will4274

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by will4274 11mo ago
> It was a very well executed plan. Uh.. You've started in the middle. Python 3.0, 3.1, and 3.2 were insufficiently compatible to support a migration. If not for the effort to reduce 2 to 3 incompatibility by shipping 2.7 and 3.3, 3
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by will4274 11mo ago
It's not the tech that's hard. https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/ietf-http-wg/2024JulSep...
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by will4274 11mo ago
You didn't respond to anything I said. If you want to shout into the void, notepad.exe is right there.
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by will4274 11mo ago
> By your logic, chrome could choose to stop supporting literally anything (including HTML) in their "browser" and not have done anything that we can object to. Literally this. Microsoft used to ship a free web browser. Then th
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by will4274 11mo ago
According to whom? Chromium is open source and free (both as in beer and speech). The license says they've made no future commitments and made no warrants. Google signed up to give something away for free to people who want to use it.
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by will4274 11mo ago
Fwiw, this is a facile argument. You make no attenpt to demonstrate that after major reorganization (breakup / nationalization) that the firm will continue to have the desirable attributes (innovation, efficincy, ability to build) that
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by will4274 11mo ago
Can you share an example of a person being sent to gulag island because a random officer did not like what he saw on that person's personal phone?
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by will4274 11mo ago
It's the long now foundation thing. The long now foundation encourages writing years with five digits to encourage readers to think about long term planning, to plan for a future of humanity that is measured in more than thousands of y
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by will4274 1y ago
$dayjob sent an email to everyone with postman installed and asked us to uninstall when postman switched to online. $dayjob IT still maintains a wiki page and includes it on the banned software list. Used to be ubiquitous over there.
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by will4274 1y ago
> turn out to be the next president of the united states From the site guidelines: > Eschew flamebait. Avoid generic tangents. Omit internet tropes.
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by will4274 1y ago
I think the West Wing clip highlights how out of date the thinking in the article is. When this clip was filmed, turn by turn navigation didn't exist yet. If the average person saw a map, it had north at the top. By contrast, these day
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by will4274 1y ago
D is fine. Like many languages that postdate C++ and Java, it made better choices, learning from the past. But it doesn't really have a differentiator.
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by will4274 1y ago
Well, the standard says you can, but it doesn't actually work in practice in msvc, which is the only compiler that's supported modules for over a year.
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by will4274 1y ago
I actually think this attitude is the reason modules are so slowly adopted. The committee did exactly what you suggest and relegated the preprocessor to the dustbin and modules are seeing slow adoption. The truth is 98% of the preprocessor
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by will4274 1y ago
Like I said, this was a few years ago. Since the controversy is basically over, the article has normalized somewhat. Fwiw, the current article still says: > A controversial etymological claim is that the term emerged from the practice of
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by will4274 1y ago
I don't know how much you know about the Washington Redskins naming controversy. There's little doubt that "redskin" is a slur today - Native Americans say so, and it's kind of up to them. The status in the 17th and
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by will4274 1y ago
Yeah, I mean - if you're a big enough company where you have lots of cross tenant collaboration going on, you should pay for P1.
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by will4274 1y ago
Fwiw, the way it works is that Microsoft doesn't really have a bug bounty program. Individual Microsoft teams have bug bounty programs (or not). Platform teams like Entra, Windows, and Azure have robust programs. However, when teams th
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by will4274 1y ago
It's ok to use Entra for AuthZ. Just click the box that says "Require users to be assigned to this application" and assign them [1]. However - that's really the only AuthZ feature Entra has. If you don't enable Auth
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by will4274 1y ago
Inviting individual users is a good pattern. If you want to allow an entire tenant into your tenant (e.g. if your parent company has a subdivision that has their own tenant), Entra has cross tenant access [1] for that use case. Generally, y
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by will4274 1y ago
> According to the documentation it should be impossible to perform the authorization code flow with a scope that targets multiple resource servers. (I work on Entra) Can you point me to the documentation for this? This statement is not
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by will4274 1y ago
(I work on Entra) The OpenID Connect standard says that when you make a request using the OpenID Connect scopes (openid, profile, email, address, phone, offline_access), you get an access token that can be used to call the UserInfo endpoint
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by will4274 1y ago
Basically any inter-process communication (IPC). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inter-process_communication . There are fancier IPC mechanisms, but none as widely supported as just sending arbitrary data over a socket.
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by will4274 1y ago
surreptitiously
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by will4274 1y ago
Yup definitely. Edit: the diagram makes it perfectly clear https://yandexmetrica.com:30103/p ?... It even looks like some of the certs were issued by Yandex to Yandex. I guess their cert division will end up writing an incid
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by will4274 2y ago
The idea of competing perspectives from the political left and right is majorly under attack. In 2020, the NYT fired the editor who oversaw the opinion page for publishing the perspective of an influential senator who had the ear of the pre
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by will4274 2y ago
In 2016, Bezos was anti-Trump and the Democratic candidate for president (Hillary Clinton) got nearly twice as much money from rich people as the Republican candidate for president (Donald Trump). It's not a sufficient explanation to s
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by will4274 2y ago
> not due to lack of police but rather vigilantes roaming and causing trouble. I wonder why the vigilantes thought they could get away with it
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by will4274 2y ago
RCP (www.realclearpolitics.com) does exactly this every day and has for almost two decades now. Unfortunately, RCP is currently majorly out of favor among liberals for... including in their polling average polls that showed Trump was going
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by will4274 2y ago
I'm aware of a sexual harassment allegation against Musk, but no rape allegation, and wasn't able to find one on Google. Do you care to share a link or retract your claim?

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