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by vesinisa 7y ago
It's not so bad if your mobile browser supports pinch to zoom.
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by vesinisa 7y ago
Similar tongue twister in Finnish: - Kokko, kokoo kokko! - Koko kokkoko? - Koko kokko! Meaning (Kokko is a male name but also means 'bonfire'): - Kokko, gather up a bonfire! - You mean the whole bonfire?
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by vesinisa 7y ago
I can attest that my Pixel 3a received the February update as soon as it was released directly from Google, and I have been overall very happy with this phone. Pixel 3a is the cheapest yet (IMHO) best Pixel phone on the market. It is guaran
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by vesinisa 7y ago
Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity. So - yes, possible in theory, but quite unlikely.
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by vesinisa 7y ago
He keeps referring to the video encoding vulnerability in WhatsApp as a "backdoor". That is not supported by the source[1] he cites, which instead refers it to as run-of-the-mill buffer overflow vulnerability. There is massive dif
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by vesinisa 7y ago
Does it support Debian-style initramfs shell scripts?
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by vesinisa 7y ago
Perhaps on Internet yes, but you should also look up Minitel, the 1980s French interactive directory service that, among many other services, provided online banking from home. I think it mostly relied on physical (i.e. closed network) secu
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by vesinisa 7y ago
What a ridiculous headline indeed. Yes, homelessness is under control and declining compared to 1990s, among other thanks to free harm reduction based housing for drug users (read: free housing for drug users and drunks in municipal facilit
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by vesinisa 7y ago
Probably a race condition. I once worked at a bank where the core banking system had a bug where if you asked account data for user X it would about once in a thousand queries return data for some unrelated user Y if the system was under a
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by vesinisa 7y ago
Thank you, I stand corrected. I am pretty sure it didn't use to be like this. BBC was one of the few sites that didn't show ads even without ad blocker.
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by vesinisa 7y ago
[EDIT: The comment below is misguided. The BBC nowadays does indeed show ads, as several people pointed out. Sorry for the misunderstanding. I have the ads blocked, and can recommend others install uBlock Origin as well.] For the record,
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by vesinisa 7y ago
The video says scale 1:3, but still impressive.
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by vesinisa 7y ago
Here is the blog post regarding factual errors in "Why we sleep" in case anyone is interested: https://guzey.com/books/why-we-sleep/ I was about to read the book based on a colleague's recommendatio
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by vesinisa 7y ago
Hey! That's absolutely awesome. My current favorite coding music is something similar, a style called "Synthwave / Retrowave" that draws heavily from 80s/90s chiptune music, but made with a bit more modern instrumen
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by vesinisa 7y ago
Sure, but what happens when you are no longer? Have you set up a foundation to run it?
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by vesinisa 7y ago
That's just a service for hosting up to four kilobytes of text combined with an URL shortener. If the service provider ever decides to discontinue it, and they eventually will, all your codes will become meaningless. As are they when y
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by vesinisa 7y ago
AFAIK the course was originally created as a co-operation by University of Helsinki and a private IT consulting company. The cost of translating the course to all official languages of EU, besides those for which it is already available, wi
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by vesinisa 7y ago
Not true. If Marin decided to call an early party confress Rinne would be pretty much automatically ousted as the party leader. Because everyone knows the outcome, I believe it was decided Rinne could continue as party leader until next par
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by vesinisa 7y ago
For me, on all search results, only the first page loads. Second page is an empty document: https://selfhostedsource.tech/self-hosted/?page=2&search=web (Not sure if a bug or due to load.)
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by vesinisa 7y ago
> What's the privacy concern if I'm tracking on what pages my users visit? You can get this very easily on the backend side. > I can't afford to pay 4-5 figures to a developer to build a tool to analyze my server logs N
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by vesinisa 7y ago
The issue is not with uBlock itself but the filter set you are using. Also, 95% of the time the live-chat functions on websites are obnoxious. If I have a concern, I am happy to open a dedicated chat page. Having a chat widget on every sing
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by vesinisa 7y ago
Absolutely riveting article. But I must note that the page is quite obnoxious to read on a mobile device. I'd prefer the content alone and none of the decorations around it.. E: uBlock Origin rule to block the footer on e.g. Firefox An
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by vesinisa 7y ago
Undefined. It's a paradox.
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by vesinisa 7y ago
19% ? I'd be really interested how you came at that .. :o
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by vesinisa 7y ago
Even more frustrating would be: Multiple Choice: If you choose an answer to this question at random, what is the chance you will be correct? A) 20% B) 40% C) 60% D) 20% E) None of the above
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by vesinisa 7y ago
Could @mods please editorialize the title. "The world's best pro notebook" is marketing speech and not a fact.
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by vesinisa 7y ago
This post does not seem to compare C++ and C, but C++ and bc arbitrary precision calculator?
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by vesinisa 7y ago
Pretty much, but RAM utilization is of course closing at 100% so starting any new programs would fail on OS level.
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by vesinisa 7y ago
No, and if they can not be even read by a machine, it's bad.
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by vesinisa 7y ago
It would've been interesting to know which platform was the JavaScript test performed on (judging by source code, likely Node.js). However, on my current machine Chrome chokes to stack overflow above nesting level 125,778. More amazing

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