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by r00f 5y ago
I might be off trend myself, but 2011?? I CS'ed in 2016 in Singapore and it was insanely popular
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by r00f 5y ago
if we do, we will die of starvation and pollution pretty soon, unless we start making wonders really fast
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by r00f 5y ago
If developer didn't put size check in his software then it's not bug with RCE exploit, it's just doing what author has intended. Where do we put a border?
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by r00f 5y ago
Don't you find it selfish that someone is forced to start commuting to office again, only because somebody wanted to be surrounded by coworkers? I've been fully remote since 2010, and I would be completely frustrated if I was told
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by r00f 5y ago
in one web shop i worked with, developers who were fanaticslly using constructions "WHERE user LIKE '%$user%' " we've had some really heated debates, but nobody would listen to me. and then one day DELETE happened
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by r00f 5y ago
i wonder, wouldn't copy over sftp work? i don't think it depends on shell
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by r00f 5y ago
I was moving customer's two servers to virtual machines. They told me "do not touch server A, it has network share with pdf documents that are critical for our business. Take server B and make VMs there". So I format the driv
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by r00f 5y ago
i had it pretty heavy, all the symptoms as by the book, but two independent labs showed that i didn't have dengue. so now i do not know if i had it or something different with very similar symptoms
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by r00f 5y ago
I still have Pentium 4 running at one location. Sometimes the temperature is scary to look at, but it doesn't care. Those things were made to last
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by r00f 5y ago
Obviously I don't have exact numbers, but I am absolutely sure the huge majority of people buy iPhone because it is iPhone, and they have zero idea about this whole openness vs security debate. Apple won the market with marketing, not
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by r00f 6y ago
This is the first time when I see the UAE being called ARE in a country list. I even went and asked Google, and it turns out there is in fact one ISO standard that calls it ARE. All the others, including ITU (we are talking about phone code
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by r00f 6y ago
I see, didn't know that
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by r00f 6y ago
Can anyone explain why was that a problem, from technical point of view? They already had paths starting with "driveletter:", not like unix with just "/". Why would it be a problem for parser to distinguish between
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by r00f 6y ago
To me it looks like a victim of cost saving and overoptimization. Somebody requested that feature, and then someone discovered that if you hack around your system and set precise combination of fields, it will do the trick. So man hours wer
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by r00f 6y ago
From my experience of talking to such denialists and conspirologists, it just comforts them to be a part of smaller group, so they feel like the chosen ones, like they know a secret that the most humanity doesn't. Of three COVID den
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by r00f 6y ago
The article says that it is not your traditional slavery. Yes they are getting paid and they support their families back home, and yet I am not surprised that they die in such numbers (according to article). You would understand if you came
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by r00f 6y ago
i had same, but requesting desktop site worked
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by r00f 6y ago
I have a friend whose NDA forbids him to tell anyone which company he works for. Because he is insured by company, and they don't want to attract kidnappers. So I'd agree, nothing new from FB here
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by r00f 6y ago
I'm just wondering, what if a person doesnt have smartphone? There are many elderly people who still have Nokia 1100 or something like that, and do not care. Will they get beaten every day? Or if this is mandatory, will the government
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by r00f 7y ago
Not sure why that should be surprise. Skin does not go light or dark randomly, it depends on the amount of melanin and other things body produces. If her natural skin is light, the skin of new hands lost all additional pigmentation over tim