zer0x4d

8 ms·

31.
by zer0x4d 2y ago
Agreed. There is just too many limitations for it to be ever useful, unless you build out a large dictionary with a huge CPU cost... A true waste of effort, albeit a fun one if you wanna learn QMK programming
32.
by zer0x4d 2y ago
You learn to learn with time and imo it's different slightly from field to field. In tech field you just learn by doing, asking questions, making mistakes and gaining experience. Take a sample code in a new language, make it do somethi
33.
by zer0x4d 2y ago
He says he is paid more than his peers (who are probably not in the tech field). It's entirely possible his 4x pay above his peers is still less than a senior or staff engineer's pay.
34.
by zer0x4d 2y ago
Nope, certificates are issued for CNs(Common Name), also known as FQDNs (Fully qualified domain names). Something such as *.google.com, not IP addresses. If they were issued for IP addresses they would have to reissue the certificate every
35.
by zer0x4d 2y ago
Call me a fanboy, but Swift is one of the best languages I've ever had the privilege of using. I'm truly hopeful with some more work, it's able to become the de-facto cross-platform language. The complexity is very manageable
36.
by zer0x4d 2y ago
Never said that, but a competent engineer should be able to build like 75% of the main functionality of Zendesk over a weekend. Now, I understand there's probably a lot more to it which is why I would expect it to be a company of aroun
37.
by zer0x4d 2y ago
Never said that, but a competent engineer should be able to build like 75% of the main functionality of Zendesk over a weekend. Now, I understand there's probably a lot more to it which is why I would expect it to be a company of aroun
38.
by zer0x4d 2y ago
We don't know if it hasn't to be honest. State actors and exploit sellers could have known about this bug for years and exploited it before it was found by this white hat
39.
by zer0x4d 2y ago
This is worse than Docusign. What do 6000 people at Zendesk do? It's a simple ticket management software with maybe 10 features
40.
by zer0x4d 2y ago
Many people fail to see this. You can't compare a terrorist attack that intentionally targets civilians with no apparent military target to a legitimate attack on a defined military target that unfortunately results in some collatera
41.
by zer0x4d 2y ago
This is definitely interesting in the face of the news that Ukraine has been using very small FPV drones successfully on the front lines as opposed to more sophisticated systems like the Bayraktar drones. There seems to be a huge gap in air
42.
by zer0x4d 2y ago
That's the case when there is a market where demand is dynamic and a person can simply refuse to buy (decreasing demand) if the prices are too high. Milk is like this. But in rental market, the demand is not dynamic. You HAVE to get an
43.
by zer0x4d 2y ago
You're definitely correct. Not even only on different streaming services. Movies have different cuts too. For instance, Blade Runner has 5 different cuts
44.
by zer0x4d 3y ago
Let's be honest here, "good behavior" is extremely easy to demonstrate in prison where everyone else is constantly getting in fights, beating up guards, etc. It's not a high bar and a person like SBF should easily be abl
45.
by zer0x4d 3y ago
My experience with ACPI is limited to tinkering with it a bit for installing macOS on unsupported systems, but shouldn't it be possible to avoid any physical modification and do the same with an SSDT that disables the power to the kill
46.
by zer0x4d 3y ago
>For some reason When you're talking about Google products, fragmentation comes built-in as expected. There is no reason for 3 versions of maps to exist within Google ecosystem but I don't think they really care
47.
by zer0x4d 3y ago
You're conflating the right to do something with whether it is advisable to do something. Sure, you are ~allowed~ to begin an immediate descent in an emergency, but it is not a good idea considering from the pilot's perspective, t
48.
by zer0x4d 3y ago
The Vision Pro desperately needs app support to succeed. As it stands, I'm forecasting that most people will try it out for a day or two and then put it away or sell since it really can't do much at the moment. App support is extr
49.
by zer0x4d 3y ago
If the notifications were to be truly E2EE, it would have to work something like this: 1. Generate a local key pair per app (never uploaded to Apple). 2. Each app can request their public key from iOS (or provided with (void) application:
50.
by zer0x4d 3y ago
Slack/Teams, the downfall of major corps. I bet once they do discovery on them, they'd come across some juicy evidence.
51.
by zer0x4d 3y ago
My own experience: I live in LA and know that almost every 100 unit+ building within a few blocks uses RealPage. I know it because I had to apply to them through it. The software has completely ruined the market here and every leasing agent
52.
by zer0x4d 3y ago
If Google wants Android apps to have better quality, they need to take a step back and look at their mess of a platform. UI Support? Completely broken. Apple has simple UI frameworks. You either use UIKit or SwiftUI. Very clear which one is
53.
by zer0x4d 3y ago
Was thinking about this... You can easily just connect to a VPN and get around the port restrictions.
54.
by zer0x4d 3y ago
Billing in general is very hard. Especially subscription billing. Just from my experience in building billing and also later on using a third party system for another projects, I can mention so many edge cases: 1. Grandfathering 2. Upgradin
55.
by zer0x4d 3y ago
The author is wrong about this. Banks don't choose to accept incorrect name, invalid CVC, invalid exp date or wrong billing address. It's up to the user (in this case him) to enable CVC Check and AVS in his payment processor to fa
56.
by zer0x4d 3y ago
Dealing with iMessage threads during Discovery was a nightmare. I wish I knew about this tool when I needed it
57.
by zer0x4d 3y ago
It's not far fetched to argue that content recommendation algorithms are protected under 230, but I do recall Twitter sidebar during the 2020 elections featured original commentary under the trending tags, which definitely is speech by
58.
by zer0x4d 4y ago
Anyone else notice how inaccurate the iOS weather app has gotten in iOS 16? It used to be very accurate in terms of rain/snow in California, but recently it's just completely wrong. I end up going to weather.com to get an accurate
59.
by zer0x4d 4y ago
It just depends on what you have. I did get 20% right off the bat with RDS just buying no-upfront RIs. I could have probably gotten around 30% if I did upfront and longer commitment.
60.
by zer0x4d 4y ago
I recently found out that I was overpaying by about 20% by just looking at "Recommendations" tab in AWS Console and buying RIs. It was mostly RDS. I would love a product that automatically manages the RI renewals (ex. every year)

More ›