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by orev 3y ago
Those barebones ‘XXX Error’ pages are sent from the server and rendered in the browser just like the post talks about. Browsers have always handled the html returned with the error code in the same way (by showing it to the user). The only
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by orev 3y ago
They did not express any indication that they didn’t understand why ice cream is often recommended, so you don’t need to be explaining it. The point of the comment is that kids don’t understand what’s going on, only hear about the ice cream
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by orev 3y ago
SUSE announced this a few days ago: https://www.computerweekly.com/news/366546332/SUSE-takes-aim...
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by orev 3y ago
It seems like that would be very hard to get a consistent dose with such a small amount. Those cuts would need to be extremely precise. It would be more reliable to buy the 1mg children’s dose and cut them in half.
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by orev 3y ago
Never take Tylenol PM to sleep, unless you also have a reason to need a painkiller (acetaminophen). Acetaminophen is toxic to the liver and can cause liver failure if overdosed. A regular diphenhydramine (Benadryl) is the just the PM part w
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by orev 3y ago
The optimal dose is 0.3mg, so I would cut the 1mg tablet in half to get close. You’re still doing better than most people who are essentially taking a horse-sized dose at 10mg. The 10mg makes you feel bad because it’s still in your system t
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by orev 3y ago
I think you may be confusing the freely available Jitsi service with what OP is asking about: self-hosting a Jitsi server and using that.
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by orev 3y ago
Wow. Where to start… In the US you’re innocent until proven guilty, so a 25% failure rate is criminally high. Also, it’s not the job of police to punish anyone. That’s what the courts are for. William Blackstone wrote,"[B]etter that te
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by orev 3y ago
That’s the gist of the whole “American experiment” thing, however history has shown that people are far more likely to double down, continue with what they’re doing, and just blame “the other” (immigrants, minorities, liberals, etc.) as the
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by orev 3y ago
So a guy who just so happens to specialize in old games, and just happens to have an exhibition going on specifically about Tron, who happens to have a friend who owns an arcade and a network of people who know how to evaluate and restore a
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by orev 3y ago
You could ask the same question about any application that uses a database. The answer is you typically don’t do things that way. If all you need is a static site generator with code in git, then go ahead, however the use for Wordpress is a
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by orev 3y ago
I’m getting very confused about the comments here that are trivially refuted. So make a passphrase like: Correct6$Horse7&Battery and be done with it. That’s still easy to write down and remember while transcribing. Nobody’s arguing that
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by orev 3y ago
Please pay attention to the use of pass-PHRASE. Pass-phrases are well understood at this point as far as what they are and how to generate them securely. A key point is that they’re much longer so have plenty of entropy to resist cracking a
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by orev 3y ago
A TOTP code must be marked as “used” immediately after processing it, so an attacker using a keylogger would have only a few seconds at most to use the code, assuming the user typed the code from the password manager instead of copy/pa
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by orev 3y ago
A randomly generated pass-phrase can be both secure and easy to remember/write down.
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by orev 3y ago
This is a pretty good example of the false dichotomy that most people perceive about food—it’s either highly processed garbage or you need to get everything organic from a farmers market. It doesn’t help fix the problem and people who don’t
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by orev 3y ago
You’re objecting to what I might call “pop sci-fi”, and while I wish there was more “hard sci-fi”, those are just doomed from the start. Big effects budgets just aren’t compatible with the very low expected audience for stuff like that. Har
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by orev 3y ago
You have to pick your battles, and pay for stuff you want more of. All the different apps are annoying, and it’s possible to come up with alternative solutions, but it undermines your own long term benefits. This crowd is probably the bigge
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by orev 3y ago
This was tried with WiGig, and that didn’t solve any problems significant enough that it caught on. People tried to use WiGig for things like wireless docking stations, and I suspect it just wasn’t needed because at such short ranges, most
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by orev 3y ago
This is a common type of reply, and it’s not inaccurate, but it’s also extremely cynical and misses the bigger point. Pay to blame is only a minor benefit, while stability and having a standard snapshot as a target is far more important.
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by orev 3y ago
You attach a copyright statement that says pretty much what you just said. The tricky part is finding the infringement and paying the legal fees to pursue violations.
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by orev 3y ago
Search engines have a special legal carve-out, but otherwise granting access to browse a site ABSOLUTELY DOES NOT mean you have any rights to take it and do whatever you want with it. In the US, all works are automatically granted a copyrig
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by orev 3y ago
The more I think about the RedHat source code restrictions, the more I think this could be the reason. RedHat has mostly tolerated the free rebuilds, but now that one of them is encroaching into providing paid support (RedHat’s bread and bu
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by orev 3y ago
The “correct” way to build reproducible RPMS is to use the ‘mock’ system, which addresses the concerns about inconsistent build environments.
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by orev 3y ago
The nature of open source community projects is they’re generally slower to get hardware support than commercial developers. That’s not a knock against openwrt (or any project), just the reality. 6E support will probably land once WiFi 7 is
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by orev 3y ago
That would apply equally to using different usernames on each site, so not really relevant to the point being made here.
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by orev 3y ago
Google initially was working on Android as more of a Blackberry clone, and then when Apple announced iOS they realized that a full screen touch system was the future. So they scrapped the Blackberry clone OS and scrambled to get something m
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by orev 3y ago
> nor am I happy that Apollo dev took his ball and went home That’s a very unfair characterization. It’s more like he was happy to allow everyone to keep playing with his ball, but suddenly the owner of the field wanted $20 million to al
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by orev 3y ago
I suspect Reddit already has protections in place against this type of coordinated attack, as it would look exactly like when a whole sub (or 4chan) decides to brigade another sub for some other reason. There’s probably a hidden limit somew
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by orev 3y ago
Great explanation of the SIP protocol. I’ve been looking for something that explains it this clearly forever, and this gets right to the point with the high level concept instead of getting immediately bogged down in technical specs.

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