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by xxs 7mo ago
I never said - confusing. Just not easier to read as in relative term.
152.
by xxs 7mo ago
Easier to read is mostly related with predictability of the text. Any time the brain mispredicts the next word, you'd have to go back and re-read. Unless you are purposely train on that specific way to expression, it ain't easier
153.
by xxs 7mo ago
The edited version is an example of a sterile/canned response. No one talks like that. While I do edit my comments to fix typos, certain spelling oddities and other peculiarities would be present.
154.
by xxs 7mo ago
8 points in 3 hours, that has to be some boost to reach the front page indeed.
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by xxs 7mo ago
run y-cruncher if you'd like to test memory and overall stability. It's decent test and a lot better than memtest (in my experience)
156.
by xxs 8mo ago
while true that month being 1st making little sense, the good format usually features leading zeros, so '22/07'
157.
by xxs 8mo ago
>lower the bar the classic: "aim low, avoid disappointment"
158.
by xxs 8mo ago
The scan phase is proof of liveness. Photo is a still image.
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by xxs 8mo ago
Funny - both London and Athens were in my mind when I wrote the comment.
160.
by xxs 8mo ago
Indeed, it could be a common issues. Some places transposition systems even allow use of bank cards as 'ticket'
161.
by xxs 8mo ago
That I'd not know, although it'd be very uncommon and has not happened. In the EU 3ds is a very standard process, the the payments require an explicit approval (national id cards/smartid, etc.)
162.
by xxs 8mo ago
for visa, multiple pictires.
163.
by xxs 8mo ago
It's a quite straightforward use - few minutes, it uses NFC to the passport, it's very organized and well guided... except you can use only one bank card per person - the payment would be rejected w/o any reason given, so goi
164.
by xxs 8mo ago
Virtually US cities are not dense compared to Europe. The large cities in Asia are on its own level, though. US is at the bottom when it comes to population density. For instance LA has half the density of Romania's capital Bucharest.
165.
by xxs 8mo ago
>with "Yet" when I clearly spelt out the trade-offs It was with regard that 800V was the driving factor, it'd be possible to have 'fast' charging earlier with existing infrastructure, even home. >be safely cha
166.
by xxs 8mo ago
Yet, most of the world has had 3 phase (400V phase to phase) for ages. At the wall.
167.
by xxs 8mo ago
it translates the calls to vulkan.
168.
by xxs 8mo ago
I dont see any relevance to the original article, it discusses only Python 3.14 changes.
169.
by xxs 8mo ago
gzip/deflate has had SYNC_FLUSH - to concat message, and/or try something else. Also it has always had adler hash for dictionaries
170.
by xxs 8mo ago
It's remote from the attacker point of view. It allows to remote execute the code the attacker provided. It'd be the same to upload a file to a web server that gets to be run by the said web server, except this time it's done
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by xxs 8mo ago
It's obviously a self-depreciation/joke style. There is some truth in it [that doesn't translate well over to some other part of the works]. It requires rather poor infrastructure to be present. There has been snow for over 2
172.
by xxs 8mo ago
clicking links should not be a security issue and yes the CVE is totally deserved: that's remote code execution.
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by xxs 8mo ago
Around this parts of Europe, they are mandatory.
174.
by xxs 8mo ago
case in point - rounder corners worth billion(s)
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by xxs 8mo ago
I have been using ultra wide monitor for years. >Perfect for open offices too - no need for desk dividers if everyone is behind a huge screen! ;-) Folks have been using 2-3 monitors for quite some time with the same purpose, but I also d
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by xxs 8mo ago
In most cases you dont need anti-aliasing at 4k.
177.
by xxs 8mo ago
Even with a super computer it'd be difficulty to render the frames in time with low latency.
178.
by xxs 8mo ago
Monitor - I prefer higher refresh rate. The other part is that you should have the entire picture in your eyesight w/o moving the neck. Personally, I'd consider that large of a screen, a bad working area.
179.
by xxs 8mo ago
it's still allowed across the EU (Mostly all of it)- up to 6cm blades are permitted in the cabin luggage.
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by xxs 9mo ago
>Patreon And they start making videos about, mentioning the sponsors. There are better options to get money.

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