nym375

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by nym375 3y ago
Not directly answering re: DNS, but even if you get correct DNS results, at the IP layer there is always a risk of BGP hijacking ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BGP_hijacking#Public_incidents ).
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by nym375 4y ago
Agreed. This article doesn't try to navigate the nuance around why someone still may actually want to follow a program that sounds like disproven broscience. Whether it's about better understanding your limits, familiarizing you
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by nym375 4y ago
Includes "5 years of Pixel updates." Great news --- long overdue!
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by nym375 4y ago
Read the report of the problems he was trying to surface: https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/interactive/2022/t... This doesn't seem like he was "butthurt and caught slackin'." The
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by nym375 4y ago
I think you might be mixing quarterly and yearly numbers.
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by nym375 4y ago
> I don't think Doom 3 has a benchmark mode id Tech games have "timedemo" mode, where they replay a pre-recorded demo as fast as possible, and report how many FPS it was able to process. These were very popular benchmarks
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by nym375 5y ago
You really don't actually want this. This intermediate CA would still be subject to the same extensive CAB Forum / vendor root program requirements (audited yearly via WebTrust) as a root CA. There are a ton of requirements, inclu
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by nym375 6y ago
https://www.mercurynews.com/2015/09/25/sunnyvale-drive-throu...
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by nym375 7y ago
Exponential backoff could DoS someone from opening their own car.
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by nym375 10y ago
It would not surprise me if one of their signals for recommendations is whether that party has viewed your profile.
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by nym375 13y ago
Have you tried recently? libotr version 4.0 (released last year) added handling of this very issue. Both parties need to be running >=4.0, but it shouldn't break down horribly in this scenario.