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721.
by therein 4y ago
Exchange A has an audit, asks Exchange B to temporarily send some large amount of funds while the Exchange A captures a snapshot of their reserves for the audit.
722.
by therein 4y ago
Still in the range of hundreds of thousands to millions for equipment to measure a wide range above 6GHz to 100GHz (or even just barely above 60GHz), right? I'd be interested if there is anything cheaper.
723.
by therein 4y ago
Heat them up to their very distant melting points.
724.
by therein 4y ago
> An alternative is to issue wildcard certificates with LE, so that the subdomains names are kept private. They'll still show up on crt.sh, though, won't they? All my LE subdomains are visible (non-wildcard) but also my non-LE
725.
by therein 4y ago
That's a great way to put it if they are 1-indexed but if they are 0-indexed it might make sense. The empty-set / no-code state is what the project starts with and it has no versioning as it is inherited by all projects. And then
726.
by therein 4y ago
I hadn't realized it until I started working with him back in the day and saw his name on Slack. Wrote him a message and told him how much we appreciated his work at my previous workplace and how we used it all the time to settle debat
727.
by therein 4y ago
We are turning this into a thing now, aren't we?
728.
by therein 4y ago
Traumatizing.
729.
by therein 4y ago
This is very true and I think it is often understated, the influence that we developers have over the spread of a certain trend or technology through the mechanism you described. Now imagine if you're a company that have 50k or 100k de
730.
by therein 4y ago
I wonder if this would be allowed as per the new restrictions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14WE3A0PwVs
731.
by therein 4y ago
Yup, just take a look at the Space Force Delta 18 insignia. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Delta_18#/media/File:Spa...
732.
by therein 4y ago
Interestingly enough the same can happen when you do a cash infusion with too much money.
733.
by therein 4y ago
How about OSHA? Mines fall under our purview.
734.
by therein 4y ago
Yeah that bit is definitely a stretch. I was debating whether I should go as far as making that statement as well. Its gets the point across but certainly a stretch. We are neither applications nor is the convention well-defined in that exa
735.
by therein 4y ago
I just want something that will allow me to have what FlatAssembler does but in something higher level like C. I just want a flat binary, only to use the stack, no relocations, no data, rdata etc. Strings on the stack or heap. Been trying t
736.
by therein 4y ago
This whole thing is like if Google insisted gRPC wasn't an API framework, it was just gRPC and indoctrinated every engineer that went through its ranks over the decades to perpetuate the same in other companies they join. A calling con
737.
by therein 4y ago
Yeah, indeed. And not only on controversial topics either. Check these videos out. TruthStream's production: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zyJB45ewvU Jimmy from BrightInsight: https://www.youtube.com&#x2F
738.
by therein 4y ago
Yeah, definitely not cataclysmic events. Never consider that. Always persecution. People would run away from persecution. Not hide underground at the spot they expect to find you.
739.
by therein 4y ago
Does it in the app? Microsoft Store does have that dark pattern of looking like it wants you to sign in but then downloading the application anyway when you press cancel. Edit: Oh wow it is a packaged "web-app". I see. That's
740.
by therein 4y ago
Unless the developer opted out, it should work on an ARM Mac. Not saying it is an excuse not to release an OSX version of course.
741.
by therein 4y ago
Yeah, that's the thing. So very many years ago when we started using HTTP/2 at LinkedIn, we simply just couldn't find a use for server push. It was a fascinating meeting. We got this technology, no matter how much we tried to
742.
by therein 4y ago
> I remember the exact point in my life when I realized how much difference rote memorization makes. I suspect this might have something to do with neurological development. At least in my experience. Something about memory and recollect
743.
by therein 4y ago
Since you mentioned Zig, I'd like to ask a tangential question in case someone could chime in. Is there any way to have Zig output a flat binary? I am looking for a higher level FlatAssembler. [0] [0] https://flatassembler.n
744.
by therein 4y ago
Been using it for at least 6-8 months. Works well everywhere, last I checked didn't work on iOS devices due to the Tailscale client not caring about the custom preferences loaded. Not a problem for me, the only Apple devices I have are
745.
by therein 4y ago
So it is privilege-free `sudo move` as a service. Nice. Do all that entitlement dance all across the OS, sign the bootloader and ensure execution integrity up to the kernel and then do this.
746.
by therein 4y ago
> (e.g. rxw memory in the kernal space that isn't backed by some valid module) They do flag you for this but not actionable on its own as PatchGuard demonstrates the exact same kind of behavior. RWX memory in Kernel Space that'
747.
by therein 4y ago
Yeah, still fine with loading a modified kernel32.dll as long as it is EV signed for example.
748.
by therein 4y ago
As far as I know Coinbase employees had leverage enabled for them when BCH was listed and they knew the whole trajectory.
749.
by therein 4y ago
Extremely useful source for Direct Kernel Object Manipulation. [0] Say I am a Windows driver, and I am running on a system thread. I can do something like this: PKTHREAD currentThread = KeGetCurrentThread(); PVOID win32ThreadPtr =
750.
by therein 4y ago
> Apache sits in front of an application built in Flask which pulls its data down from Redis while rendering a template powered by TypeScript. What an insane selection of components. I love it.

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