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by vaylian 2y ago
Different goals. Qubes cares very deeply about security. Qubes uses virtualisation to isolate different parts of the system from each other. Immutable distros like Vanilla OS care about providing a reliable base system that can be updated w
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by vaylian 2y ago
> you need a research program What is a "research program"?
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by vaylian 2y ago
How is this related to the number of mitochondria in a cell?
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by vaylian 2y ago
It's unlikely that they want so save the technical details for the conference. It would put people at risk if the tor project would not be able to fix the issue in the meantime.
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by vaylian 2y ago
Does this have LSP support?
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by vaylian 2y ago
It's not a loss. It is a deliberate termination of the economic relationship by the EU. It would have been a loss if Russia terminated the economic relationship from their side.
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by vaylian 2y ago
> Europe has abruptly lost its most important supplier of energy, Russia That's a very short and simplistic way to put it. We didn't lose Russia as a supplier. We chose to largely cut our economic ties with a nation that commit
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by vaylian 2y ago
According to the github readme, there is a Discord community group. Why don't they run their own community? According to the list of features, Sama should be a good alternative to Discord (except voice chats).
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by vaylian 2y ago
Handy shortcut: systemctl enable foo.timer --now To enable and start the unit in one command.
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by vaylian 2y ago
> multiple styles of thinking What would be on that list?
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by vaylian 2y ago
I really couldn't care less about that. But I do care about the limited space on my fido token.
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by vaylian 2y ago
Why the AI-assisted coding?
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by vaylian 2y ago
> > receive Windows Updates during Sleep mode > That is just peak level stupidity. It also violates the core idea of sleep mode: Keep the current state of my computer intact until I continue working. If a windows update forces a re
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by vaylian 2y ago
Any idea why this was changed? The big advantage of non-residential keys is that they do not take up any space on the Fido token and thus you can have an unlimited number of them.
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by vaylian 2y ago
Are you sure that GitHub uses resident keys? I'm fairly sure they use non-resident keys.
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by vaylian 2y ago
> 2- They would eventually return the device to you (unless guilty of some national security violation?) "Eventually" is not good enough. People take things with them on their trips, because they expect to use these things whil
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by vaylian 2y ago
TOTP is a simple and nice solution, but it is susceptible to real-time phishing attacks. Webauthn is a more complex alternative and it is phishing-resistant, because each credential is tied to a domain, which means that a look-alike phishin
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by vaylian 2y ago
> some American media is reporting Can you please provide a source?
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by vaylian 2y ago
Correct. This is not python.
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by vaylian 2y ago
Clojure is a lisp. Lisp languages represent code as trees. That's why you have so many parentheses. The trees contain language constructs (if, cond, let, defn, ...), data (numbers, strings,...) and names (function names, names of value
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by vaylian 2y ago
Thanks. Do you have a source for this? The darknet diaries episode didn't mention that: https://darknetdiaries.com/episode/147/
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by vaylian 2y ago
What is your definition of a social network?
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by vaylian 2y ago
Yes. This is mainly because of 2 reasons: 1. Things actually get more complicated 2. Most of your "teachers" know a lot less about teaching than your school teachers, because they never had formal training in teaching. However, th
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by vaylian 2y ago
Companies will lean even harder into software as service so that people can't pirate stuff. Microsoft will require you to boot Windows over the internet.
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by vaylian 2y ago
There seems to be something missing from the problem statement. If I can choose any integers n, m, then I will just choose n=m=0 which gives a trivial equation.
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by vaylian 2y ago
Not all good things gain traction. It definitely helped that Armin is well-known in the Python community. Where did you advertise your new tool?
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by vaylian 2y ago
> Booleans are not canonical Java as return value What should you return instead? Or should the method return void and raise an exception on failure?
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by vaylian 2y ago
Very philosophical texts. These are good reads. Thanks for sharing!
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by vaylian 2y ago
Plus, the more ground you can cover until someone interrupts you, the better.
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by vaylian 2y ago
Because the real criminals are the publishers who keep publicly funded science behind a paywall. None of the people who actually conduct the science see any of the money. In fact, they typically have to pay a lot of money to get their findi

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