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by stefan_ 1y ago
Is it? They show speakers mounted in the front as a "soundbar". Will people figure out there is a reason cars with good sound systems have them mounted all around the vehicle?
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by stefan_ 1y ago
GCC 15.1 was released today. Your Fedora release was two weeks earlier, now using a nonexistent version of 15.0.1, ironically now including bugs you reported and that were fixed for 15.1. That just seems like poor decision making.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
What? Maybe in 2005. This is just strictly worse than parameterized because now you are also wasting time "escaping" strings which perpetuates the whole mixing data & query thing nobody even wants anymore. It's like even
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by stefan_ 2y ago
You just need to get back to the true meaning of bureaucracy: drone gov workers applying the law. Instead border officials were empowered to be mini dictators, a lot of power, no responsibility, and guess what, a bunch of them turn out to b
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by stefan_ 2y ago
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by stefan_ 2y ago
I don't know man, for months now people keep telling me on HN how "Google is winning", yet no normal person I ever asked knows what the fuck "Gemini" is. I don't know what they are winning, it might be internet
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by stefan_ 2y ago
The fact being that Sarah "CEO of Nextdoor" Friar stated they have this A-SWE vapor thing? I don't see how it pertains to what the said being factual.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Do I add the root CA of my router manufacturer so I can visit its web interface on my internal network without having half the page functionality broken because of overbearing browser manufacturers who operate the "web PKI" as a c
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Funny, because it would never have happened if it was court ordered.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Telling people that "Clang can compile for any architecture you like!" tends to confuse them more than it helps. I suppose it sets up unrealistic assumptions because of course outputting assembly for some architecture is a very lo
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Winning going on what, 10 15 years now? Surely at some point they must start scaling? At this point all I can imagine is that every year they run the numbers and arrive at "yup, still makes no sense whatsoever". And so its eternal
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Import Chinese battery: 145% tariff Import Chinese battery inside Chinese laptop: 20% tariff Import Chinese battery inside Vietnamese laptop: 0% tariff Truly this will bring back American manufacturing!
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by stefan_ 2y ago
You know what does not give me confidence? Updating software, but whats that, its still printing the same build date? Of course hours later tens of files deep I found out some reproducability goof just hardcoded it. So far, reproducible bui
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by stefan_ 2y ago
No, most SQL today uses placeholders and has since circa 2008. If you are sanitizing you are doing it wrong to begin with.
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Villarreal vs. the City of Laredo, on Remand from the Supreme Court [pdf](ca5.uscourts.gov)
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Yeah, and the day they find an application for crypto that isn't "literal unregulated security" (the basis of all the enforcement "lacking guidelines" you are complaining about!) will be the day I dig deep to find s
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by stefan_ 2y ago
I love how these always instantly escalate into trivial code execution / reverse shell. Remember kids, C is the enemy! The "fix" in question also screams "delete this crap immediately": https://github.com
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Remember when this administration says another country has put a "tariff" on the US what they mean is there is a negative trade balance with that country (as pretty much there must be with the USD being the currency of choice). Th
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by stefan_ 2y ago
No, the link exists, every second you saturate it or not, and if not it's just lost bytes.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
This is just another weird US thing. It's fine, school buses don't need to look like those transporting WW2 conscripts forever, they can be upgraded!
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Where "main concern" means not a practical concern at all. You are adopting the talking points of cranks when what is of actual concern is things like drinking sugar, negligent parents or basic access to dental healthcare or even
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Nobody tell him what chemicals were put in his drinking water to produce it. This might be the dumbest sentence uttered yet.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
You forgot he commuted the sentence for the scammers impersonating that YouTube exec: https://archive.is/ODjP0 White collar crime is legal, folks. (Donation required)
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Because Tesla abandoned the SolarCity model? Like, SolarCity was a bunch of sales people going door-to-door to sell questionable leases on solar systems and hawking off the junk bonds resulting.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
You know in a parallel world this headline is just "EU mandates Apple-designed P2P Wi-Fi standard". They did submit it for standardization after all, keeping to their proprietary one was just a transparent segmentation play.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
People don't put 10k of their money towards the bakery opening up next block either. They put it in the bank, which will loan it out. No one needs a million negligent single-rental landlords to create housing. But it does mean you are
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by stefan_ 2y ago
It is also notoriously time sensitive however, and while likely the hardware can already ensure the synchronization between mics, processing in the OS itself necessarily means buffering for a significant period so you don't run the ris
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by stefan_ 2y ago
With a hardware DSP? It's gonna have software in it, but doing this kind of processing in the upper most top level OS stack is certainly a choice.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
The basic Signal vulnerability even if the protocol is perfectly sound is that they can push effectively silent automatic app updates to do whatever. Presumably they didn't want to signup for this but that's how app distribution w
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by stefan_ 2y ago
All you are doing is setting people up for more permanent bash-dash disasters. Isn't there something more useful you could be doing with your time? Say making drag&drop work in snaps (another unforced disaster)?

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