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thenewwazoo
2y ago
You’ve described Pandora.
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This is a great start and the feedback you’re getting is given with good intention. Don’t get discouraged! :)
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3y ago
I desperately want to read Matt Levine’s take on this.
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3y ago
This is a NOBUS attack - Nobody But Us. By tying it to a particular key owned by the attacker, no other party can trigger the exploit.
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I got curious, so: ~/t [main L|…1]$ gcc test.c ~/t [main L|…1]$ vi test.c ~/t [main L| 1…1]$ git diff diff --git a/test.c b/test.c index 33c14ce..dc93007 100644 --- a/test.c +++
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When I was a child in the 80s, my (Chinese) dad used to order "bean curd" in restaurants when we visited big city Chinese restaurants. I always found the name unappetizing in the extreme. Today, of course, I love tofu.
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3y ago
Hell, I’m GPT’ing my self reviews.
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3y ago
It looks like bog-standard K&R style[0] to me. Exceedingly common, in my experience. What about it strikes you as odd? [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indentation_style#K&R_style
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On Abandoning My RATGDO Native HomeKit Users
(thenewwazoo.github.io)
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History of Vietnamese Typography
(vietnamesetypography.com)
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CubeMX reminds me of tax software, and the subjective experience of using it is the same. It encodes a huge number of complex rules that don't need to exist, and the output is completely inscrutable until you've really immersed yo
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3y ago
The difference between multiple months/years of emergency savings and retirement savings is intent (and timeline). I could afford to take months or years off, but I’d rather let that money grow in an interest-bearing account for decade
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The sunk-cost fallacy is a brutal one. Better to cut your losses than throw good money after bad.
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I'm obviously not going to comment on anything internal, and I'm obviously speaking for myself and not the company, but it's worth bearing in mind that this migration was not from "on-prem" in the traditional sense.
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3y ago
What do you recommend instead?
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3y ago
I’m in the thick of implementing Improv support, which uses Web Serial to configure WiFi. It’s worth checking out. http://improv-wifi.com/
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How do you get anyone to take an action that jeopardizes their career? By making their survival not depend upon their career. That may sound glib, but I don't mean it to be. If there's a pilot that is hiding their mental health is
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3y ago
Is this comment an assertion of the truth of Great Replacement theory, i.e. disgusting Nazi propaganda? Because that is how it reads.
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3y ago
This is brilliant and has my whole family in stitches
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3y ago
That used to be true. Now it speaks something called LEAP, which is a kind of JSON-based quasi-HTTP protocol over TLS. There is a python implementation (pylutron-caseta) and a javascript implementation (lutron-leap-js, which I wrote).
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3y ago
Or maybe it says that we all see the beauty around us, but we don't notice everyone else seeing it, too. (More than one person stopped, but only two people knew that.)
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3y ago
Duck season!
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I was waiting for a price drop today, and instead they just stopped selling it entirely. I wish I'd heard those same rumors. :(
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3y ago
Exactly how they break themselves up: iPhone, Mac, wearables, services, and so on.
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I've been leaning Spanish for about the last six years. I'm reasonably effective at it. Not fluent, but I can speak and understand it well enough that I often don't notice how easy it's gotten for me. A while back, I tri
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What synchronicity! My work slack status is currently this phrase, in Swahili, translated by a recent hire with whom I connected over love of language. The one time I have been able to bust out my knowledge of Swedish (limited to this one p
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Weirdly, I don't see foreach in the classic "Csh Programming Considered Harmful"[1], which is imo the definitive Csh reference text. [1] https://www-uxsup.csx.cam.ac.uk/misc/csh.html
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Super Mario theme played “blind” by Tom Brier (2008) [video]
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Almost certainly autocorrect. Bilingual devices sometimes forget (or mistake) the language you’re typing in. I’m typing this on a Spanish keyboard, for example.
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3y ago
The blades are transported in single pieces, on trucks with steered rear carriers, as in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTpZ5V4HrK4
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