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Show HN: at least n(github.com)
3 points by entire-name 2y ago|0 comments
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by entire-name 5y ago
That's the thing, the paid apps, music, movies, etc. are actually just licenses. And, although I didn't read the contract myself, I'm pretty sure the Terms and Services all users agreed to during the purchase of said license
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by entire-name 5y ago
I'd say it's less of a "BIOS update to fix a software bug" and more of a "BIOS update to provide control to the user to perform a workaround for a software bug whose fix requires at least two, but probably more, par
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by entire-name 5y ago
It's the same; if you click on "Donate" on the foundation website, it goes to Signal's website (the one you linked to).
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by entire-name 5y ago
I think OP means they don't mind sharing their information with the search engine (be it Google, another engine that provides better results, or even a better Google in terms of results), _as long as_ OP has control over exactly what i
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by entire-name 5y ago
Redirection like this doesn't seem to work if it comes first on GNU bash 5.0.17(1)-release. For documentation purposes, this is the exact thing I tried to run: $ < <(echo hi) while read a; do echo "got $a"; done
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by entire-name 5y ago
It has a dependency on XLS[cc], so they share their limitations: https://github.com/google/fully-homomorphic-encryption/tree/...
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by entire-name 5y ago
Was your pay cut due to your location, or simply due to the fact that you were work-from-home?
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by entire-name 5y ago
I guess it depends on what your price range is. For most people starting out, the price range is generally less than $1M. At that price, you will generally only have townhouses or condos available to you, which will generally have HOAs. It
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by entire-name 5y ago
Unfortunately, in competitive markets like the Bay Area, HOA neighborhoods are the only option available to you in your price range for most people starting out. Your other options are to rent, or to move to a location far from where you wo
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by entire-name 5y ago
Isn't item (3) more of a policy thing rather than a language thing? Granted, I actually never coded in Kotlin (and very very little in Go), so if it's "encouraged" in Kotlin, then your point (3) makes sense.
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by entire-name 6y ago
I was browsing YouTube the other day, and got recommended something similar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0VYsiMtrNE Very interesting indeed! The title of the video translates to "Electromagnetic festival music&quo
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by entire-name 6y ago
My current solution to perform backups with local encryption (locally encrypted before syncing) is to use a gocryptfs setup. Specifically, I create an overlay with gocryptfs in which the overlay has the unencrypted filesystem, and what&#x27
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by entire-name 6y ago
Let me rephrase. One attribute the education system should provide students is the ability to think critically. By being able to think critically, a person should be able to have the capacity to see and understand the arguments on both side
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by entire-name 6y ago
> Where did all the intellect go? I think that's the key point. Decades of undermining the education system, plus many other problems such as "big money lobbying" is likely what led to such extremisms. You know... the key
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by entire-name 6y ago
As the saying goes, code is typically written once and read thousands of times. It takes you less than a second to write the full flag name (add a few seconds if you need to look it up), but it will likely save at least a few hundred readin
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by entire-name 6y ago
That is precisely why it is tragic.
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by entire-name 6y ago
At that point, wouldn't the approach be to defend from the client side? Namely, we can instruct the client to not trust any content sign by such-and-such keys. This can be done by pushing out a certificate revocation, etc.
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Show HN: Prompt Framework – customize your command prompt in a modular manner(everchanging.dev)
1 points by entire-name 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Texts-to-passphrase – generate password based on a set of text files(github.com)
5 points by entire-name 7y ago|0 comments
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by entire-name 7y ago
An object pipeline is certainly interesting, and I do use PowerShell from time to time. However, there is a reason extremely simple concepts such as "everything is a file" or "input/output/error are all text" s
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by entire-name 8y ago
Perhaps so, given that for most DNS provider, the ability to modify DNS records automatically gives you the ability to sign those record. This shows the importance of having a dedicated system for signing information, completely separate (a
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by entire-name 8y ago
I guess even some sort of "signed device protocol" will not work. An attacker can just create a device that guesses the device identifier (or whatever is used to create the signature). Then, the attacker device can just keep guess