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by vzaliva 5y ago
I stopped using AT&T while ago, and have no love for them, but let's be fair: the OP bought an unlocked phone elsewhere (not from them) and now complaining that they are not replacing it with comparable model. As sombody who always
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New electronic paper displays brilliant colors(eurekalert.org)
2 points by vzaliva 5y ago|0 comments
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by vzaliva 5y ago
IANAL, but wouldn't it be possible to request all documents pretaining to this case under FOIA, to put this question to rest?
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by vzaliva 5y ago
So the most viral component of GNU ecosystem is "make". They managed to replace everything except it :)
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by vzaliva 5y ago
yea, but it have to be done constantly. Somehow you never sure your messages are delivered or if people can reach you. At some point after running my onw mail infrastructure for 15 years I gave up and decided that I would like to oursource
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by vzaliva 5y ago
because of spam many systems agessively block email delivery from IP addresses which do not known to belong to well established mail providers with millions of users. And it is very tedious to unblock it on case by case basis. This is the r
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by vzaliva 5y ago
I would love to clean up my addressbook removing no longer valid email addresses for contacts.
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by vzaliva 5y ago
You are right! Here is a manual for one of Citizen watches explicitly mentioning DCF77 (with 900Km radius range): https://www.citizenwatch-global.com/support/pdf/a414/e.pdf
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by vzaliva 5y ago
As person with poor vision I would love digital menus to stay. I could not count how many times I've struggled to read a badly designed menu in a dim dining room. On my phone it is always bright and I can zoom.
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by vzaliva 5y ago
OED. Growing in the Soviet Union, where English proficiency was pretty low, I learned English in a specialized school. I chose to improve and maintain my language skills by procuring and reading English books and taking additional classes.
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by vzaliva 5y ago
It looks like fundamental problem is that contributors are rated based on number of commits vs. qulaity of their contirbutions. They should fix that instead of discouraging contributiors.
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by vzaliva 5y ago
May I have it in Magit, please?
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by vzaliva 5y ago
The bike towards the end of the video looks different from the one in the beginning. Perhaps somebody who understand Chinese could clarify this for me?
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by vzaliva 5y ago
"Pretty much all compilers and interpreters think computers are a PDP-11 stack machine" shows that authour have no idea how modern compilers work. A ton of low-level optimizations and code generation are utilizing intrinsic knowle
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by vzaliva 5y ago
The article's title is misleading. NC does not forbid him to talk engineering. He can write blog posts, yell at the corners, print books. What it does not allow him is to testify as a witness in a court presenting himself as an enginee
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by vzaliva 5y ago
Fortunately, nobody has jurisdiction over your brain. They can ask you to reveal the password but they have no way to extracit it from your head. You can always claim you forgot it.
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by vzaliva 5y ago
If you are spending more that 50% of your time in Linux emulation mode under ChromeOS you'd better off running Linux natively.
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by vzaliva 5y ago
I've chosen XPS-13 because Dell supports Linux on it. I am no longer using it (Switched beack to Thinkpads because of keyboard) but I had all hardware working on it with Linux just fine: wifi, camera, sounds.
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by vzaliva 5y ago
Formal methods could be used to prevent side channel attacks. However preventing each type of attack requires specifying properties which needs to be proven to assure it is is not possible. I am not very famililiar with TLA+, but I think in
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Discover and Prevent Linux Kernel Zero-Day Exploit Using Formal Verification(digamma.ai)
3 points by vzaliva 5y ago|3 comments
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by vzaliva 5y ago
Legal and ethical issues aside, the bottom line I've learned from reading all quotes included in the blog post is that Amjad is an ass.
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by vzaliva 5y ago
Nice story and judging by it congrats on overcoming your "low-key" austrailian manner handicap ;)
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by vzaliva 5y ago
Since the new management never offered to restore my trust by going back on the original promise, they are complicit.
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by vzaliva 5y ago
I would never use or recommend Flickr. They lied to me. As premium user (for many yars) the promise to me was that photos uploaded will be kept free forever as long as the service exists. Even if I stop paying. Then they went back on that.
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by vzaliva 5y ago
"the difference between mathematicians and computer scientists is that mathematicians love math and computer scientists hate computers" https://mobile.twitter.com/sydgibs/status/138740846208320307... (no
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by vzaliva 5y ago
From what I understand Amazon is trying to build a low-bandwidth network for roaming devices (similar to AirTags or Lime scooters). It is more about coverage than actual bandwidth sharing.
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by vzaliva 5y ago
> Note that this robustness seems to refer to just the physical build, not that the code had a glitch yet somehow saved the day. I understnad the missing video frame is not just physical build issue. This is also a video of video pipelin
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by vzaliva 5y ago
People will have a hard time googling it :)
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by vzaliva 5y ago
Also ad block should not break log-in process. I recently discovered that I could not log in to a web site unless I disable ad block. All core web site functionality should be tested to work with ad blocking. Unless you really hate your use
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by vzaliva 5y ago
It it kills grammarly extension I will be so dissapointed. Could they keep the old mode as an option for some time?

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