sedatk

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2401.
by sedatk 11y ago
I can't help but think about waste of power and radiation of CRT. Green movement poisoned us for life.
2402.
by sedatk 11y ago
You've never been subject to a misconduct have you
2403.
by sedatk 11y ago
"async (8 threads)" is confusing. async and multithreaded are different approaches to parallelization.
2404.
by sedatk 11y ago
He said "the first padding oracle attack was demonstrated in 2002". Do you mean he's wrong about that?
2405.
by sedatk 11y ago
The missing length field was a selling point back then: you could have strings of unlimited length unlike Pascal's 255-byte strings. People liked overcoming that limit with the same storage overhead of an extra byte.
2406.
by sedatk 11y ago
> who's to say what's going to be loaded after the site gets hacked when a site gets hacked, you get malicious content regardless you block ads or not.
2407.
by sedatk 11y ago
memory is a critical resource for scalability and gc's are not good at it.
2408.
by sedatk 11y ago
The unhandled case is explicitly mentioned in the latter though.
2409.
by sedatk 11y ago
The article is full of gold: - OS's were designed for limited resources back in time. Now it's time to design something for unlimited resources. - Attempting to retrofit a new security model to a current OS would require everythin
2410.
by sedatk 11y ago
in that case, wouldn't it be better to focus on adding e2e to diaspora? or is there an architectural limitation with it? that seems a lot of redundant work at the moment.
2411.
by sedatk 11y ago
how is it different from diaspora?
2412.
by sedatk 11y ago
an interesting point about pgsql is that the team wrote the documentation first and coded it after. when it's finished they didn't need to write docs.
2413.
by sedatk 11y ago
F# syntax is too verbose for OOP. Actually functional parts are too, like lambda syntax, LINQ etc. Unless it's improved C# is bound to remain mainstream.
2414.
by sedatk 11y ago
Not every dungeon is built for logistics. Think of temples, tombs, or traps for invaders.
2415.
by sedatk 11y ago
in fact even increased RAM use doesn't matter at all if it makes the system faster and more responsive. for some reason, people keep looking at it from a warped perspective.
2416.
by sedatk 11y ago
tl; dr: some icons are old and whole control panel is not adapted to modern UI. that is the reason twitter exists people.
2417.
by sedatk 11y ago
I think what he means by that is the AI is only trained against the handwriting itself. But the humans are trained against the quality of paper, the sound the pen makes, the stress of an exam and the joy of writing a birthday card. Based on
2418.
by sedatk 11y ago
Yes, IIRC Intel's Itanium (IA64) architecture used firmware and drivers in Forth (instead of machine code) so you could use the hardware on any CPU architecture.
2419.
by sedatk 12y ago
with google analytics embedded, and actual form removed. so, deliberate.
2420.
by sedatk 12y ago
Such a small yet significant achievement, and it only was realized by jumping over the corporate bureaucracy. It makes you think a about how much innovation has been lost in the gears.
2421.
by sedatk 13y ago
it happens only when you omit or mistype the gTLD (the smallest part of the address). otherwise chrome shows "website not found" page. unless you make more gTLD typos than your search queries, the mechanism works great.
2422.
by sedatk 14y ago
Let me guess, H stands for Hollywood :)