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by onedognight 3y ago
These rules are sponsored by “Big Shin-guard” and everybody knows it.
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by onedognight 3y ago
> With the right sandboxing techniques, SELinux and mitigations could prevent the attacker from doing anything with root permissions. Please review this commit[0] where the sandbox detection was “improved”. [0] https://git.tuk
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by onedognight 3y ago
No, you can cache some of the work you did when processing the previous tokens. This is one of the key optimization ideas designed into the architecture.
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by onedognight 3y ago
I too have been with AT&T since the Cingular merger and am also not in the HIBP db. I use a custom email address related to Cingular, which I otherwise would have forgotten existed.
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by onedognight 3y ago
Your parent was clearly being sarcastic. Live by the sword, die by the sword.
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by onedognight 3y ago
For those wondering about why the \, is used to indicate the start a lisp expression, the backslash is used to escape all replacements and the comma recalls the lisp backquote (`) function (operator) which is like quote (‘), but allows inte
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by onedognight 3y ago
Using the convert.py script in the llama.cpp repo.
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by onedognight 3y ago
Did you try the file system daemon (git fsmonitor--daemon start) that’s built into git that was designed to speed up git status on many files?
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by onedognight 3y ago
We found an iPhone in the ocean in Mexico. Verizon put us in touch with the owner who said it had been there for a week. It worked fine. I agree, reliability can be a proxy for repairability.
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by onedognight 3y ago
The air doesn’t matter. Even with a vacuum inside it would float. It’s the overall density of “the duck” that matters, not the density of the plastic.
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by onedognight 3y ago
Same with plain http.
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by onedognight 3y ago
The CA system and hence https/TLS is already backdoored, by construction. Any of root CA’s that your browser trusts can man-in—the-middle you unless you keep track of and pin certificates like Google does. These roots CAs are run by r
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by onedognight 3y ago
> The game was originally called “advent” Just like the precursor to Zork was called “dungeo”[0], both due to a six character file name limit! [0] https://dungeo.org/
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by onedognight 3y ago
This a great story, but maybe add 2017 to the title, dang?
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by onedognight 3y ago
You are missing the beauty of the ratdgo. The ratdgo has open source firmware that implements the encrypted serial communications needed to control and get status (open/opening/closed/closing) from Chamberlain / Liftmas
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by onedognight 3y ago
Thank you, thank you, thank you. The ratdgo has open source firmware that implements the encrypted serial communications needed to control and get status from Chamberlain / Liftmaster garage doors (without needing the myQ hub). > It
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by onedognight 3y ago
Rebuilding the minimal ISO from source is an impressive milestone on the journey to a system that builds from source reproducibly. Guix had an orthogonal but equally impressive milestone on the same journey recently[0], bootstrapping a full
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by onedognight 3y ago
> The bigger issue which I think everyone has good reason to want to support is logistics: getting people what they need and want, as efficiently as possible, while reducing waste. And when everyone supports something, someone can become
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by onedognight 3y ago
Why wouldn’t they be in favor of tire particulate regulations? They have a heavy car, but it’s no heavier than the top selling SUVs and trucks made by other manufacturers.
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by onedognight 3y ago
There was a mention, but no discussion of the sea blockade by Israel. Blocking the shared border by Israel and Egypt seems reasonable, but can anyone share the details of the sea blockade by Israel that according to this article and Wikiped
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by onedognight 3y ago
That file is there while there are unsaved changes. Save the file or undo the changes and it goes away.
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by onedognight 3y ago
This description makes it seem like Guix still takes 60MB to bootstrap, but that is old news. Currently the bootstrap binary for the entire distribution is 357 bytes[0]! An impressive accomplishment. This is the direction that all distrib
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by onedognight 3y ago
I’ve used Slack daily for 10 years and never once used their Electron app. It’s a web app after all.
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by onedognight 3y ago
Yann Collet went from project management, to programming his calculator, to creating zstd. This podcast detailing his journey in quite inspiring. From Project Management to Data Compression innovator: https://podcasts.apple.com&
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by onedognight 3y ago
We should throw out photo copiers and cameras in the garbage as well. After all, people have used them to reproduce the work of others since their inception.
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by onedognight 3y ago
2500 years later and the best hypotenuse algorithm is still Pythagoras’.
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by onedognight 3y ago
Yes, I’ve been running it and you can’t click on any attachments.
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by onedognight 3y ago
his, hers, theirs, its. No apostrophe. It took me 30 years to see this pattern.
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by onedognight 3y ago
Apple does this as well, but this is a Band-Aid. Think of the old people who get scammed by these calls. This is a system issue and should be fixed as such. It’s frankly embarrassing how the phone companies have effectively killed the “p
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by onedognight 3y ago
> Not much of a revenue raiser if sales are hurt This is the expected transient for people with elasticity that could come on the market before the deadline. After a while this will become the norm and people will buy and sell again. S

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