radlad

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by radlad 2y ago
You've provided a very simple example that can be performed easily in both Markdown and reST. reST offers a lot of additional formatting features which are beneficial if you need them and cruft when you don't. I first started usin
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> The vast majority just . . . sit there. This is irrelevant to the statement that having a gun around is more dangerous than not having a gun around. https://med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2020/06/ha
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Logcat is persistent? I thought it used a fairly small rolling buffer.
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> Also the amount of doctors that were willing to turn a blind eye to the clear signs of addiction is very worrying. No disagreement, but I think it's worth considering how stigmatized addiction is in our society. I expect many pati
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by radlad 2y ago
Google is better for answering "how do I" questions rather than "why do you" questions.
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Fun! But I kind of wish it made a bubble wrap popping noise.
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> The sole possession of hardware, software or other tools that can be used to commit cybercrime can constitute a criminal offence according to Sec. 202c of the German Criminal Code. https://iclg.com/practice-areas/c
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In general, SRI (Subresource Integrity) should protect against this. It sounds like it wasn't possible in the Polyfill case as the returned JS was dynamic based on the browser requesting it.
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I'm not sure that makes it "arbitrary." Approval is not just about effectiveness but also risks and side effects.
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FBI raids Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao's home, 3 other locations: source(abc7news.com)
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> Please don't comment about the voting on comments. It never does any good, and it makes boring reading. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html That being said, you may be being downvoted in part due to y
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by radlad 2y ago
> Wait so you want to moderate and secure your product so that trolls won't use it to say awful things. OP wants to moderate (not "secure") their discussion board. A discussion board is different from an AI product in that
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I had history. Back button was enabled and clicking it took me back to HN.
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by radlad 2y ago
I didn't have this issue in Firefox on macOS. What browser are you using?
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I got all the words. Fun game, but it felt kind of easy. Is there a keyboard shortcut to shuffle? I tried space to no avail.
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Do you even need to click play on a video, or is the act of loading the embed enough?
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> Point being is that no only am I skeptical of the claims of what I should and should not consume, I'm skeptical of entirely how much agency I have to change what I should consume baring case where the impact is immediate. Can you
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Yes, but you had to re-enable it due to the cert change. Bartender doesn't explain this is what happened and simply states "there's a known issue where certain apps, including Bartender, might not receive Accessibility and Sc
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by radlad 2y ago
With the most recent update, macOS notified me that I needed to allow new permissions. But macOS didn't explain that this was because the cert changed. When I Googled the issue, I found this support article: https://www.macb
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by radlad 2y ago
The comment you're replying to mounted the Docker daemon as a local socket, accessible only on the machine. (It exposes an HTTP server still.) I don't see why one would be any more comfortable exposing a shell to the internet than
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by radlad 2y ago
It's impossible to say without knowing what commands were available. > This series of vulnerabilities demonstrated a way in which a fully external attacker with no prerequisites could've executed commands and modified the setti
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> Otherwise if there's a sign that says "Left Lane Closed 10 Miles Ahead" everyone will get in the right lane for ten miles. One reason for this is that it only takes one person "policing" from the right lane (i.
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by radlad 2y ago
What CLI tools have a slow enough boot to require a loading screen? I'm sure there are some but... The only one that comes to mine for me is FileBot[0] - and if the loading screen made it take ANY additional time, I'd be annoyed.
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by radlad 2y ago
Friction produces heat, not sound...
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I once spent an entire night setting up a new Macbook. Early in the morning, bleary eyed, I cloned a directory to ~/project. I must've quoted it, because it created a directory called "~". Without a thought, I typed `rm
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by radlad 2y ago
> I do wish they didn't charge 2x or more to host a server at home though (business account). How is this enforced? Is it an IP address (instead of NAT) you're paying for?
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by radlad 2y ago
> correct bends (wobbles? distortions? wrinkles? waves? what is the word?) Since you're talking about video footage, I would guess it's rolling shutter distortion you saw. This can result in wobbles, skew, or aliasing artifacts
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by radlad 2y ago
> That said, it's actually quite nice to have voice control over these things. Yes! I really think voice assistants are underrated. When I talk to iOS users, they have a much less favorable opinion of Siri (and I've watched my
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Those are about as basic of an action as you can get. Every assistant supports them. But as soon as you want to know something like "how many teaspoons in a cup," can Siri still handle it? What about "where is the aurora bore
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Siri came out in October 2011. Amazon Alexa made its debut in November 2014. Google Assistant's voice-activated speakers were released in May 2016. From what I can tell, Siri is still a dumpster fire that nobody is willing to use. And

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