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by thayne 7mo ago
> Using a CSK with unlimited lifetime Well in cases where I have had to deal with DNSSEC, I've had to rotate the KSK annually for compliance reasons.
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by thayne 7mo ago
Yes that is bad, but it isn't as bad as the expected value of a Powerball lottery ticket. I didn't say it isn't bad, just that it isn't the worst.
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by thayne 7mo ago
> If you own and host your own domain, it's probably very easy to have your DNS provider enable DNSSEC for you It isn't that easy on AWS. It also generally is not that easy if your domain registrar is not the same as your dns h
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by thayne 7mo ago
> It is the most Degenerate form of gambling out there. I don't think so. At least you have a 50% chance of winning. Unlike say a lottery or a slot machine.
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by thayne 7mo ago
> If Sway, Hyprland, and others each implement their own WM separation protocol I think that's pretty unlikely. The smaller compositors actually collaborate fairly well, and if sway, hyprland, niri, KDE etc. decide to implement this
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by thayne 7mo ago
I think it is totally reasonable to want something that plays all movements from one work, then finds similar works to play after that. Sure, that might not be what a DJ algorithm is optimized for, but a more generalized AI like an llm shou
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by thayne 7mo ago
I don't disagree with you about affordability of housing. I just don't think that that by itself is sufficient to solve the problem of households needing two incomes.
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by thayne 7mo ago
I am not arguing for that at all! I specifically said that I don't think age verification laws are a solution. But I also don't think it is a solved problem, and think that parents need better tools to help protect their children
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by thayne 7mo ago
In fact the big tech companies are involved in creating these laws.
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by thayne 7mo ago
I don't think just building more housing is sufficient. That might decrease the cost of living somewhat, but probably not enough to remove the need for a second income. I think ideally most families should be able to survive on the inc
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by thayne 7mo ago
And incredibly hard to use, and very buggy.
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by thayne 7mo ago
To be clear, I don't agree with these laws and think they are very much the wrong way to try to solve the problem. But it is not a solved problem. From what I've seen parental control software is generally pretty terrible. But thi
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by thayne 7mo ago
> things a parser does for you IME there are two kinds of xml implementations, ones that handle DTDs and entitie definitions for you and are insecure by default (XXE and SSRF vulnerabilities), and ones that don't and reject valid XM
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by thayne 7mo ago
> any object passed into this function is now typed _never_. You’ve destroyed it and can’t use it after this. That is basically what affine types are. Once the value is "consumed" it can't be used again. In rust, this is e
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by thayne 7mo ago
This feels like a joke to me. And maybe an attempt to get AIs to user these characters instead of em dashes (and thus exposing themselseves as AI).
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by thayne 7mo ago
What if there was a special exemption for using a specification if you open source (or open hardware) the result for some definition roughly (or exacactly) equivalent to the OSI definition of open source, or FSFs definition of free software
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by thayne 7mo ago
Yeah, I really don't think we want APIs to be protected by IP. But in this case it isn't just the API, there were also tests involved. I think you could make a pretty strong argument that if you used a test suite to get an agent t
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by thayne 7mo ago
But generally the ToS has few, if any, requirements for the company. Usually the ToS is just a list of demands they make of the user in exchange for the service. But the company usually reserves the right to terminate service for any reason
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by thayne 7mo ago
> It’s particularly bad in the (Apple) mobile ecosystem It's been years since I've significantly used Apple software, but when I had to use a Mac at work, or helped friends or family troubleshoot some problem on Mac OS, I had a
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by thayne 7mo ago
I think the closest thing to an exemplary stdlin is rust's std. I think it strikes a good balance between being too small or too big. Unfortunately, what rust doesn't really have (yet) is a "blessed" set of libraries to
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by thayne 7mo ago
> How would you react to this law if the requirement was only that the operating system had to ask the user what age bracket it should report to sites? You get to pick it, it isn't mandatory that it be checked, and it doesn't n
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by thayne 7mo ago
It would be interesting to see how many of the sites safe browsing does block are false positives.
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by thayne 7mo ago
Trump should be personally liable for this. He knew it was illegal but he still did it, to the harm of US citizens.
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by thayne 7mo ago
Just because work is done doesn't mean the energy is stored. It could just result dissipate as heat. As a counter-example, consider etching data in some form into another material, say stone or metal. You do work to remove the material
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by thayne 7mo ago
But unless you don't accept cash at all, you have to do that anyway.
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by thayne 8mo ago
> and makes everyone happy But that's never going to happen because there is a very vocal subpopulation (I think it is a minority, but don't know for sure, and it is hard to measure that kind of thing) that is opposed to any
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by thayne 8mo ago
Does M$ honestly expect a positive outcome from this? What do they hope to accomplish?
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by thayne 8mo ago
> a simplified subset of XML is probably be warranted There are several. And that's the problem. It isn't hard to find a subset with a library for a single language that uses a slightly different subset from the other subsets.
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by thayne 8mo ago
> It's not the hot new thing but when has hype ever mattered for getting shit done? But it used to be. And so it was used for a lot of things where it wasn't a great fit. XML works fairly well as a markup format, but for a lot
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by thayne 8mo ago
I do wish they at least allowed you to make any tag self closing so I can do <div class="my-element" /> without needing to include a </div>

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