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by syrrim 4y ago
AppImage now has solutions for all three issues. They all rely on a central daemon, which implies they will only work ootb with support from the distribution. The same is true of snap and flatpack as far as I'm aware, so this isn'
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by syrrim 4y ago
They made it illegal to be a single mom and not provide adequate childcare. Many families have both parents working, so the situation of needing to find someone to look after your child is not unique to single parents. That said, this is on
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by syrrim 4y ago
unix domain sockets are designed to be used entirely locally.
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by syrrim 4y ago
in what sense? spaces as mod encoded (%20) values have been around ever since I've used the web. those spaces are occassionally displayed as spaces in the url bar, depending on the context.
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by syrrim 4y ago
The latest windows version requires a hardware tpm on a device in order to be installed. Every hardware vendor has therefore included a tpm on all their new machines. This was already standard on apple devices, and many android devices have
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by syrrim 4y ago
> This article is more than 9 years old
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by syrrim 4y ago
>wanted to see if my PC could run it before I spent 60 euros on it steam usually allows refunds in the first few hours of playtime, which supports this usecase as well.
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by syrrim 4y ago
The article reads like ad copy. Not surprising given the author. My working assumption is that duolingo's goal is to keep you using the app, and only ever teaches you a language coincidentally. It attempts to make you feel like you&#x2
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by syrrim 4y ago
In either universe, the earth can only serve so many people. Since we're proposing hypotheticals, here's another one: suppose all the babies that would be born in either universe were born already, then we had to decide whether to
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by syrrim 4y ago
The pun also works in english, so I imagine they are.
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by syrrim 4y ago
Many well known archiving sites will attest that you made the post after it's deleted. If they don't, then random trustworthy individuals can do so instead.
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by syrrim 4y ago
If being able to spot the tests doesn't confer ability to spot real phishers, then the tests aren't very good.
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by syrrim 4y ago
Is there a patch, or more detailed explanation of what causes this?
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by syrrim 4y ago
New fingerprinting method just dropped?
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by syrrim 4y ago
Usually that it works via "functions" like aws lambda that don't maintain a long running process, but instead start a new process for every request.
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by syrrim 4y ago
Everything has security implications in c, but printf isn't particularly bad. Common use of it involves a fixed format string specified at the call site. This prevents the most dangerous use of it (user specified format string) and als
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by syrrim 4y ago
More likely they would reverse engineer your product and recreate it. This is more likely for products sold than for internal processes.
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by syrrim 4y ago
you could use a regex library not vulnerable to quadratic behaviour in the first place?
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by syrrim 4y ago
It's obviously not rankine, seeing as it gives a conversion of ~30R = ~40C. Looks like its actually Reaumur: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/R%C3%A9aumur_scale
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by syrrim 4y ago
The tweet linked to the account on mastodon, it didn't simply link to a mastodon instance which happened to host elonjet's account. Presumably direct links to the subreddit would be banned, whereas reddit as a whole would be fine.
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by syrrim 4y ago
Twitter under musk will have a different set of biases from before. Whereas previously, every major platform would act in lockstep banning certain things, we can hope that musk will go against the grain. This is a healthy part of an informa
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by syrrim 4y ago
In practice if you want the popcount of anything larger than a couple registers you'll want to use vector instructions anyways though. There are a lot of operations that will speed up certain applications if made into their own instruc
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by syrrim 4y ago
Its a service that costs them money. Unless it gains them money somehow, they won't hand it out for free.
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by syrrim 4y ago
Google is also bad. We are agreed on that.
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by syrrim 4y ago
False positives are inherent to the justice system. While unfortunate, they do not cross any lines or send us down any slippery slopes. They are priced in . Thus, "what about google" is a mere "what-about-ism". People a
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by syrrim 4y ago
Your statements can and will be used againt you, but they will never be used in your favour ("hearsay"). If you have something to say, wait to say it on the stand, in front of a jury. Until then, it will hurt you, and it won'
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by syrrim 4y ago
He invented it for algol, a language with sufficient complexity that it was basically impossible to implement. The process of creating c involved stripping off everything but the most necessary features. Null references made it, nullable ty
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by syrrim 4y ago
Fp arithmetic has brought down space ships. Is floating point a billion dollar mistake?
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by syrrim 4y ago
Apple's proposed system did scanning on your device, whereas google's system does scanning in the cloud. That is the distinction. A person's own hardware shouldn't be used to report them to the police. You cannot interpr
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by syrrim 4y ago
They could pull it from wikidata pretty easily. This would cover all major bands and many more minor ones.

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