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by vortico 7y ago
I feel the same. I started a project just four years ago, and now I feel that I'll need to rewrite a huge portion of the graphics code to work with future Mac versions. I also have a lesser fear that in order for my application to wo
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by vortico 7y ago
Yes, you can test this yourself. Compile a 50MB binary and watch your bandwidth for a bit after attempting to run it. I believe MacOS 10.15 also does this because there's a massive delay the first time I run a binary compiled with clan
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by vortico 7y ago
What you're describing has nothing to do with the OpenGL standard but of graphics drivers (OpenGL implementations).
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by vortico 7y ago
40% withdrawn as cash is a ton. Did the funders inform their test subjects that they can't/shouldn't do this? Virtually all expenses listed in this article accept debit cards, so there's no reason they should be withdraw
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by vortico 7y ago
When have you ever been GPU-bottlenecked on your SSH session?
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by vortico 7y ago
Not to be confused with https://github.com/kovidgoyal/kitty , a GPU-accelerated terminal for MacOS and Linux.
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by vortico 7y ago
A have a few thousand HP of Eurorack and definitely agree that modular synths are easier, more fun, and more interactive to control than most other interfaces. But even then, they're clunky for some things, and I feel that there are f
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by vortico 7y ago
>car infotainment system That's a great area for improvement. Controlling a car absolutely needs a good physical controller that is very close (conceptually) to our human muscle structure. But what do car companies use for their new
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by vortico 7y ago
In that case, I'm not interested in that use case. I'm interested in increasing efficiency and control of "producing work" on a computing device.
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by vortico 7y ago
>Any interface that requires full body movement is going to be too draining to use all day I didn't say the ideal solution should take more effort than a touch screen. In fact, it will take less. Touching and dragging glass takes en
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by vortico 7y ago
This is probably my all-time favorite article on the internet. I've brought it up in conversation dozens of times when referring to ways to control computers. It's why I don't really use phones for anything beyond answering p
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by vortico 7y ago
When will Twitter re-open verifying? It's been closed for 2 years...
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by vortico 7y ago
Note that miRack is unaffiliated with VCV and is a third-party fork of an old 2017 version. None of the VCV plugins from 2018-2019 are available for it.
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by vortico 7y ago
Yeah, at the end of the article I thought "Wow, he found an example of a set containing at least 8 elements!"
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by vortico 7y ago
Hmm, I've always used 100W as a reference. Maybe I got that from server estimates?
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by vortico 7y ago
Your computer probably consumes about 100W when idle. The difference between on and off all year is https://www.google.com/search?q=100%20W%20%2A%201%20year%20%... But the weekends would just be $30. If you have reasons to
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by vortico 7y ago
Along the same lines as a program running on lightweight DOS, is it possible (or common) to build a Linux "distribution" for the sake of running a single TTY program? How fast would it boot, and how reliable would it be? (To avoid
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by vortico 7y ago
I fail to see what open-source software has to do with this data. If someone is unable to move their mouse pointer to the Delete icon of an email client, the license of the software likely has no effect.
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by vortico 7y ago
Haha, lives up to its name. It exposes the last pass used before the current website.
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by vortico 7y ago
Just like trying to set your local public library on fire. There are always crazies in the world.
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by vortico 7y ago
I don't even think rate limiting after 3 mis-attempts makes sense. I regularly can't remember my password and might need 6 attempts. Nobody's going to guess your password after 300 attempts, so make the limit 30 and you'
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by vortico 7y ago
Not with a browser, no.
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by vortico 7y ago
The nonce would only be available if you scrape the page while logged in and extract the logout URL, which is impossible with iframes.
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by vortico 7y ago
Yes.
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by vortico 7y ago
Why would any sane person pick up one of these projects? If a project isn't good enough for the original developer to continue working on it, it sure isn't good enough for anyone else to. Early/unfinished projects have a to
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by vortico 7y ago
I think checking referrers is the normal way to solve this. As long as your site doesn't have XSS vulnerabilities on other pages, I think you're fine, but I'm not an expert though. EDIT: Nonces are better, ignore this reply.
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by vortico 7y ago
Any site that has a GET route to /logout that does not check the referrer is vulnerable to this iframe/img attack.
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by vortico 7y ago
For a minute, I thought these were direct links to delete your account, meaning that going to these links would delete your account immediately, a bit like like Super Logout (DO NOT CLICK https://superlogout.com/ OPEN IN
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by vortico 7y ago
For anyone that uses Linux, I think a simple ssh server should be fine for their needs. What then is a tool or daemon that watches a directory and runs scp or rsync when a file changes?
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by vortico 7y ago
How is this system immune to me clicking on an enemy website's ads 100's of times to get them banned from AdWords?

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