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   by CodeWriter23 2y ago

   Best RickRoll ever!
2. 212.▲
   by CodeWriter23 2y ago

   I call it optimizing for the corner cases.
3. 213.▲
   by CodeWriter23 2y ago

   Y’all walk all you want it’s a free country. And stop interfering with my driving.
4. 214.▲
   by CodeWriter23 2y ago

   Never been to Apex. But I sure remember C&H Surplus in Pasadena, which was a smaller facility of similar kind of salvage, and more focused on the Caltech/JPL crowd. Sometimes we would spend a whole Saturday afternoon there just loo
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   by CodeWriter23 2y ago

   IANAL either but I doubt Chevron will impact this because it is Legislation. Chevron gives litigants the opportunity to smack back regulations that come through the non-legislative Rule Making process. What we have here is the result of the
6. 216.▲
   by CodeWriter23 2y ago

   Ubiquiti. But I imagine making an 802.1X-authorized AP is possible just using linux.
7. 217.▲
   by CodeWriter23 2y ago

   Doing RADIUS certs with Windows Server is just a pain every time I go to do it. Mostly lack of a good how to that covers the subset of what is needed to use RADIUS to get on the WiFi. The MS docs cover the kitchen sink, the patio and the fr
8. 218.▲
   by CodeWriter23 2y ago

   Sounds like you solved a lot of problems. I’d probably give up folding money for a DC with RADIUS solution that didn’t require me to rip hair out to renew the 802.1X certs for our WiFi auth every year.
9. 219.▲
   by CodeWriter23 2y ago

   I can tell. Knowing how your machine works is the only answer. It’s funny you cite the age of pointer issues as some kind of proof. Pointers themselves are abstractions. I’m not saying avoid abstractions or code everything in assembler, but
10. 220.▲
    by CodeWriter23 2y ago

    IMO in 20 years we’ll be discussing new classes of problems arising from the abstraction methodologies inherent in languages like Rust, Swift etc.
11. 221.▲
    by CodeWriter23 2y ago

    I think a reasonable protocol is to stop using any apps when your cyber protection crashes. Why have that suite at all otherwise?
12. 222.▲
    by CodeWriter23 2y ago

    > It's a significant difference. When various apps running the world are crashing, unable to execute because malware protection is failing, there is no difference.
13. 223.▲
    by CodeWriter23 2y ago

    > At Ring 3 it would crash an app, not the entire OS. That's still an outage for those key systems.
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    by CodeWriter23 2y ago

    > an unprecedented example of the inherent dangers of kernel programming I take issue with that. Kernel programming was not to blame; looking up addresses from a file and accessing those memory locations without any validation is. The sa
15. 225.▲
    by CodeWriter23 2y ago

    Works fine for me with "Enhanced Tracking Protection" set to "Strict" ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
16. 226.▲
    by CodeWriter23 2y ago

    [big smile]
17. 227.▲
    by CodeWriter23 2y ago

    IANAL but I had one who advised us our Trade Dress was defendable.
18. 228.▲
    by CodeWriter23 2y ago

    I’ll keep my eye on your progress. Thanks.
19. 229.▲
    by CodeWriter23 2y ago

    Does it support OAuth2 authentication/ token acquisition? I’d love to not have to put my access token / secret key into Postman. Happy to be a tester.
20. 230.▲
    by CodeWriter23 2y ago

    You continue to miss my point. Your point is a lazy, "the future will get here whenever it does" perspective. Mine is incentivizing discovery brings future innovations sooner.
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    by CodeWriter23 2y ago

    Moot in your opinion. The idea is to bring the future more expediently by providing temporary incentive to pioneers reaching into the future.
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    by CodeWriter23 2y ago

    Requiring attention IMO takes something out of the realm of “obvious”. And the standard is “novel”.
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    by CodeWriter23 2y ago

    Next step: frustrated by variances between acutal and reckoned speed limits, consumers demand the limit is returned by an authoritative government API. Of course, authentication will be required to prevent abuse Next next step: speed API us
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    by CodeWriter23 2y ago

    The Patent System is not intended to be a test of exclusive original thought. The function of the Patent System is to incentivize search for solutions by temporarily securing exclusive right to market novel devices and processes for the dis
25. 235.▲
    by CodeWriter23 2y ago

    So, move all of GRUB’s complexity into the kernel (or tell users to abandon all their use cases that led to the aforementioned complexity)
26. 236.▲
    by CodeWriter23 2y ago

    Fooling the GPU into working and copying the framebuffer, interesting approach. Really simplifies implementation.
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    by CodeWriter23 2y ago

    No. 500 year storms. 1000 year storms. etc. Though the sample time is short on these events we do possess recorded history of extreme weather events. From pre-industrial times. Which suggests the potential for off-planet causes for these ph
28. 238.▲
    by CodeWriter23 2y ago

    Are we discussing weather? That has planetary scale cycles.
29. 239.▲
    by CodeWriter23 2y ago

    ~170 years is hardly Planetary Scale.
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    by CodeWriter23 2y ago

    I’m open to listening to Climate Scientist that considers Astrophysics as a factor. The rest can keep their pseudoscience to themselves as far as I’m concerned.