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by preciousoo 1y ago
Funny how the most advanced anti cheat just gives version info and executables in one nicely human friendly package. No need for gimmicks when you the work speaks for itself fwiw I couldn't find the endpoint in question for vanguard, b
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by preciousoo 1y ago
Thanks!
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by preciousoo 1y ago
Holy shit. I’ve also been similarly creeped out by this behavior as well, and did the same setting changes as the original commenter. This comment made me remember I signed up for a Delta/Lyft promo way back in college. In my case in e
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by preciousoo 1y ago
Is this possible on mobile (read iPhone) devices without root?
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by preciousoo 1y ago
Oh this is amazing, looks simple to set up too. Thanks!
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by preciousoo 1y ago
What’s stopping cargo from storing libraries in one global directory(via hash or whatever), to be re-used whenever needed?
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by preciousoo 1y ago
If you use TikTok, search up “to the untrained ear”. You’d love those. Maybe they’re on YouTube too
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by preciousoo 1y ago
Fully agreed, but without seeing his actual projects, who can say?
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by preciousoo 1y ago
Best case scenario they were thinking of that one person (0.01% er) who worked on a project that absolutely wowed them. But then even the homebrew creator couldn’t get his foot in the door
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by preciousoo 1y ago
How much (in dollars) do you think the contributors of ffmpeg have made due to their work on the project? How much (in dollars) has that project contributed to the media ecosystem? The correlation is probably off by several orders of magnit
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by preciousoo 1y ago
I don’t know how to articulate properly it but the comment in the parent is a response does not address the specific essay. Maybe the writer had another, related essay in mind but nothing they respond to is present in the essay I just read
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by preciousoo 1y ago
thank you!
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by preciousoo 1y ago
oh I'm very familiar, I don't think I'll me be making a comment for a couple years. Good call though! edit: unsure how to browse this, with SO I'd search a question, or look for questions that needed answering. I guess I
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Ask HN: Is There a "Hacker News" for Economics?
3 points by preciousoo 1y ago|4 comments
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by preciousoo 1y ago
From what I've heard in passing, debit cards used to, but then some law made it regulatory or financially (again I've only heard in passing) hard for companies to keep offering that
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by preciousoo 1y ago
By "isn't trivial", I mean that takes real effort on the user end to bypass (as they can't simply take screenshots in traditional methods). Bad choice of word on my end
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by preciousoo 1y ago
And also gives legal teams more foundation to stand on, bypassing this isn't trivial so it shows real intent
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by preciousoo 1y ago
CI/CD products most likely, or something more futuristic in that line
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by preciousoo 1y ago
What’s the use of being miles ahead if you’re traveling in the wrong direction?
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by preciousoo 1y ago
If the VS Code team are delivering the product, I have some amount of trust. If it’s the VS team, good luck to everyone involved
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by preciousoo 1y ago
Users can then choose to subscribe or unsubscribe from a Trusted Verifier, if one starts to act in an unsavory manner. That a Verifier exists doesn’t mean people have to use it
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by preciousoo 1y ago
Why not let users pick their own Trusted Verifiers?
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by preciousoo 2y ago
you can also do ipconfig /release in some contexts (works in hyperv but never in the real world for some reason sigh)
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by preciousoo 2y ago
This is nice!
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by preciousoo 2y ago
Taking the feedback about UI seriously was probably huge
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by preciousoo 2y ago
FWIW when I was an aerospace major, one of the first lessons in “fundamentals of flight” as the class was named, was about the race to flight that was heating up around the time of the Wright brothers. But this was in an aerospace class, so
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by preciousoo 2y ago
I mean, the whole predator/prey paradigm proves this, no? Both sides will act sneaky and use crafty mechanisms to get ahead of each other
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by preciousoo 2y ago
The amount of people that use RSS for podcasts is incredibly tiny
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by preciousoo 2y ago
"We" wont, until some generation figures it out
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by preciousoo 2y ago
> Good old security by full data disclosure

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