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by tosti 1mo ago
Interesting. I've had lots of fun with noclip cheats.
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by tosti 1mo ago
No, that's your interpretation. OP merely gave examples of acceptable (mis)conduct. If you want to know where the boundary sits, go ask OP. I, for one, also wouldn't know why it matters what the toolmaker voted or to what organisa
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by tosti 1mo ago
I know a phone company where just the cronjob that sends bills took over 3 days to run. I guess it's not a problem until it takes more than a month.
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by tosti 1mo ago
Sounds like one of the teams I left before project completion 13 years ago.
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by tosti 1mo ago
Well then you'd have somewhat of a chicken-and-egg problem. But humans came first so at least there's that.
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by tosti 1mo ago
Good for you
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by tosti 1mo ago
Yeah well PHP itself is written in C and God wrote in Lisp code (alledgedly)
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by tosti 1mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missionary_Church_of_Kopimism
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by tosti 1mo ago
I don't think .org is still official. Look for an orange isometric K
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by tosti 1mo ago
It's also because it's difficult to add your own magnet links.
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by tosti 1mo ago
Smells vibe coded.
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by tosti 1mo ago
I had the exact same thought! One guy could maintain their OS. No forced compiler flags, internal binhost, everything else same as what they had.
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by tosti 1mo ago
That was said to be pressed when I finished drawing.
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by tosti 1mo ago
I think your analogy goes the wrong way. If you buy bananas from a grocery store, along the entire chain of people that were involved in selling you that banana there could be all kinds of sick fucks. You'd never know because you'
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by tosti 1mo ago
All I see is dialogs getting in the way. The last one loops back to the first, I can't get out of that.
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by tosti 1mo ago
Back then it was wxWindows, but yes. Also I'm told it had a lot in common with MFC.
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by tosti 1mo ago
> Once DNS finishes propagating Say what?
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by tosti 1mo ago
Just an educated guess, but perhaps there are optional dependencies missing in the arm64 version. Some programs are still broken or perform badly on arm64.
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by tosti 1mo ago
Make that the cat wise.
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by tosti 1mo ago
I totally get that. The application shouldn't use an LLM to parse the config file, but it would be useful to write one. An LLM could supply a diff to make the changes you want without learning the config-language-du-jour.
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by tosti 1mo ago
In short, they found vulnerabilities and each have been assigned CVEs.
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by tosti 1mo ago
I'm not sure why there's a problem before even trying. Say for instance you have a program that keeps recipes. In your configuration file, there's settings such as metric/imperical units, allergies, diets, type of stove
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by tosti 1mo ago
JSON is obviously a poor choice. It's job is to interchange data, produced and parsed by computers. ESR had the idea of writing configuration in English. It didn't gain traction at the time, but we have LLMs now. It might be a goo
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by tosti 1mo ago
One does not "discover" a CVE like this. To discover a CVE would mean you searched for a particular piece of software and found it vulnerable according to the NVD. That's not a novel discovery by any means. What they did is t
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RFC9369: QUIC Version 2(rfc-editor.org)
3 points by tosti 1mo ago|0 comments
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by tosti 1mo ago
I would've liked to read the article but I got distracted.
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by tosti 1mo ago
This. From 0 to a dialog with a button is quicker in qtdesigner.
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by tosti 1mo ago
In 2003, Tk looked more like 1993.
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by tosti 2mo ago
You can always get your money back with Linux and any of the BSDs. The claim will have been accepted and processed before you've even filed it!
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by tosti 2mo ago
That's true, I called them and their explanation was that the hardware and software bundle is sold as a package deal. I ended up not buying their computer.

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