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541.
by tehbeard 5y ago
More that the function calls for the system clock are fairly easy to trace back to find these DRM hooks.
542.
by tehbeard 5y ago
Ehh, it's easy enough to eyeball it. Source: 1000+ hours in KSP :P
543.
by tehbeard 5y ago
I'm more bemused as why it picked a US server in the first place, as the options panel screenshot suggests it should be presevering the rough location (i.e. pick Belgium or France or somewhere european). Is private relay still in Beta?
544.
by tehbeard 5y ago
Given how many acronyms get slung around on the broader web with 0 context, are you really going to nitpick on one that's labelled in a byline? It just explains the prefix of the blog.
545.
by tehbeard 5y ago
Ultimately what I've found myself craving is org-mode without the tie to emacs. I gave it a good try for 6 months but found myself fighting emacs too much, I didn't have the bandwidth to do job, relax and learn lisp+emacs. Curren
546.
by tehbeard 5y ago
A WiFi pineapple in a backpack is pretty innocuous
547.
by tehbeard 5y ago
Also works like that in Britain half the time :/
548.
by tehbeard 5y ago
(note: we use MySQL on RDS, but the docs for PG seem to be similiar enough) Minor versions you can tell it a day and rough timeslot (few hours) for it to apply them. Major version upgrades always require you to start them, and the docs lay
549.
by tehbeard 5y ago
This just sounds like hacktoberfest blended with eternal September...
550.
by tehbeard 5y ago
I think their might have been some disconnect on how we view the term session cookie (A cookie for a singular browser session vs. one specifically for an authenticated user) but the rest of this is starting to make sense.
551.
by tehbeard 5y ago
Ah so the vendors implementing the WebAuthN spec in their browser can use the TPM as "secure storage" for the related keys?
552.
by tehbeard 5y ago
So if it's just a hardware crypto token, how does it work with secure boot? Just the other chips on the mobo working in concert, no OS oversight?
553.
by tehbeard 5y ago
...So my session cookie gets tied to a crypto key that (for all intents and purposes of what I've gleamed from the marketing speak, is burned into the TPM at the factory) is unique? I thought we were trying to get away from identifiabl
554.
by tehbeard 5y ago
If people are going to downvote the other child comment for either FUD or whatever, could they at least provide reading material/counterpoints as to the benefits for those of us without the MSc in cryptographic systems?
555.
by tehbeard 5y ago
Enterprise OS built for enterprise needs is > home OS? quelle surprise. That's same now as it was, 10 pro/workstation are better than home.
556.
by tehbeard 5y ago
In what way is it superior? Shinier?
557.
by tehbeard 5y ago
Idk, it feels like the UX team has been hitting the whiskey, and the UI team slapped something together to squeeze out a pay rise. And then the ads team garnishes that with terribleness. And now, the teams team wants to make it worse.
558.
by tehbeard 5y ago
Well.... At least it's slightly less destructive/annoying than when the UI/UX engineers get bored...
559.
by tehbeard 5y ago
> I use is a desktop i5-8500 which doesn't feel faster than my older i7-3930k I mean, looking at the specs on Intel ark that's to be expected, a newer generation mid-range CPU is typically the same speed as a high tier CPU of o
560.
by tehbeard 5y ago
Ignoring the other comments point that this is meant as a server rather than a direct kiosk, lets smash each of these points. > 1. Has screen - (strong, tested, replaceable). Broken/scratched/hard to read in sunlight/drain
561.
by tehbeard 5y ago
Storage Spaces is their branded RAID solution. Apparently in the enterprise server versions it's fairly decent, but the desktop versions are pretty trash re: performance.
562.
by tehbeard 5y ago
I can't speak with much experience, but what I have gleamed is. - You generally want to avoid hardware raid, if the card dies you'll likely need to source a compatible replacement vs. grabbing another SATA/was expander and r
563.
by tehbeard 5y ago
Any issues with Orgzly? Org web looks neat, though I really hope there's some theming options. Cannot see the clickable actions on the yellow background. Edit: also from the looks of it Org-Web only needs a static host and some keys se
564.
by tehbeard 5y ago
Any chance the ADA or similar legislation can be dropped on them for that?
565.
by tehbeard 5y ago
> IndexedDB is indeed cancer. So is PHP according the infallible SV pundits. > it's also unnecessary, as you can store a significant amount of data in localStorage and the API is extremely simple to use. Either you've never
566.
by tehbeard 5y ago
Plenty of native apps are terrible, oversized, over reaching in permissions or just plain battery drainers. Nothing stops PWAs being these. If you're on about features? Ask Apple why they shy away from them on the web? Hard to justify
567.
by tehbeard 5y ago
IndexedDB's ugliness is due to being from a time before ES6+ really kicked into gear and we still had the old crud of weird callback stacks (See FileReader for another example). As for SQLite, as lovely as that'd be, NOONE wanted
568.
by tehbeard 5y ago
> Nowadays you can use sqlite3 through wasm if you want, though I don’t know how you’d handle the persistence layer. There was a post on here in the last month or 2, atleast for reading, that used http range headers for reading the db pa
569.
by tehbeard 5y ago
Because safari gets to use its own special source and everyother browser on iOS has to use an ios web view, doesn't it?
570.
by tehbeard 5y ago
Getting real tired of having to deal with apple as a problem child on the web.

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