palunon

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by palunon 10y ago
First, Wikipedia admins are not chosen by the Foundation, nor employees, but are simply elected users. Once elected you stay an admin "forever". Wikipedia en has 1268 of them. >The Wikipedia admins have free reign to vandalize
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by palunon 10y ago
The supplier/street vendor relationship is not the same as the street vendor/drug user one. Also, this is not a case of the supplier trying to con its "client", but one of choice. "Would you prefer real or or more i
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by palunon 10y ago
I think it's mainly due to a different threat model. Linus only pulls from his trusted lieutenants, who are unlikely to try to attack the source in that way (it's way easier to simply hide a bad commit in the lot, no need to fiddl
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by palunon 10y ago
>Well, implement it yourself then. Yeah, let's reinvent the wheel anytime something is not available on all platforms in the world, wether or not you intent to target them... If I target GNU systems, why can't I use GNU feature
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by palunon 10y ago
>It can be as simple as Arrays vs. LinkedLists; where Arrays have zero cost access and LinkedLists have high indexing costs, but low constant time insertion costs where you don't know the content length. But then in the real world,
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by palunon 10y ago
I meant that the Earth is closer to Mars than the Moon is, not that Mars is closer to Earth than the Moon is (of course it isn't, that would make for a big, big blood moon)
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by palunon 10y ago
But isn't figuring this out part of the !!FUN!! ?
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by palunon 10y ago
Isn't Earth closer to Mars half a (lunar) month ?
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by palunon 10y ago
But if you have a first preimage atack, you could then use it on the hash to get (presumably) another document...
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by palunon 10y ago
They are being hatched specifically for this purpose. These aren't random eagles captured in the wild.
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by palunon 10y ago
>I have cut myself pretty badly with drone propellers On the other hand, can you kill a deer with your bare hands ?
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by palunon 10y ago
>Building one more explosive-drone is probably cheaper than raising and training one more bird, so an attacker would just send N+1 drones against N birds I'm not sure terrorist organisations, people using drones to fly over restrict
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by palunon 10y ago
>For example 0 is a valid address in many cases (even in some versions of UNIX). 0 may be a valid address at runtime, but a NULL pointer is always invalid. On such platforms, the compiler should handle 0 pointer values correctly - and th
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by palunon 10y ago
You can of course provide MX records of different priorities. I think the difficult part is getting outbound MTAs to actually understand that a .onion domain shouldn't be looked up over DNS.
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by palunon 10y ago
On 2, it is true, but often wireless operators have their relays connected to fiber. (Except for very remote area coverage, but that's another matter than replacing the cable company monopoly)
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by palunon 10y ago
>But, that's not required behaviour by the standard, I could make nullptr internally be any mess of values I like. But compiler writers usually aren't trying to go out of their way to trip you up. Can you provide an example of
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by palunon 10y ago
On that medium, yes. By email, no. Every tweet I post is not an invitation to the world to send me promotional emails.
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by palunon 10y ago
> :!make IMO, :make is (usually) better, because it adds errors to the quickfix list, and put your cursor on the first error location.
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by palunon 10y ago
In France we have Legifrance, which is government run, and give you access to every France law, code, etc, and let you see modifications over times and where the article is cited (the "links"). Eg. https://www.legifran
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by palunon 10y ago
It's true in EVE. The an army of the most powerful damages dealers in the game would be overwhelmed by an army with a decent composition...
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by palunon 10y ago
Git is intended to work over email. How do you close an email PR ?
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by palunon 10y ago
Well, apart from killing small rodents (which isn't a problem AFAIK in France), and small territory fights with other cats, there have been not problem.
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by palunon 10y ago
Not everyone has a house... I wouldn't let my cat out in the middle of Manhattan. (Even if I think you shouldn't own a cat if you don't have somewhere for it to roam, sometimes, life happens)
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by palunon 10y ago
Cats don't like being in cages, and they are nocturnal animals. Personally, I just put him with food and water in the garage (and a trapdoor to go outside), but then I live in the countryside. If I forget, he wakes me up to go outside
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by palunon 10y ago
>Pints are used to serve draught or keg beer. Even in France, we use pints to serve beer...
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by palunon 10y ago
Some domains don't need maintainable code. If you're near the end of the development cycle for a video game, and you need to ship before some date, it doesn't matter if what you write is a cluster fuck. Most of the code is go
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by palunon 10y ago
They have an import tool : https://docs.gitlab.com/ce/workflow/importing/import_project...
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by palunon 10y ago
And in that case, maybe our understanding that there are laws of physics and that they don't change is false.
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by palunon 10y ago
The git repo itself is trivial to migrate (you already have a full copy, just push it somewhere else). The problems are issues, code comments, pull request discussions, etc, which may be harder, and their API helps here.
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by palunon 10y ago
The problem is C code. You know it won't throw, but there will never be any exception specification on it.

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