ribcage

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by ribcage 1y ago
Things like these are absolutely idiotic. Every single computer, be it a laptop or desktop or a phone, are able to produce randomness. Why in the hell would you trust a random website?
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by ribcage 1y ago
There really needs to be an open source project for a PC motherboard.
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by ribcage 1y ago
Video game Hitman from 2000 had cloth. Mirror's Edge from 2008 had tearable cloth. And I am pretty sure they weren't the first.
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by ribcage 1y ago
Yes, that's what I use. Sometimes I still get tempted to use echo because there's less typing...
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by ribcage 1y ago
Yes. The famous echo on Linux systems does not have it and therefore it's impossible to print the string "-n o p e", because -n will be interpreted as an option.
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by ribcage 2y ago
The real tragedy is that our processors try to win a bit more speed by sacrificing simplicity and therefore increasing the chances of such exploits. The other tragedy is that our operating systems are obsolete and have worthless security. B
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by ribcage 2y ago
Mankind for some reason is blind. Doing CTRL F for the magic word in this Hacker News thread yields no results. There was a political conflict amongst Chinese people which had it's peak at the moment the virus appeared. If not for the
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by ribcage 2y ago
Most cheap foods with chocolate already have little cocoa in it. The essence of chocolate is made up of three parts, a sweetener like sugar, an oil with a high melting point, and cocoa oil has one of the highest melting points out of plant
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by ribcage 2y ago
I often wonder if it's just my imagination or is it really like that. I am still not sure.
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by ribcage 2y ago
It's not profitable to make operating systems secure because that encourages use of cracked software, and such software is where most malware comes from.
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by ribcage 2y ago
I am pretty sure ordinary people will be amazed by this technology even after a thousand years.
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by ribcage 2y ago
Someone should ban "AI" articles on Hacker News.
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by ribcage 2y ago
Debian = Debra + Ian
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by ribcage 2y ago
plaintext is obsolete. Only good for storing passwords.
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by ribcage 2y ago
Let's automate everything, so we don't need to do anything just lay in our bed.
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by ribcage 2y ago
Unfortunately some humans are just violent in nature. Or perhaps most. When robots become as intelligent as humans, some people might enjoy abusing them like they once enjoyed abusing people of different skin color.
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by ribcage 2y ago
The universe would die of shame right now if it knew it's humans are spending their time questioning garbage like this.
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by ribcage 2y ago
The first thing I do after installing a web browser is disable search for the URL bar.
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by ribcage 2y ago
AI destroying mankind has always been a theme, but it's probably not going to be in the form of a physical war. This picture generation will probably have a very negative impact on mankind. Imagination is one of the driving forces of m
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by ribcage 2y ago
Steam sells software and prevents you from copying it and using it easily. Not something you want to happen to a Linux distribution.
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by ribcage 2y ago
And this will probably mark the end of Apache. All good things come to an end. I never even associated their name or symbol with native Americans. This is idiotic.
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by ribcage 2y ago
Your friend is probably a retard if he invites you for a coffee and tells you to engineer a plant to terraform Mars.
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by ribcage 2y ago
Humans are animals, not plants or mushrooms.
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by ribcage 2y ago
Are you kidding me? A modern CPU should run Quake at 600FPS at 720p. Yes, CPU.