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by tosti 8mo ago
That's not how I remember recent history because Linux was already pretty good before microslop XP came out. I've been daily driving cheap junk ever since, no regrets.
482.
by tosti 8mo ago
What a waste of time. Just hook up an hdmi recorder
483.
by tosti 8mo ago
ITT: people who didn't see little brittain
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by tosti 8mo ago
There are plenty of alternatives for programming than through written language. It's just that commercialization took the first thing that was available and exploited it. Same thing is happening with AI. Many innovations are doomed to
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by tosti 8mo ago
Says on top it's called monster but then it speaks of frankensql. Confusing website imho for a nice project
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by tosti 8mo ago
sent
487.
by tosti 8mo ago
Hoi, kan ik ook lid worden aub met een kusje erop?
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by tosti 8mo ago
The worst offenders I've seen were looping over a shitty ORM
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by tosti 8mo ago
More likely: 1. Get e-mail from boss, look at headers, find boss IP addy 2. Failing that, memorize boss office number or workstation tag, run stealthy network scan, do reverse dns lookup 3. Be a router, arp spoof mitm attack 4. ????? 5. Pro
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by tosti 8mo ago
That's already the case thanks to a billion JS extensions and frameworks.
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by tosti 8mo ago
The problem is knowing when to do it. The lang attribute and Content-Language header may not always be reliable. Authors mostly aren't using the WBR element.
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by tosti 8mo ago
I'm not a math expert, but if I want to pre-order the book I can save money and dead trees on the eBook. It's half the price but comes with DRM. I'm not selling my soul and decrypting a book is quite a math problem. So I&#x27
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by tosti 8mo ago
Age verification is age discrimination. Some can be 50 and still be clueless who to trust and what to do. Every kind of discrimination merely shifts the burden. And thinking of the children as an excuse for draconian law is itself child abu
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by tosti 9mo ago
Wait a minute while I don my tin-foil pants.
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by tosti 9mo ago
The menu should be closeable with escape according to IBM CUA IIRC
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by tosti 9mo ago
Wireguard over 443/udp is also a neat trick. No need to make it look like quic although I wouldn't be surprised if someone takes the effort to make it that stealthy.
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by tosti 9mo ago
The more unlikely they would violate net neutrality unless they would be tied in to CDNs and accept a bribe to favour one service over another. Possible but unlikely.
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by tosti 9mo ago
Funny that since the IE engine was plastered all over the place. Only 98lite could avoid it.
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by tosti 9mo ago
Argument injection can happen in any programming language where you can concatenate strings and call something with the result.
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by tosti 9mo ago
Whatever the AI, the point is valid and I had a similar train of thought reading TFA. This comment section took a different turn but hey, what can be used for good can be abused for bad. Gee whizz!
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by tosti 9mo ago
It's not a net-neutrality issue because they're not banking on any alternative. Net-neutrality law doesn't work like that. Service providers still get to filter stuff. What's illegal for an ISP is e.g. to give VoIP servi
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by tosti 9mo ago
This was already better when the latest from MS was still called "* XP": https://liquidninja.com/metapad/
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by tosti 9mo ago
Clicking an unknown link shouldn't result in compromise. Fortunately, MS-Windows disallows running anything not vetted by MS unless you figure out how to bypass the "SmartScreen" filter. This filter is super annoying to many
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by tosti 9mo ago
This is from and old post on a news group a long time ago and I can't find it anymore, so here's citing from my murky brain: Q: Did Microsoft really pay Mick Jagger $3M to license "Start Me Up" by the Rolling Stone
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by tosti 9mo ago
Bailing from a traffic incident is a crime itself. Good luck getting away with that. And why would someone not get their SSN if they're old enough to drive?
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by tosti 9mo ago
In theory, yes. But the idea was: > Pass a law that requires devices and software to support a per-device or per user account 'child' or 'minor' flag. We already know how such laws pan out in practise. Vendors don&#x2
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by tosti 9mo ago
The situation was such that they lived far off because their city was destroyed. There would've been no more offspring. Oddly enough, Lot is a man and his daughters slept with their father. Anyway, the sex was incestuous and therefore
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by tosti 9mo ago
Yep. It can definately go both ways. A game like Doom can be a nice way to put off some steam.
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by tosti 9mo ago
This means the bible is CSAM now. Genesis 19:30 https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=genesis%2019:30...
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by tosti 9mo ago
Ok I get it, sorry bout that and thanks for the laugh!

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