pwdisswordfishy

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by pwdisswordfishy 11mo ago
Does a Referer of " http://127.0.0.1 " work?
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by pwdisswordfishy 11mo ago
> Preserves the full 80 character width without line-wrapping, which destroys readability How line wrapping interacts with readability is for the reader software to worry about, not the control-freak author. Line length higher than the
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by pwdisswordfishy 1y ago
This seems optimized for fast integer operations. Except that if I only cared about integers, I'd use an actual integer type.
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by pwdisswordfishy 1y ago
React is "just JavaScript" that you have to write in a very particular way, which the language in no way helps you enforce, for otherwise your "web app" will misbehave is bizarre and confusing ways.
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by pwdisswordfishy 1y ago
You get 50 points for every process you kill.
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by pwdisswordfishy 1y ago
Never mind that "how do I do X on Ubuntu" was never a programming question in the first place.
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by pwdisswordfishy 1y ago
The end of the video mentions trivial relocatability (around the 48th minute), saying that it means that a type allows objects being moved by memcpy-and-forget, and that the C++ committee is working to include that in the standard. If only
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by pwdisswordfishy 1y ago
Doesn't this trigger warnings?
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by pwdisswordfishy 1y ago
The nice thing about actually versioning standards (instead of doing that lazy "living standard" shit) is that you can actually look such things up. https://www.w3.org/TR/html4/interact/forms.html#ad
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by pwdisswordfishy 1y ago
Why is it even something that websites have to explicitly design for? Browsers should just refuse to honor any animation declarations when the preference is enabled, with websites none the wiser.
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by pwdisswordfishy 1y ago
> But we encourage people to get creative both in Minecraft and with Minecraft – so in 2019 we tried to make this tedious process a little easier by releasing “obfuscation mappings”. These mappings were essentially a long list that allow
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by pwdisswordfishy 1y ago
GitHub could not name it so, because it's not up to GitHub to choose.
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by pwdisswordfishy 1y ago
It doesn't matter when the "unsafe" method is already so entrenched and easy to reach for.
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by pwdisswordfishy 1y ago
Meanwhile, nobody consulted the French when the bit was being named.
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by pwdisswordfishy 1y ago
They can't. The website may very well do the opposite of the preference DNT signals. Meanwhile, proving in a court of law that the tracking still happens will be hard. Services should be denied the capacity to track and fingerprint
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by pwdisswordfishy 1y ago
You can put two windows on screen at the same time, you know.
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by pwdisswordfishy 1y ago
"At least they don't have true consciousness, but only a simulated one", I tell myself calmly as I watch the nanobots devour the entirety of human civilization.
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by pwdisswordfishy 1y ago
"Simulated" is not a predicate, but a modality.
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by pwdisswordfishy 1y ago
> From Linux and K8s to Postgres and Python, it is the infra of the internet. I may be unable to control the software in the device I am holding in my hands right now, but the important thing is that a few corporations can externalize th
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by pwdisswordfishy 1y ago
new Proxy(function(){}, { get(_, prop) { if (prop === Symbol.toPrimitive) return () => ... As opposed to, you know, just defining a method. Proxy has apparently become the new adding custom methods to b
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by pwdisswordfishy 1y ago
I wish they had made lexical scope work like Lua, where the binding simply does not exist before the declaration – including in the initialization expression: local x = 42 do print(x) -- 42 local x = x * 2 print(
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by pwdisswordfishy 1y ago
> versions of Office without AI do not allow you to create Teams meetings that last longer than an hour What other advantages are there?