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by teilo 6y ago
Specifically: "Fall, or Dodge in Hell" The Waterhouses also appear in that novel. It is the sequel to Reamde.
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by teilo 6y ago
Next-gen AV does not rely on signatures to detect malware so much as heuristics on steroids. I am especially familiar with SentinelOne. It can detect 0-day ransomeware, for example, as soon as it tries to encrypt files, and stop it in its t
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by teilo 6y ago
LOL. This is about as secure as the spin dials on luggage. The hardware contains the pin # in memory that (presumably) decrypts the key, just like any mechanical lock contains the combination (in its physical configuration) that unlocks it.
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by teilo 6y ago
I believe that's supposed to be -90C. Clearly a typo.
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by teilo 6y ago
The first thing I turn off. It often interacts badly with many single-page we apps where a field loses focus when you remove its contents. Hit the backspace key one too many times, and you navigate back. Not all pages behave this way, but e
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by teilo 6y ago
Frankly, the only politics I want to see on HN are the politics of technology itself. I.e., laws about data and data freedom, IP, open source, etc. I really don't want US or World politics in general here. But I can ignore them when th
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by teilo 6y ago
Yes, this does need to be at presentation time. In monospace, this may make sense, but that's not how text layout works. A space is dynamically sized. Granted, there are overloading issues, but we have had decades to refine text layout
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by teilo 6y ago
No, it's just not that simple. It's not a question of what readers are capable of. It's multiple universal standards that would have to change, and for what? Packaging has a bad enough time with UPS codes getting distorted to
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by teilo 6y ago
I had no external display issues on the M1 Mini until I installed 11.1.
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by teilo 6y ago
There are multiple display problems in 11.1. As soon as I installed 11.1 on my M1 Mini that is connected to my TV's receiver, I could no longer get a stable connection to it via screen sharing unless I unplugged the HDMI from the Mini.
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by teilo 6y ago
There is a massive industry, sets of standards, and infrastructure relying upon barcodes. For example, anyone who does ships product to their partners as part of an EDI/X12 workflow utilizing advances shipping notifications, will need
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by teilo 6y ago
There's a huge amount of nudity on YouTube. Even explicitly sexual in nature. The "art" out is usually how these things slip by. Music videos, for instance, get a pass.
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by teilo 6y ago
Honestly, I won't be sad if this means appliance and VM image providers (for on-prem / private cloud application hosting) switch to Debian en masse. I only use CentOS where Debian is not an option.
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by teilo 6y ago
These are not frozen releases. They are parallel streams that each get their own CVE updates from the corresponding RHEL release.
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by teilo 6y ago
Not true. Q4: How will CVEs be handled in CentOS Stream? A: Security issues will be updated in CentOS Stream after they are solved in the current RHEL release. Obviously, embargoed security releases can not be publicly released until after
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by teilo 6y ago
From the FAQ https://centos.org/distro-faq/ : "Q6: Will there be separate/parallel/simultaneous streams for 8, 9, 10, etc? "A: Each major release will have a branch, similar to how CentOS Linux is c
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by teilo 6y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the way I read this, CentOS Stream will still serve as a stable clone of RHEL just as it always has. The rolling distro will be tagged at a certain point in time for a RHEL release, and you can still choose
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by teilo 6y ago
Oh, buddy. Time to get out of your bubble.
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by teilo 6y ago
You win the internet, sir.
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by teilo 6y ago
The only gripe I have ever had with Homebrew is the /usr/local "do yourself a favor" prefix, due to its collision with so many 3rd-party installers. But that's now been fixed.
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by teilo 6y ago
Chrome is running great, natively, on M1, so Javascript is running just fine on the V8 engine.
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by teilo 6y ago
No, it has no more reasonable chance than Homebrew. Homebrew has always supported building from source. Bottles did not originally exist. All M1 Homebrew packages are presently being built from source, because there are no Apple Silicon b
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by teilo 6y ago
Typical Forbes Tech Council drivel. Alarmist, tunnel vision, contrived. I'm surprised it didn't start with "Apple has a serious problem with the M1." Nothing written here is surprising. The M1 models have been out for ju
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by teilo 6y ago
Not all of the dependencies are ready (most notably, gnutls won't yet compile), so it would be the same result. And for what I do, the default ffmpeg in Homebrew works fine.
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by teilo 6y ago
I made the mistake of trying to install the nightly and somehow got iTerm instead of iTerm2. My bad. Thanks for the heads up.
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by teilo 6y ago
Ok. Well, I don't have the Xcode command line tools installed. This is what I see: % ls -l /usr/bin/python* lrwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 75 Jan 1 2020 /usr/bin/python -> ../../System
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by teilo 6y ago
Right, but in that case I would not expect them to upgrade Python to 3.8.
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by teilo 6y ago
It's in the base OS actually.
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by teilo 6y ago
Yes, I understand that we can and should always install our own, and I have for years either with Homebrew or Conda. (Actually most of my development is python on Linux via Vagrant). But on the M1 Mini, out of the box, you can open Terminal
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by teilo 6y ago
I just linked you to the official page which shows what works and what doesn't work, and your response is that you're still right and everything works?

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