eva_cananim

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by eva_cananim 2y ago
The linked article is incorrect nonsense.
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by eva_cananim 2y ago
From a five minute look, this appears to be a useless pile of crap. I don't see anything that "neutralizes 0days" or does "cutting-edge artificial intelligence" as claimed.
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by eva_cananim 2y ago
previously https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34216316
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by eva_cananim 2y ago
Years ago, there were a couple of newspaper websites where adding a dot after the domain name bypassed the paywall.
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by eva_cananim 3y ago
From using a vpn, I find that youtube adverts are different between countries. I find the adverts aimed at Panama to be least displeasing, they get adverts for South American soft drinks that I'v not heard of before and real estate age
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by eva_cananim 3y ago
The hnn submission title does not match the link. Discussion of wifi at the "Bay view" building https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39671129 Two years ago discussion of the link https://news.ycombinato
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by eva_cananim 3y ago
Cheap electronic gadgets that are made in China. If China wants to be paid the couple of trillion dollars that they are owed by other countries then the cost of electronic devices will go up. Cheap semiconductors, such as chips for TVs, sma
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by eva_cananim 3y ago
Cheap telephone calls (if you don't mind if you don't mind computers at Three Letter Agencies analyzing your communications)
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by eva_cananim 3y ago
Legend has it that a significant number of people got a shock when they were verbally told to create an email address and typed in hotmale dot com.
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by eva_cananim 3y ago
https://archive.is/BNp58
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by eva_cananim 3y ago
You have asked for minimum development work so ... "Write your email address legibly on a piece of paper and mail it with a US $1 bill to $ADDRESS." Obviously 1) it will cost people 68¢ for a stamp, 2) won't really work for p
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by eva_cananim 3y ago
My view on web forum spam from my experience a few years ago, so possibly slightly out of date: Once a web forum has existed for six months the flood of spam will be greater than a single person can manually moderate without giving up or go
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by eva_cananim 3y ago
The metal cables that held up the tower have been laying on the ground for long enough that plants have grown over them then died in the winter. Three foot tall plants have grown in front of the door of the equipment cabin that would have b
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by eva_cananim 3y ago
I strongly disagree. The EU wants to force browser makers to have their browsers trust root certificates issued by EU governments. Mozilla should have already closed their offices in Europe and done everything they can to remove themselves
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by eva_cananim 3y ago
https://archive.is/Dpduw
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by eva_cananim 3y ago
I used to read a forum about Visual Basic programming. A recurring theme was "I put an X byte message into a TCP connection and I have written the software at the other end with the assumption that all X bytes will arrive at the same t
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by eva_cananim 3y ago
If ten thousand people have a copy of the source code for bash 5.1.4 then do you count that once or ten thousand times? If you only count each version once then do you only count official releases or do you increase the count by 500MB when
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by eva_cananim 3y ago
https://archive.is/DEqAN
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by eva_cananim 3y ago
https://archive.is/q9Xtv
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by eva_cananim 3y ago
As far as I can tell from googling for a few minutes, in this context "RCU" is a linux kernel thing for arbitrating different threads accessing the same memory using Read-Copy-Update method.
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by eva_cananim 3y ago
I'm guessing that you are using the internet connections of people who install 'free' apps? Are you installing these proxies in an ethical and legal manner?
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by eva_cananim 3y ago
I am not any kind of lawyer, including not being an intellectual property lawyer. In my view, ignoring all the froth due to fools thinking NFTs are a get-rich-quick scheme that might actually work, it is all governed by the usual copyright,
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by eva_cananim 3y ago
I can see it, my guess is that an algorithm at Meta Corporation does not like you. I'm slightly surprised that I can read the threads website, from my static ip address Facebook has always showed "Log In or Create New Account&quot
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by eva_cananim 3y ago
Microsoft, please stop making things worse. (This is about adding an extra key to keyboards, for a moment I guessed this would be about a license key to enable "AI" features, sigh, it would make too much sense if people could avoi
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by eva_cananim 3y ago
I agree with the sentiment. I loathe windows 10. I ran Windows Server 2016 as a desktop operating system for a while, you can use a trial version for six months, which I found much less annoying but is not a solution to all the issues this
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by eva_cananim 3y ago
Presumably you want managed web hosting where someone else applies security updates? If you are willing to be a linux sysadmin then a VPS is incredibly cheap these days, but you are responsible for fixing security holes before the box gets
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by eva_cananim 3y ago
I'm just going to point to this blog post by a reputable data recovery company that tested spinrite and found that it "fixed" a bad sector by overwriting it with irrelevant data from elsewhere. https://www.recovery
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by eva_cananim 3y ago
There is a thin layer of soil and tree roots on top of solid rock. The trees are bending over in the wind and lifting up the roots and soil. Just some trees with roots that don't go deep down.
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by eva_cananim 3y ago
You have truncated a character so that url does not work https://archive.ph/GxPxr
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by eva_cananim 3y ago
https://archive.ph/BHYHA

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