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by thrdbndndn 11mo ago
I can see that, but to me it's more about the fact that there just didn't used to be that much content.
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by thrdbndndn 11mo ago
The report there for AWS also skyrocketed, but I guess it's probably false positives?
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by thrdbndndn 11mo ago
It looks like WAAD has posted a response to this situation: https://webabusedefense.com/presse/Communiquer_presse_Aff-Ad... [pdf]
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by thrdbndndn 11mo ago
I was surprised too, but later learnt the author is also from China, which explained it. BTW, does his CF WARP scripts still work? I know he no longer updated it, but never really knew if it still works after all these months (years?).
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by thrdbndndn 11mo ago
Yeah, they keep repeating what wasn't accessed but never say what actually was.
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by thrdbndndn 1y ago
The new crack is still shared publicly if you're willing to make some minimal effort to look for it.
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by thrdbndndn 1y ago
I think their question is not about why humans evolved intelligence, but why one and only one single species did.
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by thrdbndndn 1y ago
The way I have always understood it, the main issue with plastic bags is that they are very difficult to recycle and they do not break down easily, so they end up polluting the environment. As for the "amount of water and energy spent&
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by thrdbndndn 1y ago
What does the screenshot mean, though? From what I can tell (I speak Chinese), it's just an IV used in some AES implementation tutorials. Using a hardcoded key/IV is obviously bad, but I don’t see what this screenshot shows beyond
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by thrdbndndn 1y ago
For websites and webpages, at least on desktop, you can usually do something about it. But for apps... good luck finding a solution. At least Twitter, which I use the most, lets you select text. The one I hate the most is Spotify. Copying t
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by thrdbndndn 1y ago
It was mentioned in the video https://youtu.be/woya8vjeFpo?t=455
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by thrdbndndn 1y ago
Excellent article. I do not have the same technical depth to dig this far as the author, but this kind of problem seems pretty common on laptops, especially those with "switchable" iGPU/dGPU setups. I had an Acer laptop about
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by thrdbndndn 1y ago
I'm more bothered by the fact that this reference image is clearly a well-made piece of digital art by some artist. We all know the questionable nature of AI/LLM models, but people in the field usually at least try to avoid direct
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by thrdbndndn 1y ago
I see where you're coming from, but I disagree on some specifics, especially regarding bytes. Most people care about the length of a string in terms of the number of characters. Treating it as a proxy for the number of bytes has been i
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by thrdbndndn 1y ago
The biggest news is not what software they use but they finally moved away from mail list, which is a big win.
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by thrdbndndn 1y ago
Coincidentally reddit is also down.
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by thrdbndndn 1y ago
I would like to hear the other side first, because at face value, this "news" sounds insane even for Tesla.
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by thrdbndndn 1y ago
I scrape website content regularly (usually as one-offs) and have a hand-crafted extractor template where I just fill in a few arguments (mainly CSS selectors and some options) to get it working quickly. These days, I do sometimes ask AI to
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by thrdbndndn 1y ago
Still miles ahead of Google Maps Review (in Japan) at least.
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by thrdbndndn 1y ago
Autoplay next can be simply turned off and I've had it off for years.
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by thrdbndndn 1y ago
Android has it too. And for some reason, Apple/iOS doesn't allow you to set this for some system apps. For example, Music (Apple Music) app on iOS doesn't offer this option, which I desperately need because I don't want
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by thrdbndndn 1y ago
It's actually their "main" one.
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by thrdbndndn 1y ago
I'm "outside US" and I can open the link directly. Is it blocked somewhere?
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by thrdbndndn 1y ago
> Fortuitously, almost simultaneously the Multiscreen Corporation was .. > IMAX made an obvious basis for a high-resolution projection system, and so the then-named IMAX Corporation was added ... I got confused about the name of the c
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by thrdbndndn 1y ago
I think the nature of your two examples, along with the one from the news, is too different from each other for the analogy to really hold. These situations can only be judged on a case-by-case basis.
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by thrdbndndn 1y ago
After carefully reading the timeline, I think the most surprising part is that when Chrome switched again to defaulting to local time for date-only forms in 2015 (together with date-time form), someone complained it was a "breaking cha
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by thrdbndndn 1y ago
Do they? I think the US use MDY mostly and sometimes YMD.
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by thrdbndndn 1y ago
I'm not American but I lived in the US for 10 years. I had never seen Y/D/M. I almost never see American use Day/Month order to begin with, let alone Y/D/M.
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by thrdbndndn 1y ago
How is slashes ambiguous if you use YYYY and in YMD order?
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by thrdbndndn 1y ago
I didn't mean that there is a conspiracy, just that OP wasn't lying and the doc was indeed saying it won't save tags. (Now I read it, it does sound like so. My bad.)

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