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by pkilgore 7y ago
I'm about to use the word blockchain, so stuck with me here I'm sorry. But a web3 built on a the idea that to use a site (post, read) required even trivial thousandths of a cent would be unlikely to harm users but would at least d
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by pkilgore 7y ago
Big for me personally: Up to 32GB of RAM available (previously 13s were capped out at 16). Ubuntu 18.04. Cool timeline at the bottom of the blog showing the progress of Dells Linux support.
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Dell XPS13 Developer Ed(bartongeorge.io)
5 points by pkilgore 7y ago|2 comments
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by pkilgore 7y ago
This post assumes that this question is predictive , which is something I'd much rather see established first...
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by pkilgore 7y ago
Does any Dell employee lurking have info about why I should consider waiting for the developers edition rather than just load up my favorite distro on the consumer hardware?
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Using Binary Space Partitioning in Doom(arstechnica.com)
54 points by pkilgore 7y ago|8 comments
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by pkilgore 7y ago
Thing of note: no more python 2.
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Alpine Linux 3.11.0 Released(alpinelinux.org)
2 points by pkilgore 7y ago|2 comments
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by pkilgore 7y ago
2018?
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by pkilgore 7y ago
Those are two different systems, so it's not clear what you are trying to say, other than, like, burn it all down man.
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Contractor admits planting logic bombs in his software(arstechnica.com)
115 points by pkilgore 7y ago|151 comments
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by pkilgore 7y ago
I presume FISA courts are in D.C., so I suppose this could be true. But judges, ADAs, Federal justice employees live in, and work closely together in, hundreds of localities across the USA. No ADA/Agent in any of them ever have stori
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by pkilgore 7y ago
I only wish this is how we would treat every case for a warrant. But it is not [1]. For us regular folk, this is Franks v. Delaware . To be “material,” a lie or omission has to change the result. So, if the omitted information were added
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by pkilgore 7y ago
There are very few things in life that will fuck up your day faster than lying to a Federal Judge, example N. [N-1] https://twitter.com/obarcala/status/1192193014350991360 [N-2] https://arstechnica.com&
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by pkilgore 7y ago
If you're interested in a deeper treatment of these issues check out the 2004 book [1] The Paradox of Choice. Some interesting notes from follow-up research [2]: > In a meta‐analysis of 99 observations (N = 7202) reported by prio
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by pkilgore 7y ago
Based on some arbitrary heuristic? I'd wager the definition of important depends on a lot of variables some people might care about more or less than others.
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Asking questions is a skill: Lessons from 10 years of Stack Overflow(blog.mattbierner.com)
175 points by pkilgore 7y ago|140 comments
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by pkilgore 7y ago
Don't skip the gif at the end!
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The Outer Worlds: Fixing the “game thinks my companion is dead” bug(twitter.com)
676 points by pkilgore 7y ago|185 comments
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by pkilgore 7y ago
It's a little more complicated than that. One might have equitable defenses to infringement. Its doubtful a violation will be considered criminal (USA). Certainly if you are worried keep an eye on the Russian trial and hire a lawyer!
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by pkilgore 7y ago
A response to the report [1] noted: > This attack works regardless of if you have a VPN or not. The attacker just needs to be able to send packets to the other host. It's not systemd specific. [1] https://seclists.org&#x2
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Inferring and hijacking [*nix] VPN-tunneled TCP connections(lwn.net)
2 points by pkilgore 7y ago|0 comments
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by pkilgore 7y ago
So if the cannon is created using the great firewall, how does the Chinese government establish any sort of plausible argument that this isn't state-sponsored activity? Do they just not care? Some day soon a war will not be started wit
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by pkilgore 7y ago
This is not true. I'm running a 5.x kernal with latest Ubuntu hwe on Juno right now. Kernal updates are slower, sure, but that is a feature for a lot of us.
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The Boring Haskell Manifesto(snoyman.com)
3 points by pkilgore 7y ago|0 comments
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by pkilgore 7y ago
It's really good!
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by pkilgore 7y ago
> Then the word "accuser" fits just as well. I don't believe I disputed this? But yes, by definition, every whistle-blower ever has been accusing some person or entity of wrongdoing. > You are a whistleblower, because
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by pkilgore 7y ago
How does whistleblower imply neutrality? Neutrality on what? Does a lack of neutrality about an unrelated issue exclude one from being a whistleblower on all things? If my new boss is an asshole, and he also orders me to lie to the govern
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Index 1.6B Keys with Automata and Rust (2015)(blog.burntsushi.net)
3 points by pkilgore 7y ago|0 comments
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by pkilgore 7y ago
Boy, terraform is one of my favorite tools, looks like they are pretty f ked from a quick google search of the relevant terms.

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