ixwt

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by ixwt 13d ago
If you had two dice, one with odds 1->11, and the other 2->12, and you made 1 beat 12, they would have even chances of winning then, right?
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by ixwt 23d ago
I have a 2% cash back credit card from my bank, with no monthly fee. It started as a 1% cash back card around a decade ago, and slowly crept up to 2%. It's a nation wide credit union that has certain requirements to join though.
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by ixwt 23d ago
The point of the key (as the for some reason dead comment points out), is not to prove who took the photo, but what device took the photo. Just as if someone stole a hardware token with a PGP key on could impersonate the owner. The key itse
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by ixwt 24d ago
Keys could be stored in something like TPM on Camera, and could sign the image. The key could then be verified from the camera itself to prove the authenticity of the image. If we as a society deemed it necessary, the camera manufacturer co
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by ixwt 2mo ago
Likely one of two reasons, probably both: 1. Tax write off. 2. Acquiring a competitor, and then closing them down is a way to decrease competiton.
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by ixwt 3mo ago
People often want to share their seeds so that players can play the same game they did. If there was an interesting series of results for example, which gave you a good set of cards. Minecraft does this too with world generation for example
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by ixwt 4mo ago
According to the video about this by Louis Rossman, there wasn't even string sniffing. No changes were made in the code, the client ID was hard coded in, and was untouched by the author.
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by ixwt 8mo ago
All, no. But many, yeah. The Constitution and many of it's Amendments call out people or persons. The 14th Amendment even specifies what a citizen is, and in the next breath says persons cannot be denied due process by the States, not
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by ixwt 9mo ago
I've been using YNAB 4 (aka YNAB Classic on Android) for some time. I got a new phone, and the phone app finally won't run on the new phone. YNAB 4 is also quite buggy on my Arch based setup (someone maintains a package on AUR usi
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by ixwt 9mo ago
Bigger?! What more do you need?! There are also other things that are on the way as well.
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by ixwt 10mo ago
Timed tests encourage wrote memorization and reflexive knowledge. They don't encourage what is reflective of the modern real world knowledge recollection. In almost all scenarios, you have a book to reference for knowledge, much less s
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by ixwt 10mo ago
Narrator's Narrator: "The overwhelming majority of consumers don't care about the bootloader, so the market forces do not have an incentive to keep it unlocked. This leads to the market not 'fixing itselt'. "
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by ixwt 10mo ago
As far as I recall, it was sell cheap, or collapse with nothing. Garmin bought cheap and gutted it for the IP. It wasn't a sell to get paid, it was a sell or get nothing. It wasn't just hardship, it was the end.
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by ixwt 10mo ago
This is a rather bizare take. Pebble turned down a massive deal to keep doing their own thing. They sold cheap after they were going down because they had too mich staff, and not enough sales. Which Eric has said many times, and can even be
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by ixwt 10mo ago
I'm in the same boat. But the specs do mention "Eye Glasses Max Width 140mm"
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by ixwt 11mo ago
The powder in the video has enzymes as well.
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by ixwt 11mo ago
I'm not an expert by any means, but there isn't much to draw people to other games aside from curiosity. When it comes to Chess and Go, there is significant money on the line. Chess was also a proxy fight during the Cold War.
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by ixwt 11mo ago
I'm personally a big fan of asymmetrical games. A game I've wanted to play but have never had the board to play it on is Unlur [0]. Arimaa [1] is another one with some history behind it that is uncommon. It is very much appreciate
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by ixwt 1y ago
Sounds like standard modern business practices to me.
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by ixwt 1y ago
I strongly encourage you to glance at the dissents for that case. That is very much not the case. The Supreme Court willingly ignored very important evidence that was the case.
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by ixwt 1y ago
Huh. Wasn't aware of that feature. Good to know. I didn't fully flesh out the initializing local variables: What part of your code is undefined? You deleted the memory, and the compiler reused it. Then you re-accessed that same me
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by ixwt 1y ago
1. I'm fairly certain you have to use make to get into heap. 2. Odin 0s out memory when declaring a variable unless you explicitly state so with ---. This defines the state of memory when allocated.
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by ixwt 1y ago
This is a simple use after free on the stack. Is that UB?
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by ixwt 1y ago
I think this one asks you to pay for it after a bit. Not that there's anything wrong with that. Just felt bad about getting a little bit in, and then being hit with a decent pay wall.
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by ixwt 1y ago
DeviantOllam has a few videos on YouTube about some con/meetup thing he goes to that does just this. You might be able to get a few ideas from that.
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by ixwt 1y ago
Recently my apartment management company added an option to pay your rent in two payments over the month, rather than all at once at the beginning of the month. I didn't look into it, but there's always a catch with these "pa
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by ixwt 1y ago
And TurboTax got in a bunch of trouble because of the amount of dark patterns they were using to guide you away from the free filing. [0]: https://consumer.ftc.gov/consumer-alerts/2024/01/ftc-finds-t...
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by ixwt 1y ago
I see the handheld as a stepping stone. The big benefit to a console style device is a very small amount of hardware to target, whereas the PC market at large is a very large amount of hardware to target. The handheld was just a market that
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by ixwt 1y ago
A Linux PC handheld is the game changing part. It's a big boon to the Linux gaming community because of the amount of effort Valve has put into Linux in the Proton layer. It gives devs a target Linux platform to build to and test to. A
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by ixwt 1y ago
Microsoft at it again with Embrace, Extend, Extinguish.

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