Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
sixstringtheory
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
10 ms
·
61.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
I’ve suggested binary distribution as part of a black box exercise in the past. Locking down the source and being able to change details for each candidate would mean solutions posted online would not help.
62.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
I would love to have Wed/Fri as no meeting days, so I could choose which one to take off depending on how I’m feeling, what the current work streams look like, and personal plans. A three day weekend is great for a trip. Hump day off i
63.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
Just look at the various films that have been lost to fire over time. Of course with the old ones piracy wasn’t really an option. Digitization has its own issues as well.
64.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
They said their last shipment is a gift to the subscribers. They even had a signup period where they’d give you 10 of them, sadly I missed that email. Thanks spam!
65.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
I think GP meant “They shouldn't be done as a career by people with potential” I definitely fall prey to the line of thought but when I think again I realize that if they actually have potential, they will strive to meet it.
66.
▲
US Senate’s email system melts down in face of security test and reply-all chaos
(politico.com)
131 points
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
|
89 comments
67.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
Nice! Move over elevator pitches, now we've got mile-high hacks!
68.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
Could always send base64 data strings!
69.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
Those will never be good enough to overcome social engineering.
70.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
I see a lot of people downplaying the claimed downsides of “Meta/Google will just build their own app store and force you to use that” or that malware will proliferate via 3rd party app stores by saying “well nobody is going to make th
71.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
> If the ecosystem relies on app inspections that much it simply needs to be secured better. How do you secure something without inspection? We have health code inspections for restaurants, car safety and emissions inspections, IAEA insp
72.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
I haven’t fully jumped into home automation although I would like to and have thought about it for a while. I think I would only like to have things connected to an airgapped LAN that never connects to the internet. Maybe put it on my tai
73.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
> people on iOS monetise REALLY well compared to other segments And therein lies the motivation to "open up" Apple's ecosystem, people just can't stand looking at all those dollar signs without being able to get their
74.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
Same, iOS developer here. Maybe if software were treated less like fashion that had to constantly be updated, resulting in a neverending revolving door of bugs and new waves of learning curves, and instead like a focused tool, it could catc
75.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
How many miles are on it? City/hwy?
76.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
I went from VSCode back to emacs. I just stick with most of the emacs defaults, although I’m sure you could find a package for VSCode defaults.
77.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
I really don't understand how gold/silver provide any protection beyond paper currency. What's stopping any government from just deciding that instead of two ingots, you owe them three now? They own the scales, they can put t
78.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
Thanks for taking time to write such detailed replies. I realize my reply was off the cuff; it's just astonishing that that much information was able to be absorbed and operationalized. Hats off to folks that were able to make it happe
79.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
If I ran a company where someone tried to release a 19K page spec I'd keep firing people until someone could produce a spec that I could actually review and sign off on, that could also still be reproduced in working technology. How do
80.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
It’s too bad they don’t do set “blocks” any more or you’d get a good double entendre with “blockchain”…
81.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
There's more to that quote if you click through to the source. Before it was this: “I want everybody who works hard and plays fair to prosper," Rowe said. "I want everybody to be able to support themselves. But if you just pu
82.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
Ah, I didn't see the part about //go:build
83.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
Doesn't that mean that all code written so far can't take up newer versions of the Go compiler for any other reason like new features/bugfixes/optimizations/etc without a full audit of codepaths involving for loops?
84.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
I wonder if you add a text expansion for "good night" expanding to "good night" again if it fixes it?
85.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
or “of” vs “if”, “in” vs “on”, “I” vs “o” (wtf? lol), and on and on
86.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
That’s only for known contacts. Maybe you need better friends?
87.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
Yeah this is really annoying. I goes I had played around with it when it first came out and created some alternatives with focus modes. I recently stopped using my wallet-like case, so now my screen is exposed in my pocket, and I couldn’t f
88.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
I don’t get it; I receive notifications for missed calls.
89.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
So we agree there’s an absence of evidence then? The onus is on those claiming existence to present evidence.
90.
▲
by
sixstringtheory
3y ago
You’re not wrong but what’s your point? Those people often create terrible policy. So… we are supposed to let conspiracists slide too because there’s this other group that also has problematic beliefs?
More ›