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by tehbeard 5y ago
I guess the main difference is JVM didn't have a workable UI vs the web?
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Timing for the game loop and accessibility. 5 letters gives enough options without requiring the player to have access to a lot of guesses to have any hope of winning, and gives the game a short playtime. It's built to be quick to play
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by tehbeard 5y ago
So the fun word game stops working while commuting by train because it needs to stop me "cheating" in a purely fun /social game by phoning home during the time I have to play it, where the connection is spotty at best, and th
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by tehbeard 5y ago
And that's where you both implement and act on security policies to mitigate and avoid this based on the threat model you're up against.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Honestly, you'd do better scripting the aws cli to update the sec group with your IP address, which is how we've handled WfH for server SSH/plesk/SQL access. It's like half a dozen lines of bash, I'll see if I&
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Eh, I think the developer mode option they gave had at least some effect on dampening hack attempts. Retro/emulation/homebrew fans could use that as to do what they wanted, and thus weren't working on cracking the system alon
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by tehbeard 5y ago
> I do not think Intel is even after Apple yet but they look to have caught up and surpassed AMD with this release for sure. Hmmm, as I've said before on other reviews around 12th gen, it feels like they've just pulled some lev
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by tehbeard 5y ago
So unusable if I want to run my own VM's in virtual box/vagrant etc? Last time I messed around with it when vbox said they'd fixed it to use hyper-v, I wasted 6 hours to end up back with wsl1 and working VM's instead of
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by tehbeard 5y ago
I cant even begin to imagine what this will look like PCI compliance wise....
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Also of note is that this is a fork of wg-access-server from the looks of it.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
I can make a function that returns the current time in cowsay ascii art, and claim a "100% lambda serverless webscale backend". A bit more detail on the scale / general usecase or features would be handy to know.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
The OSS community has an easier time supporting it than when there's only a crappy windows binary blob?
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by tehbeard 5y ago
If you were exactly opposite the source in terms of distance traveled by the waves, yes?
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by tehbeard 5y ago
I don't have numbers or links to hand, but i've seen this issue brought up by a number of indie devs. > so it’s not a lost sale Refunds probably count negatively to your rep. with a store.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Having been teenager-ish age at the start of MCU (way back with Iron man), this seems to track. Or, a decade+ long multiverse only has so much ground it can tread that's fresh.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
I'm currently fighting a safari IDB bug where blobs stop being returned or all reference the same data. Apple just doesn't care about IDB or the web.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
> This is not some NSO-level spyware that can be used to spy and target people. Not exactly NSO level, but this certainly caused issues at the time.... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_BMG_copy_protection_roo...
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by tehbeard 5y ago
That's real noble, but the issue I'm on about isn't the price, that's its own can of worms and something for you lot to deal with in the US. Disruption to medicine supply is my concern here, having had supply issues affe
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by tehbeard 5y ago
I assume they're on about an unbounded, pass array in situation (?) rather than having to dynamically build that part of the query (?,?,?...). Done both, manually doing it looks messy, and higher chance of typos.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
I'm not so sure with the contents of some of the boxes being COVID tests or EpiPens if it can truly be considered "non-violent".
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Instead you run face first into the thread per connection limit rake...
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by tehbeard 5y ago
> If one understands even a little bit of how unimaginably complex, fantastic and incredible is that I exist That sounds incredibly narcissistic... The universe doesn't give a single shit that a lump of carbon is doing some weird c
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by tehbeard 5y ago
I mean, are any of those "not crashes" exclusively related to the domain of software written in a single language? Or is it a case of complex systems and not having AAA+ developers working on it? > (like not updating read/
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by tehbeard 5y ago
> quality backend modules and shitty 100-dependencies web modules As someone who works in both stacks, I have seen incredibly shitty backend modules that dump 400mb of node_module deps. I'd even argue node ecosystem is at fault beca
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by tehbeard 5y ago
> You assign the dependency to a variable and that's it erm, how is that any simpler than `export const/function/class $defintion` ? I guess if you only touch JS once in a blue moon it's difficult to remember? Also Co
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by tehbeard 5y ago
stdlib of JS vs python or php is absolutely tiny. It's improving over time, but it's still playing catchup.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Idempotent is a perfectly cromulent word for a technical article not aimed at complete newbies.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
if this was an Intel chip, then yeah 250W TDP is huge given their core counts.. But for something packing a similar core count to EPYC/Threadripper, it's in the right ballpark.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
> ...Stablecoins are a type of cryptocurrency that derives its value from some underlying external asset, like the U.S. dollar or the price of gold... That, doesn't seem very decentralized if it has to pinned to something controlled
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by tehbeard 5y ago
> But this technology does enable something novel. Digital self-custody of scarce assets is a new thing. ... It gives you a receipt. A digital receipt. That points to a URL that may or may not exist in 10 years?

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