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Dyndispatch – Dynamic Dispatch for Python(git.sr.ht)
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by shakna 8mo ago
And its only getting worse. The extreme push for myID everything, is really not helping the ecosystem of things. And on top of attestation, good luck if you've ever changed your legal name, in getting myID to behave at all.
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https://grapheneos.org/articles/attestation-compatibility-gu...
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by shakna 8mo ago
The LGPL has: > This version of the GNU Lesser General Public License incorporates the terms and conditions of version 3 of the GNU General Public License, supplemented by the additional permissions listed below. Which points you over to
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by shakna 8mo ago
What do the three points of the navy trident represent?
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Pretty sure Enhanced Mode, that only came later in Windows 3.11 for Workgroup, is the one that supported the flat addressing mode.
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Landauer and Bellman, absolutely put ELIZA to an adversarial Turing test, and called it such, in 1999. [0] But... Over in 2025, ELIZA was once again, put to the Turing test in adversarial conditions. [1] And still had people think it was a
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Probably worth remembering that ELIZA passed Turing tests, and was the definition of shallow prediction.
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It doesn't only work with protocols registered by "your system" - Notepad doesn't register protocols. And Notepad is the user agent, here. It works with your _locally_ registered protocols, not just the _remote_ protocol
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Thats not the case here. Web browsers warn you about opening arbitrary protocols. And you have to select the program that will open it. This Notepad vuln, allows you to click things like ssh://x....
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Most apps and sites will have a thumbnail for the site. So they're already loading the page. Other sites grab contact information or verification headers. So they also load the page. Seems like the only people who wouldn't want to
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Holy requests, batman. ... Why so many requests for a static asset?
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Because what people want is not an opt-out, like Mozilla have given, but an opt-in. This is the grudging half-measure. Many would have preferred the updates to come with a form asking for on or off. It didn't, so they complained, and t
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by shakna 8mo ago
> The issue is other sites really want to know if it's a link to the same resource or a different resource. Thats what the canonical link is for, isn't it? [0] RFC 6596 introduced it in 2012. Other websites, like search engines
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It adds a contributor. To add a contributor, you need "significant" _human_ input. The output of models has so far not been deemed copyrightable. As it acknowledges the original source, it needs to show the human effort that allow
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From the file headers: SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC Copyright (c) 2010-2022 Broadcom Corporation Copyright (c) brcmfmac-freebsd contributors Based on the Linux brcmfmac driver. I'm going to ahead and say there are copyright law nightma
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Modern paganism went through a revival during the early 2000s. Are you sure you're not just seeing someone's religion? And its not the first time, either. There's been several revivals of the beliefs and culture over the year
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The service hours seem a bit wider nowadays [0], but not 24/7. [0] https://www.ssa.gov/myssa-static/rel_1.0/offHoursPopup.html
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And then, over with AGSVA, they just do interviews. Every candidate gets one, and they absolutely do bring up all the random crap that happens to various people as kids. And ask why it wasn't on your form.
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Since before 2023, MFA has been mandated by the government in Australia [0], for all critical services, including banks. One without, does not exist, or is in violation of their national obligations and likely to be cut off by the RBA. The
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Reverse engineering the drivers, to permit you creating your own OS, for your own hardware, is already an area where people are accused of crimes. DMCA Section 1201 isn't something to so easily be worked around, to allow you to place y
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I'm aware of plugins. But these used to be builtin features. Developers needed to work with them, rather than making it harder and harder to use them to make the users life easiee.
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You'll need to do a bit of work to make it the way it used to be. Editing any text on a page, or having your changes save persistently, needs a bit of a... Framework, to keep things together, rather than being the expected mode of inte
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And if your bank only does 2FA via app?
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Being able to change stylesheets, disable or enhance various JavaScript scripts, add notes and annotations, and other things, is exactly the idea of a user agent. The user makes a request, and then does whatever they like with the answer. N
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And Australia made the poorer and suicidal: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robodebt_scheme
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I wonder of China can pay Trump with a golden limosuine to get backdoor access to it.
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Salesforce is used well beyond its domain, unfortunately. A lot of BAs love the drag 'n drop design features.
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I used to run Wordstar 2.0 under Wine, and it was smooth. 3d Museum, Dancing Hearts, etc. will 'just work'. That Raspberry probably can run all the peak Win98SE stuff, today.
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> I've never seen such advertising so I suspect you pulled that factoid out of your ass. Easy for you to correct me: laws have numbers, cite one. More than one, but how about we have the FDA do the informing here, as I've appar

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