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JacobKfromIRC
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JacobKfromIRC
4mo ago
Would you happen to know where the requirement that "“there is no way” you can make the radio do what the FCC doesn’t allow" comes from? I found an FCC compliance guide [1] but it's very long and not easily searchable as far
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JacobKfromIRC
4mo ago
Another option is cryonics: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryonics It's not the same as what you suggest, but there's still hope you could regain consciousness, and this is a process that some companies alrea
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JacobKfromIRC
4mo ago
A connection to Microsoft's servers will also be required to download the game in the first place, so I'm not sure this is really a problem (for compliance with the bill). I think the official launcher won't even let you down
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JacobKfromIRC
4mo ago
Does Minecraft's offline mode not work indefinitely? I'm not familiar with the official launcher but this article [1] doesn't say anything about needing to reconnect occasionally. [1] https://www.practical-tips.com
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JacobKfromIRC
4mo ago
I agree with most of this, but "server binary with no documentation" is an extremely good outcome compared to the status quo. People can reverse-engineer a server binary, but reverse-engineering a server that is no longer running
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JacobKfromIRC
4mo ago
This would be a way better outcome than the current default. I've even seen this suggested before [1]. If game-specific logic is not public, information needed for reverse engineering could be completely missing, but if game-specific l
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4mo ago
What software do you use for the reCAPTCHA on archive.today? I use a fork of hacktcha [1] but I had to modify the software myself to get it to work conveniently [2], so I'm curious how other people do it. [1] https://git.kos
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JacobKfromIRC
4mo ago
Suppose the following: 1. Any given system has a finite number of findable vulnerabilities. 2. All findable vulnerabilities are fixable (if not in software then with a new hardware revision). 3. Fixing a vulnerability while keeping the same
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4mo ago
Cool! Would you be willing to license this code as GPL-3.0-or-later, or some other free license? I'd like to include a JavaScript derivative of this for Haketilo (a userscript manager). I would add it to a collection of scripts that ai
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1y ago
In this case, it also seems like the paywall doesn't show up if you have JavaScript disabled, which I find strange, but lots of news sites are like that I think.
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1y ago
I'm not who the person you replied to is talking about, but I also didn't/don't use a mobile phone for a long time. Technically I had a mobile phone during this time, but it stayed powered off in my room. Now, I carry a