vaylian

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   by vaylian 2y ago

   I suppose that is because of social exclusion. If all the important things are coordinates online and in real-time, then those kids can't participate. Communicating with your peers is much harder when the peer's baseline is "
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   by vaylian 2y ago

   Thanks. I really appreciate the transcript! I'm still reading it. This is a really good and thoughtful talk. Thanks for sharing it!
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   Climate crisis deepens with 2024 "certain" to be hottest year on record(theguardian.com)

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   by vaylian 2y ago

   Good question. This is probably hard to implement, but I can't recall any real-world Clojure project that uses software transactional memory (STM).
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   by vaylian 2y ago

   Is there a video or some images of this somewhere? I would love to see a demonstration.
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   by vaylian 2y ago

   > Because exceptions are not a goto anymore than a return is a goto Not true at all * goto goes to a specific hard-coded address * return looks up the previous address from the stack and goes there * exceptions are a complex mess that re
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   by vaylian 2y ago

   There is a huge overlap between the furry community and the infosec community. Furry art is very fitting for articles like this one.
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   by vaylian 2y ago

   This is interesting. Most Linux malware is targeting servers which usually don't have Gnome or KDE installed.
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   by vaylian 2y ago

   What is your use-case for it? Hibernation?
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    by vaylian 2y ago

    I wanted to post that exact comment.
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    by vaylian 2y ago

    They are very much aware of that missing feature, but there are currently other things that have higher priority.
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    by vaylian 2y ago

    There once was a bread It fell on the cat's head It made the owner really sad And she went crying into her bed
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    by vaylian 2y ago

    Photoshop can still be purchased. This is about software that is no longer offered on the market.
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    by vaylian 2y ago

    Did you by any chance by one?
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    by vaylian 2y ago

    What similarities are there?
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    by vaylian 2y ago

    GitHub is still not accessible on the IPv6-only internet: https://isgithubipv6.live/
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    by vaylian 2y ago

    > everyone in this thread just willfully ignoring what I've been saying about needing multiple (privacy incompatible) channels of data to be able to trust these login methods that aren't passkeys? I have reread your top post a
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    by vaylian 2y ago

    I understand your enthusiasm for passkeys and I think there are real benefits, especially for non-technical users. But likewise, there is also enthusiasm for the objectively more secure hardware tokens. Residential keys are a problem for ha
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    by vaylian 2y ago

    You still need to allocate physical space for 1) the cryptographic circuitry of the token 2) the tamperproof and stress-resistant enclosure. Depending on the form factor, you might not have that much physical space left for storage. The phy
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    by vaylian 2y ago

    Yes, exactly. Resident keys take up storage space. This article that was updated 5 months ago says that the most recent yubikey can support up to 100 discoverable credentials: https://support.yubico.com/hc/en-us/ar
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    by vaylian 2y ago

    I don't know if cloudflare offers it, but whitelisting the URL of the RSS feed would be much more effective than filtering user agents.
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    by vaylian 2y ago

    Is your crew hiring?
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    by vaylian 2y ago

    Example from the website: const std::string str { "12345678901234" }; int value = 0; std::from_chars(str.data(),str.data() + str.size(), value); On the third line: Why can I just pass in `value` like this? Shouldn&#x27
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    by vaylian 2y ago

    > That really isn't good value - most carbon abatement methods cost well under $100 per tonne. That assumes that there is still sufficient potential for additional use of these cheaper carbon abatement methods. The tricky part about
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    by vaylian 2y ago

    to run Linux images?
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    by vaylian 2y ago

    After you have logged in, you will get a session cookie/key that you have to send on every request. An adversary can just steal that session key from the compromised connection.
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    by vaylian 2y ago

    Hello from the privacy crowd! Please use this responsibly. Tech can be a lot of fun and I encourage you to play around with things and I appreciate it when you push the boundaries of what is technically feasible. But please be mindful that
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    by vaylian 2y ago

    See the mitigation section in the article: https://www.aquasec.com/blog/perfctl-a-stealthy-malware-targ... UEFI won't help here. But keeping your system up to date and limiting the system to the necessary function
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    by vaylian 2y ago

    sub-issues sound nice for grouping issues. But I think there could be an even better solution: Make it possible to declare issues to depend on other issues and milestones. That way you can filter issues out that can not be worked on because
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    by vaylian 2y ago

    because?