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remram
2y ago
WASM might replace processes, but the idea that people will take the stuff they can't manage to put in a native process, and somehow manage to cram it into WASM... ridiculous. There's not even a single argument in there to support
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2y ago
You mean like committed use discounts?
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2y ago
Those are specialized NAS chassis. We have a number of them, 4U size, too heavy to move when the drives are in. edit: They look like this: https://knowledgebase.45drives.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/0... (imag
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2y ago
Nowadays you can get a petabyte in a single machine (50 drives 20TB each).
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2y ago
No. It seems very likely that if Mullvad wanted to identify some traffic, they would be able to get some metadata information from you, their partner. Your entire product depends on theirs.
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2y ago
Well they do cooperate with each other. They are partners, working together to provide the service, and sharing the cost. But you have to trust that if they are trying to attack you, they do it separately...? Ridiculous, as you point out th
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2y ago
This is usually done by just shipping new kernels. E.g. Ubuntu's "hardware enablement" (hwe) kernels are just new kernel releases, not old kernels with backported drivers.
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2y ago
"IAPs" = in-app purchases, I think
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2y ago
You can do that with a function too, make it a class with a __call__. If you need it, which you won't for this kind a script.
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2y ago
Update: author fixed it within a few hours.
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2y ago
Also useful for migrations, especially if you support multiple DB backends.
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2y ago
> Unlike in other Linux virtualization solutions such as User Mode, special driver software on the host operating system is used to execute the coLinux kernel in a privileged mode That's unfortunate, is there a version of this that
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2y ago
Did that thanks! The game's page doesn't allow comments but the one with the list of games does. edit: I also found a discussion forum: https://itch.io/board/2744567/feedback
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2y ago
Tried Yahtzee, it doesn't look like you can remove the hold on a die after you've rolled?
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2y ago
class Foo(object): def run(self, context): ... Objects with only a single method to run it are already built into Python, they are the functions. def foo(context): ...
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2y ago
How is it not OCR?
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2y ago
Might be selection bias? How do they detect cheaters / what is "infection"? If they had a reliable way to detect cheaters they would kick them immediately, how can they have a reliable metric of what they can't catch?
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2y ago
Everybody hates spam and abuse, I don't think it supports your claim that much. This is definitely not what anybody thinks of as "collaboration".
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2y ago
Very important note! This is called Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF).
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2y ago
Great, thanks for the link!
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2y ago
Should I expect better from commenters on this site than professional "influence campaigns"? Yes. I use a spam filter on my email too, is that holding people emailing me to too high a standard?
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2y ago
If it's not distributed with the tool, it is just "a make library".
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2y ago
It would be nice to see some of that money go towards subway improvements. This is still the worst subway system I have used anywhere in the world: it is loud, it is slow, it is unreliable. Even Boston's right next door is so much clea
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2y ago
You couldn't find the reply button?
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2y ago
You can get the whole thing as a ZIP here: https://web.archive.org/web/20160912232844if_/http://www.rdr...
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2y ago
How come there is so much "permanent" config for SD cards?
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2y ago
This is a terrible overview of the problem. If general 3 knows it is general 2 saying that general 1 wants to retreat, they can just ignore it. There is no problem. (or general c, b, a respectively, since TFA can't keep their numbering
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2y ago
You're saying it is a great show but It Is Blasphemy so you won't watch it anymore? Our economic system is not gospel.
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2y ago
Why do you think that?
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2y ago
A lot of the debugging ends up with "whatever, don't have time to find the cause, do X instead" which is super disappointing.
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