mikevin

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by mikevin 1y ago
Any idea where to find the source? Wondering how it's set up.
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by mikevin 1y ago
Would certificate pinning also remove the first option? I wonder if we are moving to a system where inspecting your own traffic isn't a viable option anymore, am I missing a workaround?
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by mikevin 2y ago
I mean that's something you need to do every time a DB is involved. Not really an argument against ETAGS.
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by mikevin 2y ago
Of course there's a conflict of interest. It's their right to promote their solution but I would never take their word for it.
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by mikevin 2y ago
Sometimes I wish I had the kind of education that allows you to interpret Terms of Use, Privacy Notices and other legal mumbojumbo in a way that answers my questions. It's great practice if you like cryptic crosswords though.
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by mikevin 2y ago
Is that the correct video for CPS?
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by mikevin 2y ago
Do you have a writeup of the technical details? How does this exploit (without reading the code and reverse engineering it)?
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by mikevin 2y ago
I'm curious what the compressed text looks like. Anyone have an example?
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by mikevin 2y ago
I really like "archive" and "tag" overviews. I don't want to scroll through every post in full as a way of finding an entry that interests me. Not really a blog but Hackaday on mobile is really bad at this. It'
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by mikevin 2y ago
Do you have a repo for your Guile solutions to AoC? Would love to see it.
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by mikevin 3y ago
Can you expand on why you prefer that approach?
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by mikevin 3y ago
> What do you mean by threaded here? Here's a good explanation. https://www.bradrodriguez.com/papers/moving1.htm
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by mikevin 3y ago
Why does the ISA spec define the starting adress of the text segment anyway? Struggling to find a good reason.
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by mikevin 4y ago
This might be a bit extreme but if you really want to learn bottom-up I would suggest nand2tetris https://www.nand2tetris.org/ It's not about networking but it's a good way to understand the picture from electrons
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by mikevin 4y ago
Does you know of a good resource to learn this kind of research/fact checking. I don't have an academic background but recently got interested in improving my ability to identify "fake news" and assess the validity of so
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by mikevin 4y ago
'Proof of Authority' sounds an awful lot like the regular banking system.
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by mikevin 4y ago
Theoretically automatically popping up that dialog could result in you authenticating without being aware you did so. It would require you resting your finger on the right spot but it might be the reason for this behaviour.
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by mikevin 4y ago
This might come across a but harsh but I don't know how else to put it without resorting to my native language but I feel kind of sad for you. You sound like someone's who's lost hope in (at least part of) humanity. Your anec
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by mikevin 4y ago
A ticket supposedly represents some worthwhile task that's worth specifying. If it takes just 30 seconds to create it can't possibly concern a task that's worth the cost of involving ceremony/process.
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by mikevin 4y ago
I don't think it is. We're all professionals, if I'm doing something they need to know about then I'll inform them. A ticket that takes 2 minutes to create is just distracting from tickets that provide real value to my c
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by mikevin 4y ago
That's assuming a lot about the work environment. If your have a team full of professionals, trusted by stakeholders then you don't need any of that. If my teammember decides documentation needs updating he should go ahead and u
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by mikevin 4y ago
Quick question: What's the "uxn" you're referring to? Hard to google 3 letters.
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by mikevin 4y ago
You could fix that by contributing since it's open-source and GPL-licenced. https://gitlab.com/muttmua/mutt
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by mikevin 4y ago
I don't know if I can agree, yes SEO spam is probably worse but it's grown side-by-side with Google, both sides have more money and resources. SEO spammers decided to improve their tools/techniques. Google realized they coul
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by mikevin 4y ago
eshell has a module called eshell-smart that borrows from Plan 9's 9term, it automatically pages long commands, stays on the same line for editing if you show intent to change it and automatically scrolls to the end if you start typing
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by mikevin 4y ago
I guess comfortable with regards to temperature but definitely not livable in any other regard.
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by mikevin 4y ago
man 3 readline to make sure you don't end up with something like urxvt-readline(1)
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by mikevin 4y ago
I'm not up to date on Core but .NET/C# on Windows with Visual Studio is by far the best development experience I've ever had. It's so mature and well integrated. If Core offers 10% of that I'd highly recommend loo
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by mikevin 4y ago
I wish GNU Emacs had better introspection, It's probably because it values user experience more but it saddens me when I see "You shouldn't use this from a lisp program, it's intended for users" or something like it
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by mikevin 5y ago
> It's even worse when you activate Office 365. There is a small checkbox at the end which if you don't uncheck, converts your local administrator into your Microsoft account.. Going back to a local administrator account is not

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