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by sznio 10mo ago
Wondering why. I have an account with PKO BP and never got asked that, and I've used it to do business with US individuals.
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by sznio 10mo ago
makes sense, chromium on my Fedora system takes up 234MB.
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by sznio 10mo ago
Four attackers present in a system at the same time? How?
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by sznio 10mo ago
Looking at the pricing plan, even the cheapest one is overkill. I don't need that much. 2GB memory with a 6VM limit would be plenty.
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by sznio 10mo ago
Yeah. I managed to backtrack my way to the pricing through the about page. It's really annoying when you're interested in a product but can't find a price.
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by sznio 10mo ago
it's still bait-and-switch
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by sznio 10mo ago
ever tried teams?
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by sznio 10mo ago
>Maybe chats like Discord spoiled me Discord UI is abysmal, especially on mobile. Every time I start it I shudder, stare at a stuttering UI that takes way too long to become responsive. It feels like it will make my phone explode.
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by sznio 10mo ago
> One of the things I'm seeing in some of these examples is icons with the same silhouette doing nothing or less than nothing for scannability. I have this issue with Google apps on my phone. Once they decided that all icons should
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by sznio 11mo ago
If your target is availability, that's correct. If your target is security, then _assuming your patch is actually valid_ you're giving better security coverage for free customers than to your paying ones. Cloudflare is both, and t
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by sznio 11mo ago
>They also have in house expertise with cloud content distribution via PlayStation. Maybe it's better now, but looking at the PS3-era PSN, that expertise had negative value.
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by sznio 11mo ago
Also, depends on the nature of the error. If only a small memory range is affected, you could patch the kernel to avoid it.
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by sznio 11mo ago
>businesses are never going to use computers running fake Windows. why not? If it's cheaper and compatible, why not?
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by sznio 11mo ago
>The only party I can think of would be Github. I think it's not malice, but stupidity. IoT made even a script kiddie capable of running a huge botnet capable of DDoSing anything but CloudFlare.
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by sznio 11mo ago
Less lights is less cost. On European streets the easiest way to detect an American-designed car is that they only have one reverse light, the bare minimum. Only suitable as an indicator to the driver behind you. Ever considered trying to r
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by sznio 11mo ago
Could assume that. S&box was initially developed on top of Unreal Engine, but in a backend-agnostic design. It's more like a framework/runtime meant to be portable to any backend engine. Once Source 2 released, S&box was p
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by sznio 11mo ago
reminds me very much of this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224
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by sznio 11mo ago
>It surprises me how hyper focused people are on AI risk when we’ve grown numb to the millions of preventable deaths that happen every year. Because it's early enough to make a difference. With the others, the cat is out of the bag.
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by sznio 11mo ago
I feel like people on the autism spectrum would still be worse off in a pre-civilization pre-agrarian world, but ADHD would make pretty much no difference.
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by sznio 11mo ago
the appetite of the rich always grows. the fast technological growth created more wealth than they could consume. once that runs out they'll take back what accidentally "trickled down" most innovation since 2012 seems to be n
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by sznio 11mo ago
As for the name "impulse", I don't know - but the way this command works reminds me of interrupts. The impulse command sends a command to the server instantly, rather than in the usual UserCmd sent to the server 30 times per
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by sznio 11mo ago
and testing it now, it asks me by default, and I never changed that setting
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by sznio 11mo ago
>If they'd written explicit code to fail the request when that happened, the end result would have been exactly the same. If the `.unwrap()` was replaced with `.expect("Feature config is too large!")` it would certainly ma
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by sznio 11mo ago
Not exactly for this situation, but I've been thinking about distributed caching of web content. Even if a website is down, someone somewhere most likely has it cached. Why can't I read it from their cache? If I'm trying to r
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by sznio 11mo ago
There's plenty of DDoS if you're dealing with people petty enough. The VPS I use will nuke your instance if you run a game server. Not due to resource usage, but because it attracts DDoS like nothing else. Ban a teen for being an
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by sznio 11mo ago
>FYI www.cpubenchmark.com is a running joke for how bad it is. It’s not a good resource. You might be confusing them with UserBenchmark.
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by sznio 11mo ago
In my case, I browse YouTube in English, but my Google account has both Polish and English enabled. Polish video titles get translated to English, and English video titles get translated to Polish.
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by sznio 11mo ago
yeah, the extension uses the YouTube api to get the original video title. you need to set up your own api key though
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by sznio 11mo ago
>Google have always had problems with people who do not fit - e.g. speaking multiple languages More people speak multiple languages than just one
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by sznio 1y ago
I mean, if my goal was getting the correct answer that will satisfy the employer, I'd ask GPT too. The employer might not like my honest answer.

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