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by sigg3 4y ago
I have a playground() in my .bashrc that simply launches the Go playground in a chrome window with --app. It's nice for quickly verifying something.
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by sigg3 4y ago
A couple of notes: The child mortality rate was equally high among the upper classes, which is why motherhood was a outsourced occupation. The likelihood of death was conceived as such a stressor it might ruin a woman. There are counter exa
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by sigg3 4y ago
Of course you can track down de facto ownership and streams of income regardless of de jure separation. This is a question of political will, not economical (im)possibilities. Whenever you try making rich people responsible, they move abroa
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by sigg3 4y ago
I've only had early Intel SSDs die on me. But they were early ones that were low capacity and cheap to backup.
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by sigg3 4y ago
> What I've found is that matters is appetite: some people just get full way faster than others. This is a half truth. If you cut down portion size your stomach will shrink over time. I eat a lot less before feeling full now, and I
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by sigg3 4y ago
Go is just memory safe until you have a race, or so I have heard.
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by sigg3 4y ago
Yeah, it would probably create more manual work if you have too many false positives. I have maybe six base64 strings in the code I'm working on, so it might be worthwhile looking into provided my legitimate imports don't have any
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by sigg3 4y ago
It's using base64 encoded strings to deliver the initial stage. Can this be avoided/flagged more easily if by adding a scan of statements featuring base64 or import?
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by sigg3 4y ago
In my youth I had a poster that said something along the lines of: "In 1980, a hacker nearly destroyed the world with a TRS-80. Imagine the havoc you can wreak today." Always made me associate TRS-80 with 1337 h4x0rs.
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by sigg3 4y ago
> Sorry but anonymity is security. Anonymity is security through obscurity, by definition.
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by sigg3 4y ago
For some blissful seconds I thought this post would be related to reforestation efforts.
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by sigg3 4y ago
I recall getting the "no-www" button for my weblog footer table.
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by sigg3 4y ago
The technique can in principle be defeated today so it should not be employed as a single test, but rather another arrow in the quiver.
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by sigg3 4y ago
Tom Cruise is a leading member in the fascist cult Church of Scientology, who is on record saying they can bring back people from the dead and levitate.
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by sigg3 4y ago
And a boat. And a little island, with a cabin.
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by sigg3 4y ago
bat --> bathub
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by sigg3 4y ago
But isn't the point of TFA that regular docker (which runs with privileges) negates these rules effectively punching holes?
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by sigg3 4y ago
Might be common with IoT devices, cloud network equipment etc. :|
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by sigg3 4y ago
Yes, it's pointless as a game IMO. Personally, it reminds me of the "interactive screensavers" kind of apps for win95. I love the aesthetics and don't regret the purchase, but it feels more like a tech demo than a game.
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by sigg3 4y ago
Free software isn't not commercial software. The GPL _encourages you_ to get paid for software. Free software is not good because of charitable reasons, or any contingent historical artefact. Counterfactually you can imagine a world wi
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by sigg3 4y ago
I have a copy of the American one which was drawn in haste by an artist who hadn't read the book, and that has an emu on the cover.
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by sigg3 4y ago
Runner up must be Archive.org. I donate to both projects regularly.
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by sigg3 4y ago
And booze, to a nation with lower tolerance. It's classic divide and conquer.
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by sigg3 4y ago
Just saw this video on Reddit: 72 million year old dinosaur egg found in China with embryo intact https://v.redd.it/vn0qwpongl391 One of the coolest discoveries IMO is the tucking position, which is usually attributed more
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by sigg3 4y ago
Right. This is a major selling point of podman in Red Hat material.
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by sigg3 4y ago
I love but really only tinker with sound. But my first webpages in the '90s had MIDI so I have fond memories of downloading file after file and creating catalogs of sci-fi and fantasy music for roleplaying stuff or webpages (sorry). Pe
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by sigg3 4y ago
Get stopped.
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by sigg3 4y ago
I play Xonotic, a free software FPS that uses the Darkplaces engine. If you're up for twitch shooting, play instagib. If you want action, hop onto a Clan arena match (team Deathmatch but 1 life per round, and you start the map with eve
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by sigg3 4y ago
Nature doesn't evolve in order to do anything. Evolution is not a helping hand it's a process, the hollowed out chronological pathways in the ocean of death. And what eats plastic might as well eat us, or our foodstuffs. It is pru
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by sigg3 4y ago
Yes, the ROI takes years to achieve but the alternative is to keep throwing money at the power company (and some of that energy will likely be from coal nowadays). Since I bought an electric car I've been drooling over the idea of havi

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