ycombinatrix

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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
You can also use TCP_CORK to reduce the number of packets without any increased latency. Disabling TCP_NODELAY would also reduce number of packets + be portable & simpler to implement - but would incur a latency penalty.
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
imo there's nothing "degraded" about editing text without arbitrary code execution. that's what text editors are supposed to do.
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
Not all of them lol
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
The grey bar at the top that says "this is an untrusted workspace" is really annoying & encourages users to trust all workspaces.
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
Are you sure the winner didn't just have a higher max bid than yours?
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
What were you buying?
67.
by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
They did this in the Netflix One Piece series (with a yellowtail though)
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
Having your family leave the home & run to the church during an attack seems ill-advised.
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
The proximity to churches + lack of ventilation makes this theory unlikely in my head. I also feel that some families would have grabbed some food or water before heading down there.
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
No captcha for me, though I do often have captcha problems with the site.
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
>But script.src = URL requires a network request. By that time, Meet might have already created the “reactions” channel, and my hook would miss it. Is it possible to use a data URI? That would not incur a network request.
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
The tracking pixel still needs to be clicked on. e.g. FB Messenger & WhatsApp have their own web scraping infrastructure to provide server side link previews & thereby mitigate tracking links. Not sure if Steam does the same current
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
Not true - if users want to play a game without appearing online, this would still out them.
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
By that logic, we should remove all friend-level privacy settings entirely. I don't think that would go over well with most of the userbase.
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
How would a cyberattack cause a train to derail on a straight stretch of track?
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
>it would be a grave error to issue an IP cert without active insight into BGP Why? Even regular certs are handed out via IP address.
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
Domains map one-to-one with registrars, but multiple AS can be using the same IP address.
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
OrbitDB?
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
It says MySQL can be used instead of Redis for the metadata
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
Is it possible to pin a model + seed for deterministic output?
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
I guess you're right, all their talk about working with game developers was probably just to get the games working on their hardware.
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
Is this how Stadia was supposed to work?
83.
by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
That's not Firefox, that's Safari wearing a fake mustache
84.
by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
Sounds like the congressman doesn't care if the video is AI or not. What a loser.
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
Firefox does already have some tracker blocking built in, though it would be fantastic to import arbitrary filter lists. Chrome & Safari are operated by advertising/surveillance companies, so no dice there.
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
Not compared to the uBlock Origin. You can't even import a filter list. Main reason I use Firefox.
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
>Same guy dug the original ditch by driving back and forth with his jeep for an hour during spring rain. wtf? how deep is the ditch?
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
That creates problems when you need to use multiple allocators. IMO allowing an allocator to be specified is a superior design.
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
Is colocation not considered to be "self-hosting" in the cloud era?
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by ycombinatrix 9mo ago
How do you allocate memory without an allocator?

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