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by piperswe 3y ago
The implementation isn't different, so there shouldn't be any performance difference - the Oracle JDK is a lightly modified build of OpenJDK.
482.
by piperswe 3y ago
That one's not standard, and probably shouldn't ever have been used in the first place IMO
483.
by piperswe 3y ago
It's a reference to geohot's jailbreaking tools, (purple|black|lime)ra1n. As far as I can tell, that's all it is - a reference.
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Turbo9 – Pipelined 6809 Microprocessor IP [video](youtube.com)
10 points by piperswe 3y ago|0 comments
485.
by piperswe 3y ago
My Plex server hosts rips of my (quite large) DVD/Blu-ray/UHD Blu-ray movie and digital/CD music collections.
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by piperswe 3y ago
LibreOffice is still built on Java, that's probably the main consumer app that still is. Of course, there are developer tools like the Jetbrains IDEs still running on the JVM, but those aren't for mainstream consumers. Nowadays it
487.
by piperswe 3y ago
I used to be under Bluebonnet Electric Co-op ( https://bluebonnet.coop/ ) when I lived outside of my city limits, and now that I'm in the city I have the public utilities (water, electric, gas, trash; https://
488.
by piperswe 3y ago
Traditionally, unions are used to set standards for employees' relationships with companies.
489.
by piperswe 3y ago
The pre-NT login prompts weren't for authenticating with _your_ computer, they were for authenticating with network services. The fact that they kept a casual intruder out was just a bonus.
490.
by piperswe 3y ago
A computer can be taken over by a USB device, if that device emulates a keyboard.
491.
by piperswe 3y ago
Oh. Ignore me then, I'm just misinterpreting everything.
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by piperswe 3y ago
When I "own" music, I interpret that as being able to listen to it whenever I want, forever, with no restriction. My digital music library (225GB of mostly FLAC files ripped from CDs and bought from Qobuz/Bandcamp) is close e
493.
by piperswe 3y ago
"weapons" should be missing the "s" to reduce ambiguity in that case. Right now it reads like (weapons) and (facial recognition). "weapons recognition" doesn't quite sound right to me.
494.
by piperswe 3y ago
According to Stripe, "Stripe works with card networks and automatically attempts to update saved card details whenever a customer receives a new card (for example, replacing an expired card or one that was reported lost or stolen).&quo
495.
by piperswe 3y ago
Yikes... login.gov is such a well-made piece of software in my experience, it's a shame the IRS is using something from the private sector. The GSA makes some surprisingly good tech for being a part of the federal government.
496.
by piperswe 3y ago
It may only be <1%, but many, many subreddits are barren, unmoderated, entirely inactive wastelands. I would assume that if you only consider subreddits with actual content being regularly posted, the percentage is significantly higher.
497.
by piperswe 3y ago
If a cosmic ray flips that 1 to a 3, that will bring your failure rate above zero. No program is correct then.
498.
by piperswe 3y ago
The Ryzen 3 1300X is a low-end, nearly 6-year-old CPU. The Core i5 2500K is a mid-range, _12-year-old_ CPU. It's a perfectly reasonable minimum requirement.
499.
by piperswe 3y ago
Isn't that the purpose of tRPC?
500.
by piperswe 3y ago
`wrangler d1 execute abcdtest --command 'CREATE VIRTUAL TABLE people USING fts5(firstName, lastName);'` succeeds with no errors, so I'd say it does.
501.
by piperswe 3y ago
Because of the power dynamics involved (and the power bestowed upon cops), it's a common belief that police unions work in a very different way than most labor unions.
502.
by piperswe 3y ago
You can get a smartphone that has all the major functionality for much less than a thousand bucks. Much less than a hundred bucks even. $30 will get you something that a kid will be content with: https://www.walmart.com/ip&#
503.
by piperswe 3y ago
Until I started taking AP classes, I didn't really have to carry around any textbooks throughout my schooling. High school class of 2019 here.
504.
by piperswe 3y ago
Probably Flatpak'd LibreOffice - they're allocating engineers to maintain the LibreOffice Flatpak rather than the RHEL RPMs.
505.
by piperswe 3y ago
The same issues arise when people store crypto in exchanges, crypto doesn't really solve this problem at all.
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by piperswe 3y ago
Considering that Counter-Strike 2's beta is being distributed as a private DLC for CS:GO [1], it's possible that CS 2 will entirely replace CS:GO. [1]: https://steamdb.info/app/2279720/
507.
by piperswe 3y ago
Since this is written in Go, it's almost trivial to use fpm [1] to generate a variety of packages. Alternatively you can use nfpm [2] if you don't want to have to deal with installing Ruby & a gem. [1]: https://gith
508.
by piperswe 3y ago
There are plenty of full-size games and UHD movies being distributed over alt.binaries. Pirates pay to use newsservers that carry the massive alt.binaries.
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Congress Shocked to Discover 10 Year Olds Check the ‘I’m over 18’ Box Online(vice.com)
57 points by piperswe 3y ago|23 comments
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by piperswe 3y ago
True - and their lack of rate limiting ended up letting someone overwhelm their servers, knocking them offline.

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