super256

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by super256 4y ago
I just find it sad that some people come up to this thread and straight up lie bc someone sent a link to here on IRC.
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by super256 4y ago
> 1) Disingenuously frame someone being removed from premises where they are not welcome as "decided that X is a fascist and started, escalated, and carried out an attack". No, this is — to my best knowledge — what happened. &g
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by super256 4y ago
> As far as I understand, he showed up to Congress and did a Hitlergrüße (Nazi salute) to their security. In Germany that is illegal and arrestable, so he should actually be grateful they only kicked him out and did not call the police.
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by super256 4y ago
> I'm not familiar with what happened there, but at least to me these domain names are definitely not "clearly sarcastic". Have you taken a look at the website? [1] You should be able to detect that the site is satire with
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by super256 4y ago
No, because it takes priority over the question of truth or falsity, and it outweighs everything else the person has done. Regardless how positive its impact has been.
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by super256 4y ago
> You choose to ignore the anti-trans posters they hung up in the conference center. This is news to me. Could you share more info about this? I did a quick google search and couldn't find anything.
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by super256 4y ago
I left the CCC in 2020 after C3 crew decided that the cock.li mail-service is a fascist and started, escalated, and carried out an attack on its administrator Vincent Canfield [1]. Sorry, but throwing someone on the floor in front of the co
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by super256 4y ago
You could force 3ds authentication for every charge. Works in Europe, as SDA is mandatory. Also supported with like >98% of customers from NA. Just very few banks do not support 3ds.
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by super256 4y ago
Oh heck, I strongly agree. I just meant it as a joke to optimize for maximum profits. :)
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by super256 4y ago
> Is database state? Duh. I'm talking specifically about session_*. This data isn't magically stored in the air and if you use more than a single machine, you need to implement the SessionHandlerInterface with a solution like r
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by super256 4y ago
> - no state (which also means no memory leaks), Ehh, what? Sessions are state. > - just drop a file on web server and it works (no crazy CI pipeline) Except when I have to set-up php-fpm, opcache and configure countless parameters in
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by super256 4y ago
> There's a smooth 30 million bitcoin wallets out there. What else do you mean? Those 30m bitcoin wallets are irrelevant consensus.
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by super256 4y ago
Instead of stopping to show these "recommendations", we could leverage the information that this customer intents to commit suicide. Contact authorities and get this person into therapy with professionals. That's two birds wi
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by super256 4y ago
> Good luck herding all of those kittens into one basket. There's a smooth 30 million bitcoin wallets out there. Irrelevant for consensus. You need miners and network nodes to update their rules, not "wallets". The wallet
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by super256 4y ago
There is none. Personally, I use it for authentication on a platform where the user shall be logged out after 30 min anyway.
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by super256 4y ago
How would you handle user authentication on a serverless platform? JWT are imo perfect for that since they are stateless.
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by super256 4y ago
Exactly. The thing that stresses silicon the most is extreme change of temperature. Guess what doesn't change during mining: Temperature. When mining, you want a steady rate and will most likely downclock and undervolt it in order to g
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by super256 4y ago
Could you please change the cursor to pointer when hovering over a dog / bunny? I initially thought I would have to solve the puzzle on a piece of paper, until a peer told me that I can just drag and drop the characters.