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by drivebycomment 1y ago
https://craftstrom.com/how-it-works/ is closest to what you want. You don't need permit, and you don't even need new wiring.
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
Google or most search engines work fine with screen readers with javascript enabled. I think your understanding of how web accessibility works is likely severely outdated. There's just too many websites that use JavaScript that it woul
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
> Which is why I defer to my anac-data, which admittedly biased illustrates that its just not effective but is entirely moot without addressing the core of the issue and principal of the matter as a whole: body autonomy. Can you explain
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
Quantum computer becoming available / powerful does not mean all cryptography will get broken. People who have actual knowledge and expertise are already busy working on various aspects of PQC.
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
Recovery email is good but still not the most reliable way. My #1 recommendation is to setup a passkey, and also set multiple security keys as the 2nd factor. All other authentication factors are subject to some form of heuristic defense. B
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
> This seems like a huge failure on the part of the NTSB. This is a deep misunderstanding. NTSB is not an organization with a regulatory power - it is an "investigative" agency. It does not have any mandate or power to stop any
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
One of the most common API malware extensions use is what MV3 blocks, and adblock extension is one of the common malware vectors: https://helpcenter.getadblock.com/hc/en-us/articles/97384768... https:/&
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
Anyone jumping up and down about MV3 while using Mac or iOS are hypocrites, since MV3 is essentially doing the same thing Safari did years ago, finally matching the security and the privacy in that regard. The reduction in adblocking is so
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
I mostly stopped reading paper books, as I do almost all book reading through Libby app on my tablet that has a high resolution display like most tablets produced in the past few years. It's a superior experience than a paper book in a
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
From the article: > Because the woman was already receiving immunosuppressants for a previous liver transplant, This makes sense - this was the first trial, so doing this on a person already on immunosuppressants minimizes risk while sti
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
> its trivial to write memory safe C++. Very bold claim, and as such, it needs substantial evidence, as there is practically no meaningful evidence to support this. There are some real world non-trivial c++ code that are known to have ve
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
Why is that relevant ? This is a classic "ad hominem" fallacy. There's quite a few extremely callous statements in some of the comments and I agree that they deserved to be called out.
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
https://ourworldindata.org/famines Humanity has reduced famine dramatically over the past 100+ years. If Sudan famine ends up having the higher end of the estimate for deaths, it will likely reverse the clear downward trend
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
This "why" is more "what are the underlying economics that enable the development of the better chip". Economics doesn't guarantee you'll get a better CPU. It still takes a cutting-edge engineering team with a
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
It's not a counter-point you think it is. ARM is not a primary reason why Apple's M series are so much better. If it is, other ARM should be able to match, but they don't. Simply put, Apple built a good microarchitecture and
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
The variable-length instructions make very little difference in building a compiler at this point, that it's practically negligible. If you look at GCC or LLVM, while there is some extra code to deal with the variable length encoding,
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
> There's plenty of ways where missing the payment date means you lose your deposit which can be tens of thousands of dollars. Please elaborate. Which one requires 1-day turn-around ?
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
Nobody buys a house with a one day notice. You have multiple days and weeks to prepare.
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
What realistic scenario do you envision that you would need / want to move a large amount of money with a 24h notice ? And what would be the reasons why that can't wait one more day if the transfer doesn't work out ?
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
Per uBO FAQ: https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBOL-home/wiki/Frequently-as... > It's very possible that the sites you visit do not require any of the filtering capabilities specific to uBO, in which ca
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
Honestly, even with this reply, it's not at all clear what you think this YC-Google deal is validating, and how it's directly relevant to what your startup is doing. It seems stretch to call the annoucement as any kind of validati
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
Comic sans, times new roman, garamond.
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
This will go down as one of the worst examples of communication during an outage.
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
In my former life, I used to maintain a script that can be given two sets of objects files, one compiled with optimization, and one without, and the script will effectively do a binary search by choosing which object files you link and run
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
This is a non-solution, and automatic "head rolling" and punishments will only lead to reducing the actual meaningful experience accumulation - the mean time between major breaches like this is long enough and variable enough that
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
If you actually compare results across different people across many queries, you will notice that they differ relatively little. The fact that search uses personalization doesn't mean it is always personalized or it affects all results
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
I did a quick sampling of a few different levels at the largest employers on levels.fyi and didn't notice any significant drop at a given level. It could be that there's less senior level openings/hirings, which could lead to
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
It doesn't look like this leak will do that. This doesn't have "algorithms" in any real sense of algorithms.
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
The main claim of the article is: > jwt as authentication tokens are constructed for Google/Facebook scale environments, and absolutely no one who is not Google/Facebook needs to put up with the ensuing tradeoffs. The first sen
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by drivebycomment 2y ago
The results are not that different across locations within each country, especially location agnostic queries like the particular example. It would be rather surprising if there's huge difference between locations within US for this pa

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