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by vectorEQ 8y ago
pretty nice release. just note that i find it a bit silly to refer to the berber language as if it's 1 language. it's a group of languages, and moreover they are phonetic, so the text you train on can vary greatly between the lang
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
fun fact. if the plant dies it will release it's gas again like other plans. seems kind of futile 'solution' just dumping the problem on future generations .. as always
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
replace the defective employee
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
if you solo develop (usually not the case) an app for 1 mil then make it yourself if you want that large a cut...
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
if you don't use any of the slow language features it's fast
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
im just wondering why get a dog if you don't have time for it. seems cruel in itself. a lot of people get dogs and can't walk them or have actual time for them, yet they say they are like family or kids.... i'm sure you do h
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
if it made you happier, it was a good choice. if it makes you sadder, it was a good lesson, and that should make you happy :D
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
i used to hear about Demon internet in the old counter-strike days :D shame these smaller players get put down like that. A lot of these bigger ones like kPN in our case believe that all will become just a small handful of big corporations.
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
nice detective work :D cool
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
i moved also to ziggo. kpn has got shit lines. ziggo is not too bad these days and kpn only breaks good things. look at their track record of company take overs and you will see what i mean.
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
really tragic. they brought internet to the netherlands and they get put down by some old phone company one who's network they started to pirate internet... it's the only really good isp in the netherlands even though these days i
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
all i read was: And it's worth reiterating that there are already nearly 100 bags of human waste on the Moon left behind by the Apollo astronauts and thought.... what a won-der-ful world :D
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
you could do a simple arp mitm or so to have a client connect to you instead of the target server. if they didn't connect before from that client they will be prone to accepting the certificate. subsequently the malicious server can ow
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
the cost is there :D just no benefits, like most 'products' today... i can't imagine 1 unit being sold to anyone but some addicted person who needs to have all-the-new-things regardless of their use.
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
"Project Alias offers an independent layer of protection to any privacy-minded person" how>? that makes no sense. only because it wakes it for you? i think its good that you need to talk to google or some company, at least the
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
definitely not an easy journey :D to learn to write x64 OS. After getting paging and interrupts it plunged me into the depths of compilers / assemblers / file formats and linking & loading all to be tackled at the same time :&
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
before you can get something in your life, you need to have space for that. the trick is to know yourself enough, that way, you can choose what you actually want. if it feels like a leap of faith, then probably you have too many unanswered
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
what if they post from outside of the EU, or the platform is not in the EU? that would mean these laws don't apply? seems a bit useless law considering what the internet is... besides that it's prone to trolls getting companies fi
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
it's a people problem, not a money problem. if people put value into something, others will try to get as much of it as possible to make 'profit'. good luck solving that one. doesn't matter how you build your currencies,
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
some resources i find interesting and helpful learning low level system stuff: https://wiki.osdev.org/Expanded_Main_Page http://www.osdever.net/ That and documentation for the platform you are working on,
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
However, if a third party service wants to run the Unity Runtime in the cloud with their additional SDK, we consider this a platform. In these cases, we require the service to be an approved Unity platform partner. These partnerships enable
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
it's dishonest only because you have a certain opinion. which kind of doesn't reflect how honesty and dishonesty are meant to be used to describe things. if you are surprised or disappointed that a big business acts like one, then
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
my thoughts exactly. just because people are filing performance tickets doesn't mean that its performance bound application or framework. it could also, like illustrated many times before by people, just be bloated and convoluted code
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
its funny this came to my mind thinking about it but i wasn't aware it already existed. thanks for that.
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
if you cannot 'see' the commands and passwords etc., then a malicious interuder can also not see it. you need to build it with in mind that you will be owned. if you design it like that, then most of the complaints you have gotten
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
i do want to be cynical: sed -i -e 's/#Port 22/Port 443/g' /etc/ssh/sshd_config on a more serious note, as you described but maybe from a more grumpy person: i don't think it's a great servi
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
you can patch binaries to fix memory corruption issues :D compiler flags won't help on already compiled softwares, and if they are yet to be compiled, the sources could be improved... that being said i'm not against these compiler
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
this is a really awsome article to get going with this stuff, thanks a lot!!
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
it would be easiest yes to use something avalablee to people for free where good encryption things are present. but i suppose a lot of the world is waking up to the fact these things aren't so nice really, and offline storage for perso
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
there's so many frameworks etc to create interfaces, in so many languages.. this is made mostly in JS so it runs clientside / offline (i think that would be the motivation to do it in js). click view source in the browser :-) or &

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