mwilliaams

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by mwilliaams 5y ago
But also sometimes they might just be stupid
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by mwilliaams 5y ago
That’s really nothing new.
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by mwilliaams 5y ago
The U.S. military has a lot of informative publications such as this. They’re usually pretty easy to read once you find the relevant section. Those interested in this one might also like Naval Telecommunications Procedures [1]. It has a lot
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by mwilliaams 5y ago
What kinks do you think are unhealthy? I’d wager that truly unhealthy kinks are uncommon.
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by mwilliaams 5y ago
Developing open source hardware is much more difficult.
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by mwilliaams 5y ago
Have you not heard of YouTubers? There are a lot of people who make a living off of YouTube.
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by mwilliaams 6y ago
I’m sure there are plenty of secret evil lairs powered by fusion reactors.
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by mwilliaams 6y ago
When I was in high school, one day I cleaned my disgusting keyboard by taking it apart and cleaning beneath the keys. When I reassembled the keyboard I intentionally mixed up all the letters, numbers, and punctuation. Like a blank keyboard
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by mwilliaams 6y ago
Honestly solving the illnesses isn’t enough. I don’t want anything drinking my blood.
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New York, California order tens of millions inside to slow coronavirus spread(reuters.com)
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by mwilliaams 7y ago
I have heard speculation that it was to make the federal government look bad. Or perhaps the local government benefits from maintaining a crisis situation. I’m not Puerto Rican.
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by mwilliaams 7y ago
Aid was delivered to the island. Local officials failed to distribute it, apparently willfully. Abandoned/hidden aid is still being discovered in warehouses and other locations [1]. [1] https://www.npr.org/2020/01&
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by mwilliaams 7y ago
This app specifically is getting mobile phones banned in sensitive military areas/buildings.
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by mwilliaams 7y ago
How does this not get caught before now? The review/QA process for a program this expensive and sensitive should be very strong.
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by mwilliaams 7y ago
Yeah that’s what I did, with iat info. But I did that for every request, and critical actions always hit the db.
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by mwilliaams 7y ago
I did exactly this on the last implementation of JWT I did. Common actions wouldn’t hit the database if the token was less than an hour old, but actions like changing email address or password would always check the database.
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by mwilliaams 7y ago
I was just there and parking was free at the palazzo.
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by mwilliaams 7y ago
Firefox works for me. It’s lighter than chrome ever since the rebuild they did a few years ago.
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by mwilliaams 7y ago
Maybe just limit the number of people you can have a crush on at once.
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by mwilliaams 7y ago
And what percentage are manual transmission vehicles these days? Probably less than 1
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by mwilliaams 7y ago
What are your top sites? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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by mwilliaams 7y ago
That’s no problem, those balloons could always just use hydrogen!
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by mwilliaams 7y ago
All dating or just online/app dating?
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by mwilliaams 7y ago
That’s .001%. Why is anyone even talking about it?
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by mwilliaams 7y ago
How does Firefox compare your actual password to the leaked password without storing your passwords in plaintext?
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by mwilliaams 7y ago
Are you talking about the paper envelope lined with bubble wrap? I thought those were recyclable.
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by mwilliaams 7y ago
For me it’s 20% what everyone else is saying and 80% stack overflow. For real.
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by mwilliaams 7y ago
I’m sure they make the flaws look like honest mistakes, and whatever gets found by someone else is simply patched with a “bugfix” commit.
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by mwilliaams 7y ago
Yes, you are right. I think we all run in to this every once in a while.
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by mwilliaams 7y ago
I meant no disrespect. I’m pretty country myself and I don’t think redneck is derogatory. In fact a lot of country folk are proud to call themselves rednecks. This is evident in popular culture, for example in songs like ‘Redneck Yacht Club

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