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by ok123456 10mo ago
Can't forget #linuxwarez
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by ok123456 10mo ago
No. I don't.
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by ok123456 10mo ago
The DOD also made the Waterfall method THE standard software development process.
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by ok123456 10mo ago
Negative "Sentiment" aka a black box made a frownie face. Real discourse tends to be critical. If you want sloppy trade press, read Apple Insider or Business Insider, or maybe watch a slop tech creator like Linus Tech Tips.
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by ok123456 10mo ago
The GOP/Bushes blackmailed him into dropping out of the election by using his daughter, threatening to out her as a lesbian right before her wedding. How thick a skin do you need for that?
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by ok123456 10mo ago
How is Experts Exchange doing?
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by ok123456 10mo ago
"MISSION ACCOMPLISHED"
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by ok123456 10mo ago
> never designed to be a security feature It's virtually always used with some firewall rules, so it sort of is? It's just dogma to insist that there are no security benefits to having a single choke point for traffic.
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by ok123456 10mo ago
100% agree. If it's someone else's project, they have full authority to decide what is and isn't an issue. With large enough projects, you're going to have enough bad actors, people who don't read error messages, an
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by ok123456 10mo ago
> In other words, the Linux desktop as a whole is a Bazaar, not Cathedral. This was true in the 90s, not the 2020s. There are enough moneyed interests that control the entirety of Linux now. If someone at Canonical or Red Hat thought a g
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by ok123456 10mo ago
He calls them "cigar butts." His analogy is that you collect enough of them, and you have a whole cigar.
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by ok123456 10mo ago
Google's most significant advantage in this space is its organizational experience in providing services at this scale, as well as its mature infrastructure to support them. When the bubble pops, it's not lights-out or permanently
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by ok123456 10mo ago
If it requires effort to be correct, that's a bad design. Why doesn't the glibc use the version tag to do the appropriate mapping?
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Can a Commodore 1541 Disk Drive Be Used as a General Purpose Computer? [video](youtube.com)
4 points by ok123456 10mo ago|0 comments
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by ok123456 10mo ago
Versioned glibc symbols are part of the reason that binaries aren't portable across Linux distributions and time.
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by ok123456 10mo ago
By default, they will behave like spans. You can customize it using the Custom Element API: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_compone...
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by ok123456 10mo ago
For a long time, the default install had it binding to all interfaces and with authentication disabled.
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by ok123456 10mo ago
from first principles.
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by ok123456 10mo ago
How did RC4 become so widespread when it came from a leak? Additionally, why was it the de facto standard stream cipher in the 90s, even though it was known to be flawed? Just the speed?
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by ok123456 10mo ago
https://www.jmail.world/thread/HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026632?email=... Nice using self-emails as a knowledge base.
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Rust and the Price of Ignoring Theory [video](youtube.com)
4 points by ok123456 10mo ago|2 comments
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It's soul-crushing work, more suited for machines.
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by ok123456 10mo ago
Usually, people highlight functional/architectural changes over superficial things like language choice.
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by ok123456 10mo ago
There hasn't been since n-gate stopped posting.
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Is it wrong, though?
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by ok123456 10mo ago
Yes, like the "Cambridge Analytica scandal." The "scandal" was people using their ad marketplace tools and a 100-line Python script to "hack" a presidential election. Also, the "Russian Election Interferen
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by ok123456 10mo ago
So he's saying we should be replacing the seniors with fresh grads who are good at using AI tools? Not a surprising take, given Amazon's turnover rate.
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by ok123456 10mo ago
There are plenty of sychophantic academics who will do anything to advance their career. Take a look at Alex "Lex" Fridman.
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by ok123456 10mo ago
This is intentional: make people think there's nothing online except harmful content, and propose a regulatory solution, which creates a barrier to entry. It's "meta" trying to stop any insurgent network.
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by ok123456 10mo ago
It's not baffling if you read his Enshitification book. This is phase 2. In 2010, people were saying it was very reasonable to start prioritizing publishers' ability to reach you over your organic contacts. After all, Facebook is

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