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tuco86
6y ago
i managed to run diablo2 (release 2000) on wine in a docker container. with ffmepg streaming it as a video. Was a real eye opener moment to realize what can fit in these things.
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7y ago
can't reply to remarkEon directly, so here it goes. America bugged the phone of our chancellor (germany). Trust is at an all time low. nuf said.
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7y ago
sorry for the late follow up. the idea is your connection to an unwanted site has to be singled out before it can be throttled. AFAIK website connections can be singled out by: - unique server IP (countered by sharing server IP with many -
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7y ago
Routing traffic through a giant cdn like cloudfront + eSNI + encrypted DNS should finally put a stop to that.
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7y ago
At first there was God. Then Adam and Eve. Then one of their descendants built this machine and prayed for god to turn the last wheel. Bang! (a big one)
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7y ago
They could fly down the beam ;)
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7y ago
“In the ads world, just because a product doesn’t work doesn’t mean you can’t sell it.” - arguing that targeting does not work and can be sold no the less. Seems self refuting when talking about selling Ads .
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7y ago
> Sometimes it's not bad UX, it's just the thing trying to protect you from your stupidity. In my opinion, it is bad UX, but for a reason. There might be better solutions. How about a pulley system which does not require lockin
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7y ago
I was asking what's the motive for the punishment. Is it to revenge the victim or is it to prevent future victims. I'm not advocating for no punishment at all. The parent was asking what's enough (30,15,10,5 years?). I'd
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7y ago
> Someone else in this equation didn't get to think their life choices.. Is the length of the sentence meant to prevent crime or is it revenge? People die all the time, it's a tragedy. But I would not want the laws of my societ
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7y ago
Basically, yes. We use Kubernetes and it has that shit built in. If the software is too crappy you will be forced to switch it off and do it manually, tho. And when you are not doing anything else anymore you will have succesfully tansition
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7y ago
+1. Sentry is amazing. We self host although they stopped shipping updates for over a year until recently. I'd pay for saas if it was up to me, tho.
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7y ago
I followed some 2x reboot windows components uninstall magic some while ago to remove ie and some other "features" i don't remember.. then recently edge was auto installed and made default, Autologin stopped to work, start bu
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7y ago
I overreached a little with 'no one', I admit. I's just, telling someone he is just wrong while there are reasons, idk. Have not really thought about a 100000 year warehouse that maybe susceptible to disaster or attack, sound
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7y ago
Nuclear Power is great until it's not. 'Germany is Wrong..' is a bit simplistic. No one would say japan is wrong for shutting nuclear down. Yet Chernobyl was only 30 years ago and fallout was blown over Germany. Some food cou
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7y ago
I noticed fewer bugs on my windshield and called it _highly subjective_ statistics, already implying it proves nothing. By coincidence I drive the same car as my mother did back then. And the same route. I will call it a standardized test t
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7y ago
I noticed last year and this year again when i drove ~800 km to a vacation. 10-20 years ago i had to wipe loads of sticky insect parts of my windshield. Not necessary anymore. I'd guess back then my windshield whould have caught ~200 b
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7y ago
I have spent a ridiculous time building this so I'll take the opportunity and share. It builds python wheel packages in a build container and installs them in an app container. Works great for cpython and pypy. Also allows to build for
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8y ago
That's what I wonder since I heard of the two sensor thing. Why wheren't there 3 sensors or even more. We omit those kinds of failures for the simplest blog style websites. Feed that info into 3 flight controllers for that matter
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8y ago
I really liked what my last interviewer did. He did not think of an abstract quiz to test some abstract skills. He took a Problem they where fighting with for some time and we just had a conversation about it. When can you start?.. Tomorrow
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8y ago
Was my first distro too and yes, it was a nightmare. my personal favorite was the gui application to configure X11 and the graphics driver, every failure whould put you back into console sifting through xml configs. but i've heard good
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8y ago
I personally put most trust in signal. But i have had reliability issues with all of my (few) signal contacts. Reliability trumps security for near 100% of usecases. As a side note: We switched form slack to teams which has features no end
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8y ago
"the government" as in >we the people< says to all the restaurants (and groceries): this stripping of all of our clothes before entering is nonsense and we can't choose not to eat, so we will force you.
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8y ago
you will get as many ads as the typical user is able to bare no matter what.
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8y ago
He sees alice or bob with two butter roses on top of a smaller piece. Charlie has the first cut, so he can cut horizontally and make a tiny piece with 3 butter roses on top. he either gets his three butter roses or a bigger piece of cake, t
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8y ago
I'm no mathematician. I just figured this whould work with 4 or 5 people by always removing one and extrapolated that it works for n. One devides and gets the worst based on the others opinions, then leaves with his piece. repeat.
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8y ago
1. Alice, Bob and Charlie want to share a Cake so that none of them envies other pieces 2. Charlie cuts the cake into three pieces that are equally valuable from his perspective 3. Alice identifies her first choice. 4. Bob identifies his fi
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8y ago
You are right, it's an unwinnable cat and mouse situation. I was focusing too much on the printing of in-game currency in my head and didn't communicate. I wasn't proposing to stopping it, tho. Make it hard and make them hide
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8y ago
I never understood why anyone would ban cheaters or go after the cheat creators. Pay 40$, reverse engineer the cheats and get a cheap list of security issues you ought to fix anyways. Thus raise the bar so it becomes hard. Hire the remainin
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I tried to find a paper or something on it, nothing (don't actually know how to search for papers, no scientist). I checked the credits on https://mumbrella.com.au/naked-creates-font-for-rmit-which-i... where i see no
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