xaduha

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by xaduha 6y ago
Basically same thing happened to me, except it was my teacher and some angry IT guy that gave me a ribbing, principal called him. > "it's Evan" (yes, I put my name) I just sent 'test' and I think it shows IP or c
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by xaduha 6y ago
Keep it in one place and have an easy way to disable setting configuration through ENV variables altogether. Don't let it get out of hand by sprinkling it everywhere, that's all.
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by xaduha 6y ago
That whole mug throwing incident did Perl no favors. They needed to continue competing with PHP and Python at the time with full focus, not start gazing into the future of computing.
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by xaduha 6y ago
I don't know about you, but occasionally some location services on my or my family phones say that we are in another city. I think that happens based on IP and that IP probably is in another city, latency comes from providers tunneling
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by xaduha 6y ago
If it they can run Warhammer: Dark Omen with 3d acceleration, then that would be pretty impressive. Pretty famous for being a pain in the butt when it comes to running it on modern or emulated hardware.
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by xaduha 6y ago
You are not even the guy I was talking with, eggs or no eggs, it's not about eggs.
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by xaduha 6y ago
He talked about production benefits, how's that relevant? Very unconvincing arguments so far.
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by xaduha 6y ago
I don't think it involves eggs, they do it in bioreactors. As for candidate vaccines, didn't end up mattering much, did it? https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/science/coronavirus...
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by xaduha 6y ago
I hope it's not too political to say, that using tried and true methods is better in an emergency, shouldn't be time for experiments on people. mRNA vaccines seem to be more expensive and harder to store, so what are the benefits?
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by xaduha 6y ago
I'd say there's something wrong with your Windows installation then, in my opinion if you tune your Linux distro for gaming, then maybe (depending on your hardware) you can get on par results with Windows. But more benchmarks are
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by xaduha 6y ago
> Many games perform better on Linux than they do on Windows (Borderlands, Overwatch) Do you have anything to back that up? In my personal experience Overwatch absolutely doesn't perform better on Linux. Haven't tried Borderlan
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by xaduha 6y ago
I heard you liked boards.
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by xaduha 6y ago
Compute Element is basically the main reason KFC 'console' is even a thing and it keeps flying under the radar, even this blogpost is about old-ish NUCs as I understand it.
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by xaduha 6y ago
I have an irrational aversion to LLVM languages and I don't know why, because I have close to zero personal experience with them. But when I find out that some new language uses LLVM my interest in it drops.
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by xaduha 6y ago
I think they were attempting a joke. Hot-road mirage is a common thing that most people that were in a car trip during summer have seen, same principles.
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by xaduha 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PKCS_11
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by xaduha 6y ago
Configure it how you want, e.g. 3-5 minute interval should do it. I don't think I type anything for more than 5 minutes without touching a mouse, I don't use vim that much nowadays.
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by xaduha 6y ago
If you have nothing better to do: 1. Get a smart ring like OMNI 2. Shove a USB hub and a contactless reader into your mouse, so if on the next poll your hand with a ring isn't on it - lock it all Seriously though, if someone would star
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by xaduha 6y ago
https://donald.tusk.page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Tusk
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by xaduha 6y ago
Reminds me of ".feedback" TLD/stunt.
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by xaduha 6y ago
> All of this is to say...it seems like HN model of how retail financial markets work is like super efficient APIs that transact like magic plumbing. Exactly, just because it's abstracted away doesn't mean it isn't there.
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by xaduha 6y ago
I knew about it, but years go by and I can't honestly say that I ever needed it.
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by xaduha 6y ago
All you need to run a 'personal git server' is sshd and a user. If you plan to have many others to use it, then it's not really personal, is it? > Even though we've turned off password based authentication in a previo
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by xaduha 6y ago
Good. No mention of contactless, but for PKCS#11 it should be automatic since it's responsibility of the reader via pcsc/ccid. Not so for FIDO2 or previous incarnations last I checked.
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by xaduha 6y ago
If you have auto-unlock on your system disk, then by the time you get to the login prompt the key from TPM was already read and used to decrypt your disk. Any sort of auto-unlock is inherently less secure.
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by xaduha 6y ago
Any particular reason XMPP can't extended to support email-like usage? It's not like email is that special, apart from inertia and the fact that it's not going anywhere because of it.
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by xaduha 6y ago
IPv6 is pretty nice. Once it's working natively on both sides that is.
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by xaduha 6y ago
Zeroconf for local networks, free dyndns for public addresses.
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by xaduha 6y ago
Pretty naive worldview if he actually believed in that to begin with. Capitalist entities doing capitalist things in a capitalist society, why are you acting surprised? Internet just came of age and became popular, that's all. And if y
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by xaduha 6y ago
It only affects ECDSA, if it affected RSA or general smartcard security like PIN access it would be an earth-shattering story since it would affect SIM cards, banking cards, satellite CAM cards, you name it. That's why any talk about c

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