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by ziml77 4y ago
Are there any articles or videos going into detail on this? That's unfortunate if true
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by ziml77 4y ago
Love to see it. This is currently a big sticking point for me when it comes to using Linux on my desktop!
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by ziml77 4y ago
Blocking ads at the DNS level is very limited. All that has to happen to bypass it is the site you're visiting serves the ad data directly or really just from any domain that also serves up info you don't want to block. It also ca
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by ziml77 4y ago
I thought that's what it was too! I expected to be reading about how they were forced to shut down because the chemical was super toxic after extended exposure or something like that.
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by ziml77 4y ago
It's very likely that there's a hardware issue. While it could be a driver bug, that's the kind of thing you would be able to easily find others with similar systems complaining about.
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by ziml77 4y ago
I see many comments in here saying it's obvious that a PIN can be brute forced. But it is absolutely NOT obvious that's the case because for a long time now we've had hardware like TPM and Secure Enclave. With that hardware,
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by ziml77 4y ago
It's a massive improvement over callbacks when using an event loop model too. I've worked with code that has an insane amount of nesting because it was written before async/await and instead had to pass in a callback every ti
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by ziml77 4y ago
I'm definitely going to give that a try. I had issues with the Bash script on macOS and was annoyed that it left me with a system that I had to manually clean up.
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by ziml77 4y ago
I'm surprised that Github stars are valuable enough to buy. Personally I never look at the star count because even if they were legit, they don't really tell me anything more useful than I get from looking at other things in the r
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by ziml77 4y ago
It absolutely is an issue for children. The botulism toxin can be destroyed with heat, but the spores are significantly more resistant to it. And as the WHO explains, it's the spores that are the root of the problem for children: &quot
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by ziml77 4y ago
Don't feed anything you wouldn't share on the open internet into ChatGPT! https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6783457-chatgpt-general-... > 6. Will you use my conversations for training? > Yes. You
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by ziml77 4y ago
I've done the >> 0 thing to make it very clear what's going on, but I hadn't considered the * 8 construction. That's actually easier to comprehend at a glance because the numbers become less "magic". (8 a
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by ziml77 4y ago
If you're really looking to optimize hash map performance, you should try Abseil's flat_hash_map. It's able to do some things that the standard library's maps cannot because it doesn't have to stick to the standard
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by ziml77 4y ago
The better solution is to host an internal package repository. It's pretty easy to package up a vendor library and publish it there.
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by ziml77 4y ago
I am sobbing in pain at that atrocity.
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by ziml77 4y ago
Are people who want to have children having significantly more trouble producing them?
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by ziml77 4y ago
As far as the usages of "dropped" in music industry terminology goes, I think it's pretty clear which meaning is intended. But outside of that, when the direct object is not a person, it's often ambiguous enough that it
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by ziml77 4y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if testosterone production was lower due to various changes in environment and society, but assuming it's true I don't understand what would make it a crisis.
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by ziml77 4y ago
That's unfortunate that updates will break games on Steam Deck that had previously been working fine through Proton. But unless we want Valve getting in the middle and requiring various validations like Microsoft and Sony do on their c
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by ziml77 4y ago
Amazing that those are "current trends". Minecraft's first beta released 14 years ago (and it was super hyped right from the start). Roblox is even older at 17 years!
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by ziml77 4y ago
While trying to find one of the maps that I could quite vividly the layout of but wasn't recalling the name of, I found that someone has a massive archive of maps that I'm sure some people here will appreciate: https://
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by ziml77 4y ago
Gun game servers are where I encountered all sorts of custom maps, including fy_iceworld. I spent so many hours in high school and into college playing gun game in CS:S. It was very easy to just hop in and have fun. It was a nice alternativ
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by ziml77 4y ago
If I didn't have A installed and then I install B which transitively installs A, then I expect that uninstalling B will also uninstall A. If only one system is managing the packages, then it is able to do this. It will have a record of
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by ziml77 4y ago
I appreciate the tools that release a self-contained executable using something like PyInstaller. I don't have to worry about dependency issues and it runs without needing a whole Docker container.
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by ziml77 4y ago
Mixing pip with another package manager has always seemed weird to me. You're just asking for things to conflict and break. I noticed with Homebrew that there was no way to untangle packages installed through pip and ones installed thr
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by ziml77 4y ago
The author does understand what's happening, but knowing things consciously doesn't stop other feelings from subconsious parts of the brain from having an effect. Though I think one of the author's biggest concerns comes from
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by ziml77 4y ago
That's a great point about a second-hand UPS. My mind has been tainted by all the non-removable batteries inside consumer products so I completely forgot that a worn-out battery on an old UPS is easy to replace.
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by ziml77 4y ago
In most cases I do agree the extra price is there for a reason. It was specifically the UPSes that seemed absurd. And the reason I would put the equipment in another room would be to keep the heat away from the living space. A basement woul
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by ziml77 4y ago
It's been so many years since 16:10 monitors were abandoned by manufacturers and I'm still sad about it. Though ultrawide does lift my spirits a bit. Doesn't improve the feel of the desktop for productivity, but gaming is exc
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by ziml77 4y ago
A few years ago I bought a switch that could rack mount and ended up looking at getting a rack to put most of my stuff in. I quickly abandoned that idea when I saw that rack mount makes things cost significantly more. I remember that the UP

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