory via allocate, you can inquire if it's been deallocated.
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by ok123456 3y ago
It's more of intentionally reducing the keyspace when generating keys. You can use weakly generated keys with industry-standard encryption algorithms. When your 4096-bit key is only 32 bits, it doesn't matter how well-trusted the
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by ok123456 3y ago
Are Jewish citizens of Israel routinely the subject of indefinite administrative detentions?
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by ok123456 3y ago
Please go and look at the ethnic makeup of the government of Israel. Please go and look at the stated policies of the government of Israel. The non-Jewish populations are only allowed to exist so long as they provide labor and are second-cl
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by ok123456 3y ago
It's codified in law they're second-class citizens. See the "Nation State Law". The Nakba.
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by ok123456 3y ago
Why should we in the West support a religious ethnostate? No government has the divine right to exist. Governments succeed or fail by the will of those who live there.
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by ok123456 3y ago
ME was leaked years ago.
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by ok123456 3y ago
Some cheap laptops have forgotten to expose that switch.
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by ok123456 3y ago
Where's the nuance in collective punishment of a population that's mostly under 15? Where's the nuance in genocide? Would you have said that Germany in the 30s was a nuanced situation?
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by ok123456 3y ago
Yes. It's actually very simple.
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by ok123456 3y ago
Try asking ChatGPT any questions about Israel without getting jibberish about "controversy" and it being "complicated."
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by ok123456 3y ago
I made an $11 donation, and Indigogo used a dark pattern, automatically selecting it, to try to make me "tip" Indigogo $10 on top of that! A 90.9% "tip!" NO THANKS. A tip is for a service rendered. Not for being a mendic
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by ok123456 3y ago
It's almost as if someone is intentionally sabotaging the Linux desktop.
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by ok123456 3y ago
It depends on how much conversion is needed to feed it into the FFI. Duck typing in python means there are a lot of implicit conversions that will take place.
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by ok123456 3y ago
- everyone using numpy
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by ok123456 3y ago
Doctors should start using LLMs to deal with the appeals.
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by ok123456 3y ago
Related: https://dos.lol
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by ok123456 3y ago
Either it bankrupts Oracle or it ends civil asset forfeiture. Win-win.
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by ok123456 3y ago
I remember some high school kids dying during that period after trying to follow pipe bomb tphile recipes. There was bad press, but for 99% of people, using a computer to do this was so abstract that it didn't create any lasting moral
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by ok123456 3y ago
How about forum software that enforces that top-level comments must be at least 500 characters, and replies need to be at least 140 characters? Also, enforce a max thread depth of 7. Anything past that is usually bickering.
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by ok123456 3y ago
Civil asset forfeiture. Make them prove that all their profits are from legal sources.
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by ok123456 3y ago
Great. Seize all of Oracle's assets and auction them off.
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by ok123456 3y ago
How exactly does TPM stop "common attacks"?
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by ok123456 3y ago
For now.
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by ok123456 3y ago
NCLB and charter schools made that bucket very leaky.
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by ok123456 3y ago
If the code hasn't had any updates in 15 years, it's easy to be rock solid.
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by ok123456 3y ago
Want to try it, but don't want to make an account.
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by ok123456 3y ago
It was pretty clear cut to the point that France, Germany, Russia and China voted against Resolution 1441 in the UN, and there was unprecedented demonstrations across the globe against it. The only reason that we suspected he had chemical w
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by ok123456 3y ago
Maddening. The war planners expected everyone to be completely credulous. It was watching your country go to war on unverifiable "evidence" collected through a game of whisper-down-the-ally. If you expressed doubt, you were unpatr
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by ok123456 3y ago
Didn't this already exist with PICS on Windows 98?

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