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by rjh29 2y ago
It's basically documentation to make it easier to use functions. After that people decided to enforce it basically as lints and only where possible. It feels like Python to me.
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by rjh29 2y ago
Hasn't Rails been traditional server with patched with dynamic parts since like 2005? I would pick that
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by rjh29 2y ago
Languages are hard. Everybody wants to learn them via an app or 10 minutes a day but realistically it's 3-4 hours a day for a year.
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by rjh29 2y ago
American Truck Simulator has 300 cities and it takes 3 hours to drive across the map in real time. It's probably the biggest world in a driving game.
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by rjh29 2y ago
In the UK I spend $30/month for the gym. Never heard of them costing that much.
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by rjh29 2y ago
The vast majority of Quest users would never have invested in a high spec PC and Valve Index (which was like $1000 at the time), set it up with sensors and fiddled about with software to get it work. Mobile-quality gaming (Beat Saber) and p
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by rjh29 2y ago
It's the polar opposite of RabbitMQ. It's a single binary written in C, you start it, you send text messages via TCP so writing a client or tooling is dead simple.
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by rjh29 2y ago
30$ for the 12 most common variants.
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by rjh29 2y ago
In Australia it is a legal right to not be bothered by your employer outside of working hours. I don't know if you can opt out of it, but it certainly helps change public opinion of what is expected of employees.
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by rjh29 2y ago
I don't know this site but we're still doing the 7/7 thread shit? Really? Just put it all in one box please.
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by rjh29 2y ago
Last time I read about this, the astronauts absolutely love being in space and will be happy about it. Heck even I would be happy, this is a one in a million experience!
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by rjh29 2y ago
Does that apply to the bowels too? The body isn't that smart...
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by rjh29 2y ago
I can hold a sneeze without using my hands. I don't know if it's harmful though.
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by rjh29 2y ago
Seems worth it as a teaching method.
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by rjh29 2y ago
Real reason: the dev would fix it and they'd be stuffed. That doesn't encourage the DHS to actually look into the issue and see what else is broken.
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by rjh29 2y ago
At the very least it sounds like you can get the password of many users (MD5 isn't exactly secure) and if they're sharing passwords then that's bad for them. You can also gain admin access and mess around with the site practi
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by rjh29 2y ago
Every person working in security, or even familiar with security, would know how to exploit this. It was a ticking time bomb. And it gives you admin access to the entire system. People could have already have exploited it and we wouldn&#x27
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by rjh29 2y ago
Damn. Using salts and avoiding MD5 in favour of SHA-1 was well known even around 2005. Rainbow tables were a thing even then.
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by rjh29 2y ago
In the UK at least pretty much everywhere accepts apple pay / google pay, some bars have gone entirely cashless. I don't usually carry a wallet now.
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by rjh29 2y ago
This seems to be happening more and more, or I am just noticing it more. Can't it be automated?
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by rjh29 2y ago
That applies to the entire synth/groovebox industry. People get addicted to the dopamine of buying new gear (Gear Acquisition Syndrome, or GAS) but never use it.
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by rjh29 2y ago
Wordle sold for $1+ million. An average word game with a unique hook like "my grandma made it" is well positioned to sell or at least attract a lot of viral traffic. Anyway, the grandma story has been exposed as fake.
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by rjh29 2y ago
Moving to a non profit, forking from SerenityOS and (as a result of that) no longer being tied to C++ all happened at the same time. It's possible Apple could be paying them to develop a rival browser but... why?
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by rjh29 2y ago
I feel like the tweet explains their rationale pretty well... the main reason being memory safety. It's a constant overhead in both programming time and bug handling for them.
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by rjh29 2y ago
Gear snobbery is so dumb when 99% of musicians are using a laptop... for the majority of people, all synths and grooveboxes are toys.
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by rjh29 2y ago
If you want to make real music you buy a laptop. It's just a fun musical toy.
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by rjh29 2y ago
Probably resentment because the original OP-1 was not crazily priced for its novelty and feature set. Once it got popular it rose from $800 to $1400 and the new OP-1 Field is $2000. And the KO-II series is actually reasonably priced by thei
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by rjh29 2y ago
I wish people would stop using common nouns for program names, not only is it hard to search for, but it's kind of ... arrogant? Like you think you're the best there is and will ever be for that particular noun? Imagine if Google
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by rjh29 2y ago
There's no explanation of how to use it, or even a code snippet. And the documentation is down. So not very useful I'm afraid :(
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by rjh29 2y ago
"No serious health risk exists in most humans for normal levels of consumption. The European Food Safety Authority has not set a limit on daily intake of xylitol. Due to the adverse laxative effect that all polyols have on the digestiv

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