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by zwirbl 6y ago
Pencils are not valid for most (all?) exams in the kindof high school I went to and definitely not valid in university exams (in Austria). It's just too easy to fake afterwards
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Fullscreen Exclusive Is a Lie ( Sort Of) – Anthropic Studios(anthropicstudios.com)
1 points by zwirbl 6y ago|0 comments
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by zwirbl 6y ago
I've used the line ending tools (crlf-to-lf/addcrlf) once to fix up code written in an linux environment and stored with git to check into a SVN Windows style repo. Don't know if it was 'the' tool for the job, but w
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Short Circuit Sum in Rust(fpcomplete.com)
2 points by zwirbl 6y ago|0 comments
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Omegle: Children expose themselves on video chat site(bbc.com)
3 points by zwirbl 6y ago|0 comments
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by zwirbl 6y ago
In values we trust. Shareholder value that is
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by zwirbl 6y ago
Because it's made up of a word for meter and another more vulgar word for penis I guess
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by zwirbl 6y ago
Battery life, having data transferred via DMA means the cpu can chillout/wfi/wfe which on some chips turns off the cpu clock altogether
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by zwirbl 6y ago
From the Guidelines: Please don't complain about website formatting, back-button breakage, and similar annoyances. They're too common to be interesting. Exception: when the author is present. Then friendly feedback might be helpfu
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by zwirbl 6y ago
This video is actually linked in the article
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by zwirbl 6y ago
The jaw surgery I underwent some years ago could have been paid like 5 times for this in central Europe. Absolute insanity
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by zwirbl 6y ago
A TDP comparison would be more appropriate, if I have the same multicore performance with 4/6/8/n cores, then what is the core count worth?
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by zwirbl 6y ago
I barely, if ever, have to look at the function keys to hit right one
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by zwirbl 6y ago
non-amp: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2011/03/the-r... non-mobile wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AEREON_26
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by zwirbl 6y ago
That's how you get Uber for X
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by zwirbl 6y ago
So there are only 2 options, violence by armed gangs and violence by state-sponsored armed gangs? What is there to understand when it comes to police brutality? Not that western European police is without faults, but this feels just wrong o
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by zwirbl 6y ago
And several doses of morphine usually have at least some effect on the body/mind
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by zwirbl 6y ago
And what would that achieve? Leave financing of national institutions to the lower classes that are already exploited by said centimillionaires?
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by zwirbl 6y ago
> School is like starting life with a 12-year jail sentence in which bad habits are the only curriculum truly learned. I teach school and win awards doing it. I should know Sounds like it is more about learning to keep your head down and
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by zwirbl 6y ago
The amount of detail going into all the write-ups on this page is insane, great work!
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by zwirbl 6y ago
The author lives in Austria and the phishing attempt itself was targeting a major Austrian bank, but I don't know if this is legal or if that's a gray area
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by zwirbl 6y ago
When I took typing in school back in ~2001 we still did it on typewriters and we were not allowed to use correction tape. Having a sheet of paper fixed over the keyboard so we couldn't see it was also mandatory. That almost everyone ha
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by zwirbl 6y ago
Sounds great! Is the cargo runner based on probe-rs?
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by zwirbl 6y ago
Is this actually real and if it is, anyone knows why/what for? Is it only because they are "cool"?
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by zwirbl 6y ago
At least for me the switch to 1PasswordX messed up my password vault, which took quite some time to repair manually from backups. This drastically reduced my confidence in the software to a point where I switched to bitwarden
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by zwirbl 6y ago
Eastern Turkey in that time was predominantly Roman/Greek. On Wikipedia at least Saint George is described as a soldier of Greek origin.
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(A Few) Advanced Variable Types in Rust Andmdash; Learning Rust(rust.graystorm.com)
2 points by zwirbl 6y ago|0 comments
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by zwirbl 6y ago
So because it is supposed to be trivial to identify people based on GPS, phone and DNA (which I dont believe), it doesn't matter if one gets his data into a DB, which gets leaked to the internet and then can be found/used by anyon
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by zwirbl 6y ago
Just like the Wireshark dissector takes only a few sentences in the article, the author himself says it's more like a few hours to write one
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by zwirbl 6y ago
false negatives are more likely than false positives, which is one of the reasons people get tested multiple times if they have been exposed like the people mentioned in the article

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