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4y ago
Going with some completely random things this year so that I look like a time traveler. - Magnitude 8 earthquake in British Columbia in November. - Major world leader dies in plane crash in France in March. Part of an attempted coup. - JWST
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4y ago
STOP THE COUNT!
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Original request to be added to the root store: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1231853 Public discussion: https://groups.google.com/g/mozilla.dev.security.policy/c/0g... https:
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4y ago
I would sell it on Amazon as "baby formula". That way I could even make a profit! Only half joking.
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UTC is the atomic clock (TAI minus 37 seconds currently); UT1 is "Earth time". We would use UTC. UT1 would end up only being used by astronomers and whoever else cares about the Earth's rotation. By the time UTC and UT1 diver
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I would guess that the accounting firm that did the audit will be going the way of Arthur Andersen after the Enron scandal. And how many of their clients also have "interesting" financials?
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4y ago
> prohibits me from using its funds for capital acquisitions What is a legitimate reason for this restriction?
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My local Best Buy takes old electronics for free. Haven't found any other place. The local dump charges per pound. I'm sure most people just throw it all in the trash. Not a good situation we're in - so many things are labele
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4y ago
Nah. orichalcum.js is the hot new thing. It's a fork of adamant with support for monads, generics, and native blockchain integration.
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And the other advisories: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT213412 https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT213413
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Though the cost is symmetric, right? The attacker would have to incur some computational cost for the handshake.
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How many times have you watched it yourself?
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Perhaps could ask the caller to perform some other interaction that would be difficult to fake, like drinking a can of Mountain Dew. Maybe make them sing a jingle and do a dance...
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4y ago
Object Technology Licensing Corporation
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I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks this. Clever parsing code, multiple commits to get it right ( https://github.com/WayneD/rsync/commit/2f7c583143bc6e8090213... , https://github.com&#
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Some feedback from a person who is the target audience of your product: https://tinypilotkvm.com/illustrations/tinypilot-overview-il... is the most prominent image on your site and of little value in my opinion. Rather
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That is offensive to guns, fish, and barrels :)
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It's 2022 and we still have new code being written with single letter variable names. Totally crazy. The variable names used in the functions added: a b m r carry mask num tmp Madness.
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This bit explains it: > My channel even got terminated because of all these fake takedowns. Is there anything you can do about this? His bright idea was to get his account unbanned by hoping Bungie would think it was part of the fake not
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Are there any steps that can be taken to test these types of changes in a non-production environment?
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That's part of the fun! My current strategy is to never use "H" in my letter-elimination guesses, and never use "E" if I've already matched "S" and "A". I learned my lesson after winning on
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4y ago
I understand the horse, but how do I give a handjob to a checkmark?
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As someone who beat Pilotwings on the SNES, I think I could fly a plane. But I would probably crash on the landing and make Big Al very sad :(
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48 completely different tech stacks sounds reasonable for a large enterprise :)
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I asked it this, which was something I saw on 4chan years ago. I've gotten dozens of absolutely hilarious responses. "I jerked it like Luigi and I was arrested for public indecency." A reasonable almost human response from Sp
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> Headlamp is like having a second manager on the team. I'm not sure I would use that endorsement...
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Imagine if the US had developed them one year earlier. Would we have used them against Germany rather than lose 100k people in a land invasion? Would the indiscriminate use of nuclear weapons become the norm? There are worse nations and lea
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They probably made assumptions in their architecture that tweets can never be updated, and that they can only be created or deleted. Depending on how ingrained this assumption is, it could be quite difficult to change. Caching, replication,
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It sounds like the Internet Archive deleted it without consulting with all (or any?) of the people who built and use it. Would be nice if they made a statement to clarify the situation.
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I highly recommend going through all of the menu options. The workload one is really good. And reporting an issue... wow. Wow.
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