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vectorEQ
9y ago
bit sad in the era of 64 bit computing still every resource is at most about protected mode. osdev wiki has some info about long mode, but it's all fragmented. Been working now for ages to try to decipher amd and intel manuals about th
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vectorEQ
9y ago
its silly to seperate biology and physics, seems to me that biological systems are also physical systems. other then that, stress causes aging. people who reduce stress keep their mind younger and often live longer and are less effected by
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9y ago
i dont think not interacting people is rude. being rude is rude. and i think expecting someone to small talk with u because you're not introverted is perhaps also rude. Don't have to doubt yourself or your interests because '
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vectorEQ
9y ago
just dont use the internet, it's all untrusted network. every option u take is shitty. enjoy our glorious internet!
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vectorEQ
9y ago
most of the anti fake news brigde is only aimed at anti russian fake news end of the day xD.... the problem is that people still these days beleive any random shite they read on the news or internet without thinking and researching for the
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vectorEQ
9y ago
machine code. because you couldn't extend any higher level language if it needed it, since you wouldn't be able to write assembly >.>. you'd be stuck with 1 system forever, not being able to make use of any new cpu or h
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vectorEQ
9y ago
dick move. not all sites require https. it's easy to analyse in browser if a site needs https and flag that as insecure, which they already do... :s
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vectorEQ
9y ago
adding security features to a language itself seems a bit silly. it just adds complexity and bloat to the code (which has been and still is mostly unverified..) which gives people a sense of security that's most likely false (as people
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9y ago
i agree it's actually kind of bad that payment providers don't provide this page. todays technology could even render it on the webpage of the customer shop without redirecting fully to another page (scrpt scr=paymentproviderscrip
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vectorEQ
9y ago
nice article this. :) thanks! been wanting to start on this for a little while but didn't have time to research some basics, this sets up just nicely for what i wanted to experiment with!
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vectorEQ
9y ago
if i look at the diagram it looks like linux replaces a bootloader? or is that a bit too simple of a conclusion? wouldn't a minimalistic bootloader loading linux then not do about the same? (if you implement coreboot) since that leaves
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vectorEQ
9y ago
it's a nice story, and that's just what it is. nothing is confirmed by anyone other than a mass media / news outlet, keep that in mind while you read. us democratic party is more friendly with Netherlands than republican part
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9y ago
haha yah i know, it would perform terrible. imagine running a big dns server at ISP level, and having to perform 9 million tls handshakes a second. have fun with that lol. this was just an example of how to avoid the 'performant'
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9y ago
people invented other security things inside of dns protocol to avoid having the added bandwidth. i dont think it's reasonable to say that everyone can handle the increased load nowadays. However, i've been thinking of this, for e
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9y ago
'performs more [efficiently|accuratley]' would be proper english (not that i speak it well.... :D). webster says: "performant" The word you've entered isn't in the dictionary. Click on a spelling suggestion bel
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9y ago
rofl, sounds like they need some peace over there EVERY THING EVAPORATING
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vectorEQ
9y ago
how people waste their time. imagine someone thought this was a sound idea to do it like this >.> and approved it for a big media outlet. this is like those "science proves cats are nice because 20 people like cats" articles
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9y ago
too many interfaces for applications to control keys / entropy imo. risky considering attacks against previous low level interfaces. i'd prefer to see less control by/from applications. it's even stated in the spec there
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9y ago
any country with online capabilities have been doing this for a long time now. governments also like brand-defence... don't understand why people need to point at specific ones (*usualy not country of media origin) instead of trying to
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vectorEQ
9y ago
low level programming / radio. try not to cry ;)
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9y ago
ban is good. cell phones in class / school is not needed and just unneccesary distraction. seeing as how addictive the devices can become, it's imo a good thing to throttle the use of them for kids a bit. They should obviously lea
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vectorEQ
9y ago
'normally' it gets routed to US (even if they have servers elsewhere to handle same shit...), which for most countries is actually more worrying...
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vectorEQ
9y ago
they will fix those ssl certs, CEO loves a+ ratings rofl
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9y ago
if you enjoy what you can do, only then you can master it. that would of been much simpler explenation ;D.... goes for all things too! And to be honest, 9 to 5 would make you a nice engineer. a lot of people like code, all day and night, bu
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9y ago
name 1 reason why they would want to lol... bet u cant think of any...
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9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epigenetics if you know that this is heavily triggered by emotional / feels, then you can see why women might be more suceptible to these things. (as they are generally raised in a wa
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vectorEQ
9y ago
agree with this cirgue. they shouldn't pretent it's bots or humans, just be honest and say some script is auto replying to sift out some nonsense and quick wins.
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9y ago
no one cares abouyt the future, why do you think people are inventing more types of money lol
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9y ago
kind of unsettling if you look at current state of uefi, and other low level side projects like ME etc. which are plagued by bugs.
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9y ago
windows, aptly named for the thing you should be chucking it out of :D as for vendors installing vendor software... whats new? really people are mad about this? what about their smart phones... they must have blood pressure issues throwing
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