takeda

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by takeda 2y ago
Just because you love walled garden, doesn't mean others think the same. In fact you are the minority. This is especially visible on Android, where Google introduced side loading since the beginning and is struggling how to disable it.
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by takeda 2y ago
Everyone who you ask will tell you that ads never work on them, yet we all buy branded shit. Same thing with propaganda used by social media. This video illustrates the effects of it: https://youtu.be/pB7WzqUq4Nk?t=324
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by takeda 2y ago
aren't they already split and use different app in China vs US. Interestingly Chinese app's algorithm chooses more STEM videos, while Western version just pushes addictive crap.
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by takeda 2y ago
Exactly, if they pull out it only means that the fear that it was meant only for propaganda was well justified.
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by takeda 2y ago
There's a great book that I think everyone should read: "On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century" by Tim Snyder, it's also is short and to the point (audiobook is 2 hours long) and teaches people what to lo
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by takeda 2y ago
That's exactly it. Freedom of speech is my right to be able to bitch about Biden or Trump without having to worry that I'll die in prison. Freedom of speech is not a right of foreign entities sending me memes about them to manipul
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by takeda 2y ago
> "Ban" is completely appropriate shorthand for "ban (unless something highly improbable occurs)." It's only improbable if the suspicion is true, and in that case: good riddance. Also TikTok apparently isn't
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by takeda 2y ago
Thanks for the Close() example, that's a nice solution, although would it work if you wanted to handle an error (not just log it?) > Standard go error handling maximises for locality. You don't see many "long range" e
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by takeda 2y ago
Tomorrow's title: "Linux Foundation joins IBM to accelerate the mission of multi-cloud automation and bring the products to a broader audience of users and customers." ;)
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by takeda 2y ago
> I understand were you are coming from but I actually like the explicit error handling in Golang. Things being explicit reduces complexity for me a lot and I find it easier to spot and resolve potential issues. It's definitely some
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by takeda 3y ago
They still preferred to revert it as it looks very suspicious. https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1068047 https://github.com/libarchive/libarchive/pull/2101
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by takeda 3y ago
Sorry for that ugly comparison, but that explanation reminds me of the theories when covid started, that it was created by secret organization that is actually ruling the world. People love when there's some explanation that doesn&#x27
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by takeda 3y ago
If you think of it as a state sponsored attack it makes a lot of sense to have a "secure" vulnerability in system that your own citizens might use. It looks like the whole contribution to xz was an effort to just inject that backd
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by takeda 3y ago
It depends a lot which server you join, https://beehaw.org it's very welcoming, https://lemmygrad.ml is full of tankies that hate the West (supposedly it's about communism, because original creator is a com
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by takeda 3y ago
Tildes is not part of fediverse. As for fediverse a lot of depends on the server you chose, for example https://beehaw.org is much friendlier.
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by takeda 3y ago
Really? My impression is that everyone is welcome. The only way I could imagine someone ending having a bad time there is to be hostile to other users.
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by takeda 3y ago
I don't, it feels like another Google Glass or Tesla Cyber Truck where you spent a lot of money to be ridiculed for being a sucker.
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by takeda 3y ago
I would also add https://tildes.net
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by takeda 3y ago
> They'd effectively have a skeleton key that only they could use (or sell) that this looks more like state sponsored attack and it doesn't look like someone joining and at one point realizing they want to implement this backdo
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by takeda 3y ago
And he was in the project for just 2 years.
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by takeda 3y ago
Looks like he only introduced that "bug" in CMake. Was there migration in progress from autoconf to cmake?
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by takeda 3y ago
This was an issue in Python 2, where for some dumb reason it allowed mixing tabs and spaces and equated tab to 8 spaces (I think). Python 3 doesn't have that issue.
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by takeda 3y ago
This doesn't look like a research. This looks like state sponsored attack. Imagine having a backdoor that you can just go to any Linux server and with your key you can make it execute any code you wish without any audit trail. And no o
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by takeda 3y ago
I could be wrong, buy my understanding is that it isn't even a door. It simply allows anyone that has a certain private key, to send a payload that the server will execute. This won't produce any audit of someone logging in, you w
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by takeda 3y ago
This is lame, it should say No, as you need DNS to load that page :P
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by takeda 3y ago
I really hate that meme. DNS is the most robust system that actually can achieve 100% uptime (even though pains me to say it as it originates from USC, and I'm a Bruin ;). Every time you type an URL on the internet you're using it
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by takeda 3y ago
Companies don't do s*t if they don't see it being beneficial. Perhaps they started it because they anticipated Redis license change. Or maybe they saw redis had some shortcomings when trying to use in their cloud offering. The thi
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by takeda 3y ago
I think whateveracct was referring to is this link: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/master/pkgs/developmen... What that file is doing, is building a package, and it essentially is a combinatio
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by takeda 3y ago
This does far more than Dockerfile though. - it contains information how to actually build the application - how to set up a dev environment - how to build application with musl - how to build application with glibc - how to build python wi
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by takeda 3y ago
You don't. Those scripts will just fail forcing you to rewrite them. This is why some people trying to create new packages often complain, because they need to patch up original build for given application to not do those things. There

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