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BSides Austin Is on Hold
(bsidesaustin.com)
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bean-weevil
4mo ago
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bean-weevil
2y ago
Start with ls -a -w1 > .gitignore, then edit it and delete everything you want to track.
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bean-weevil
2y ago
This is covered in the article. See the section "Implementing a fast ×3 circuit with carry lookahead"
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bean-weevil
2y ago
I'm starting to understand why people are willing to pay for the new york times.
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bean-weevil
2y ago
Lmao. They need to call that out so the users know not to believe it
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bean-weevil
2y ago
> PEE SLOWLY Ok, this has got me curious - is this an anatomical difference? I'm male and I find it very, very uncomfortable to pee slowly. Almost painful.
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bean-weevil
2y ago
Why not just compile that particular object with optimizations on and the rest of the file with optimizations off?
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bean-weevil
2y ago
I recommend complaining to support if this ends up affecting you. It wouldn't surprise me if they can turn it back on for you (idk if it's likely , but I feel like it's worth a try.)
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bean-weevil
2y ago
I also use sway. I'm considering switching to hyprland because it supports this.
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bean-weevil
2y ago
I can't believe you just called a blogpost about eating rodent repellent "nonfiction reading"!
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bean-weevil
2y ago
Specifically, (log x)^2
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bean-weevil
2y ago
I can't take that logo seriously with that unholy union of a hard drive and a floppy
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bean-weevil
2y ago
Waydroid uses the host kernel.
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bean-weevil
2y ago
This is very, very bad, but not armaggeddon (probably) for most people. It does decrease our preparedness for armageddon-like disasters - imagine a more aggressive HIV-like disease, for example. If you're an academic or a federal emplo
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bean-weevil
2y ago
I'm guessing it's gonna be 4000
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bean-weevil
2y ago
I went through some of the issues to see how aggressively they close them and found this gem: https://github.com/ben-manes/caffeine/issues/1824#issuecomme...
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bean-weevil
2y ago
As someone who's been in a position like this before, I suspect the author is angry at the manufacturers and feels they're not being honest by not providing proper specs. It's hard to spec out a project when no one will tell
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bean-weevil
2y ago
I agree. If you hire someone, and they aggrieve someone in the course of their duties, your contractor is your agent and you're responsible for what they did. It makes no sense to treat AI any differently.
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bean-weevil
2y ago
That last quote is saying that if tank hits the ground but it's not compromised enough for pressure to escape, disturbing it could cause it to release all that pressurized fuel at once ("explode"). Hopefully in the original c
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bean-weevil
2y ago
You probably need the fix from this page: https://github.com/rr-debugger/rr/wiki/Zen
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bean-weevil
2y ago
I interpreted it as an intentional insult :)
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bean-weevil
2y ago
My Garmin watch will only allow me to add emv cards.
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bean-weevil
2y ago
The article mentions in passing that the doctors were able to detect and avert an impending rejection. That's fascinating! I didn't know we could do that, and I wish they went more into detail about that.
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bean-weevil
2y ago
That specific problem sounds like you just have bad software in your car. My car takes a second for the infotainment system to boot, but it doesn't start blaring anything until it's ready to process input.
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bean-weevil
2y ago
Yeah, you could probably contrive a situation where you get more interesting information (page numbers maybe?), but it definitely doesn't seem likely to me-
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bean-weevil
2y ago
Looks to me like it's intended as a link with preview, and part of the idea is that user agents could do a sort of animated transition morphing the preview into the content of the destination page.
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bean-weevil
2y ago
If the linker puts a pointer there, this would let you leak part of the pointer which could let you bypass kaslr. Not too likely for that to occur. If I were submitting this bug I would feel complete if they bought me a sandwich.
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bean-weevil
2y ago
It may well be over the line, but it sounds like subaru is grateful for the report, so nothing will come of it. Definitely not a risk I would take.
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bean-weevil
2y ago
I thought the article was entertaining because of how absurd and obviously bad the idea of constructing the bunkers was.
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bean-weevil
2y ago
It continues to be developed by matrix https://github.com/element-hq/dendrite
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