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by pxx 5y ago
That's a lot more work than just populating with a list of eligible primes
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by pxx 5y ago
The _accounts_ don't disappear. The data linked with the features you're cancelling does. So, apps and purchased digital goods don't seem to disappear. Files that you need to pay for storage costs for do.
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by pxx 5y ago
The accounts don't disappear when you cancel. Only the Workspace features. https://support.google.com/a/answer/1257646?hl=en
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by pxx 5y ago
You don't even need to set up the surround speakers. Having a 3.1 setup has improved my enjoyment of TV and movies substantially. My understanding is most if not all receivers will downmix the surround into your L and R channels.
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by pxx 5y ago
Afaict your account will still exist, just not be linked to mail (which I get), but also not linked to calendar (which I don't get). See the email: "You may still retain access to additional Google services, such as YouTube and Go
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by pxx 5y ago
No it's "don't use this thing which doesn't do what it says on the tin and is therefore a foot gun." Something that is obviously insecure will be treated with more caution / put on the correct side of the autho
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by pxx 5y ago
Except afaict SecureString doesn't reliably do that and shouldn't be used. https://github.com/dotnet/platform-compat/blob/master/docs/D...
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by pxx 5y ago
This might be a solution for the suboptimal adversary used here but it's not a solution in general. abyes GXXXX choup XXXXX donut XXYXX dingo XYYYX matches both aging, again so this solution doesn't actually partition the solution
369.
by pxx 5y ago
> The goal is to maximize the amount of guesses it takes to find the word The heuristic used is not optimal for this. You want to choose the set that takes the most number of guesses to split, which is not necessarily the set with the la
370.
by pxx 5y ago
They're backed by the fact that the IRS wants dollars from me to pay my taxes. I don't think the post you're responding to meant that they're redeemable for anything directly.
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by pxx 5y ago
Zelle falls back to using the visa debit network. You don't need affirmative support from your credit union.
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by pxx 5y ago
... and I have had 3.5" floppies that have lost data by taking them for a five minute walk a block away. 40 years indicates you're probably using 5¼" (or larger!) media which is slightly better at media decay due to lower den
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by pxx 5y ago
You can't. That's the point of the post. There is no known feasible pre-image attack on MD5.
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by pxx 5y ago
They pretty heavily fumbled exactly this heartbleed response too. They claimed they "weren't vulnerable" because of this setup but they clearly were. If you exfiltrated an SSL key, which heartbleed allowed, you can serve what
375.
by pxx 5y ago
The PHB is a line manager, not a middle manager.
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by pxx 5y ago
Since your comment is categorical, I'd like to chime in with a counterexample. I've gone in for a consult and gotten "you've already pretty much done everything I would. I can charge you $2000 for the rest but you probab
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by pxx 5y ago
The numbers would still need to change? The first six (soon to be eight) digits of a Visa or Mastercard identify the card issuer.
378.
by pxx 5y ago
This just stops them from easily charging you. It doesn't change your liability.
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by pxx 5y ago
Here's a repo that does something a little more generic that you can adapt for that. https://github.com/madler/spoof/ (you can naively use this to flip case where the case is not semantically important, but y
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by pxx 5y ago
One of my domains is on here and it doesn't offer public disposable email. I wonder if there's a libel case to be made here...
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by pxx 5y ago
It was only so long ago somebody asked "[Whatever happened to Wolfram Alpha]( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29131931 )". As somebody who didn't have Mathematica installed at the time, cheesing a problem
382.
by pxx 5y ago
That's not approval voting. If X is equal to the number of open seats that's literally just the definition of multiple winner plurality voting. Approval voting is a single winner system.
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by pxx 5y ago
I'd argue that instant-runoff is _worse than plurality_. It complicates the voting system, makes the wrong tradeoffs (lack of monotonicity is a very serious one), and I'd really like to hear more about why you think approval votin
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by pxx 5y ago
Flipping a bit flips the output of xor.
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by pxx 5y ago
You have a missing factor of two.
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by pxx 5y ago
I use it whenever I have something mildly annoying to convert, especially dates. e.g. https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=1636221900+unix+time+i... Probably an incredibly trivial use-case but still useful regularly f
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by pxx 5y ago
That might not be the _intention_ but surely backblaze doesn't just delete the entire contents of your account if your computer goes entirely offline for a month? Suppose my house catches on fire. I might not immediately get around to
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by pxx 5y ago
Yeah, this is awful. I don't understand why they would also delete the data from that machine even if new data weren't flowing. What if you had needed the data from years ago? Isn't that part of the whole point of backup??
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by pxx 5y ago
These are allowed. I have no idea where the parent post gets the idea that you can't ever write a template.
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by pxx 5y ago
This restricts metaprogramming, not you putting "template <typename T>" in your code for a generic function. I don't know how you got such a weird read of the readability requirements; it is definitely not as strict as

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