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yakubin
4y ago
I can sort of see how that may be the case with Musk and Zuckerberg, but Gates? Is it normal in US for upper middle class fathers to be partners at multi-national law corporations?
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yakubin
4y ago
This case is more akin to a TV network, since the ad is publicly broadcasted based on what people are watching/reading. It’s not private correspondence.
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4y ago
I'd expect higher quality code review from OpenBSD folks (who maintain LibreSSL), compared to OpenSSL. Also, an interesting talk: LibreSSL: The first 30 days, and what the Future Holds from BSDCan: < https://www.youtube.
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4y ago
Yup. Using NetNewsWire.
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Chess is immortal, not because its inventor left clear instructions how to make chess boards and pieces, but because the rules are well understood. To extrapolate it to video games it wouldn’t be about preserving the source code, but having
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4y ago
BTW how do you test a personal workstation backup? I don’t have backup workstations to rotate between by backing one up, restoring on the other, working and then cycling between them in this manner. How do you test the restore procedure wit
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4y ago
I stand corrected. As I’ve double-checked now, unfortunately “UTC” is ambiguous in that it may refer both to the time standard and the time zone. In this case one can say that Unix time is based on UTC the time standard, but not the time zo
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4y ago
Unix time is not UTC-based. It counts the number of seconds passed since a certain point in time, which may be described as date and time expressed in any time zone you like. It just so happens that in UTC it is easiest to remember for a hu
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Yeah, I know some people do use it on Windows. But I already felt that I sunk lots of time into debugging my config on multiple occasions, so when on Windows basically nothing from my config worked I lost any will to debug it yet again.
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I’ve been using Emacs for 6 years now. But recently it became clear to me that it’s really optimised for Linux and doesn’t work as well on Mac and Windows[1]. On top of that I kept running into performance issues with large files. It took m
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4y ago
Using the correct name wouldn’t cause any confusion. A newspaper should be held to a higher standard than an average whatever.
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Taste is learnt. Some people consider junk food to taste good only because they’ve been conditioned to eat it when they were growing up. If junk food was not a regular thing in your life, I doubt you’d consider it particularly tasty. Due to
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4y ago
From recent(-ish) additions, the vh unit and flexbox were enormous help to me when I was designing a photography section for my personal website. From something older, which nonetheless helped and was new to me, were "display: inline-b
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There is a reason there is a lower bound on age allowing you to be elected. I do think there should be an upper bound as well.
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4y ago
The problem is when you instruct a colleague to check something using nmap, they install nmap using snap and are surprised it doesn't work, while you are left wondering what the hell is wrong with their computer, oblivious to the footg
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4y ago
Debs are very easy to make and their structure is easy to understand for anyone who's been using Linux for at least a couple months. They're just tarballs with a couple special text files. What's hard is Debian's officia
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yakubin
4y ago
Is Absolute OpenBSD (the book) still a good intro to this system?
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Particularly since Elisabeth I came long after that date. It’s definitely not 1414.
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4y ago
Work forces me to use Outlook (the web version) and it's the worst mail program I've ever used. I repeatedly need to mark the same mails as read (last week I got a mail which kept marking itself as unread each time I switched to a
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4y ago
Only as long as your compiler optimises it into a jump table, which is effectively a hash table.
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Stories of children failing state tests, because they provided an "incorrect interpretation" of a literary work, where the author after the fact states that it was actually a good interpretation, are plentiful. Education system re
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4y ago
Nit: "tail" usually means "everything except the head", not "last element". I got a little confused there for a moment reading your comment.
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That would be read-only though, so not an ideal solution for Sublime. Although one could mmap and then reference the original from a structure describing how the file was modified. However mmaping files which can be modified by another proc
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4y ago
Strictly a web server doesn't appear to would have required manual intervention in the course of those exact updates. But the point is that manual intervention is required from time to time. Also, Keycloak is very much on my TODO list
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4y ago
Just this year: https://archlinux.org/news/grub-bootloader-upgrade-and-confi... https://archlinux.org/news/wxwidgets-32-update-may-need-manu... https://archlinux.org/news/keyc
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One thing Arch is never going to have is smooth unattended upgrades. I host a web server on a Debian-based VPS and, aside from updates between releases every couple years, I don’t need to ever bother myself with keeping it up-to-date. It’s
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1. C++ doesn’t use vtables for classes which do not have virtual methods (in practice most of them). And vtables are shared between objects of the same type. 2. “Malloc headers”? Malloc usually stores metadata in freed data. 3. C++ develope
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Russia isn’t in love with its own culture. If you read their books, you’ll see a sense of inferiority, intellectuals eagerly debating throughout history adoption of Latin alphabet, just to become more European, and these days propaganda bei
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What do you mean by “integrating culturally with others”? What would be examples of that?
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4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timing_attack
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