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by samtheprogram 2y ago
The website literally stated it was not for speculation, they didn't want the price to go up, and there were multiple ways to get some for free. If people were reckless, greedy, and/or lazy because of the crypto hype and got &quot
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by samtheprogram 2y ago
To me that was obvious satire of the crypto scene.
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by samtheprogram 2y ago
> internal, but by design usually accessible on the public internet Your API can be accessible obviously, but put ZeroMQ behind a firewall so only the API server can reach it. If it’s running on the same server, at least block the port Z
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by samtheprogram 2y ago
I have two pairs of perfectly good wireless headphones I don’t use anymore because the batteries are screwed. No replacement method, it’s just ewaste. Basically $200+ destroyed. I have since bought a phone with a headphone jack and stopped
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by samtheprogram 2y ago
You’ll either need to give up GPU acceleration on the unsupported upgrade to post-Mojave, or lose the Firefox support later this year on the next LTS. I’m not happy about it.
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by samtheprogram 2y ago
Arch and Gentoo were also not supported, although the code shipped, because the exploit explicitly checked for RPM- and deb-packaged distros. Suse is RPM based, but don’t remember whether the check was for the utilities or another method —
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by samtheprogram 2y ago
This. "Building the future" is just asking for a similarly lazy retort.
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by samtheprogram 2y ago
Around 5 years ago, peer negotiation got massively simplified with new additions to the spec (see Perfect Negotiation). If you’re on a browser released since then, your life will be far easier.
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by samtheprogram 2y ago
If we want to be pedantic, the corporation is producing the export, coordinating _harvesters_ with transportation and final sale of the good — and paying the harvesters before they’ve made a cent. Pedantry and calling something “propaganda”
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by samtheprogram 2y ago
I think a lot of these “20s” lessons and better emotional regulation you learn before the child is old enough to remember, i.e. by your late twenties. Although, I think going through that learning process + raising a baby + recently newly w
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by samtheprogram 2y ago
Not news, and per the article: > Furthermore, we show that ZenHammer can trigger Rowhammer bit flips on a DDR5 device for the first time.
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by samtheprogram 2y ago
Didn’t they already unload when they sold to Condé Nast? Or did PG partake in the re-acquisition?
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by samtheprogram 2y ago
Thought it was bait, but I can confirm I can find private repos in the search results. What the heck?
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by samtheprogram 3y ago
This. The parts and information in question are already hard to get and aren’t being sold to authorized repair providers.
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by samtheprogram 3y ago
Ahh, I see. In that case, most of DownDetectors data are from Twitter and other sources, not first party reporting, although even in the case of first party data, it is also sourced via "visits to DownDetector" which can be from a
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by samtheprogram 3y ago
> do you really think there are masses of people who can’t tell the difference between a single sign on service being down and individual sites being down and reporting it to downdetector? Have you never seen The Website Is Down? https:
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by samtheprogram 3y ago
Have never had this problem. There must have been something specific to your scenario, like the game wasn't downloaded, or it's a specific title?
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by samtheprogram 3y ago
The old Apple would've pitted two (much smaller) teams against each other. Not sure if the company culture really aligns with that type of structure now, but it's a big assumption that 300 people would all be a single team/or
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by samtheprogram 3y ago
If you have Spotify Premium, it's been possible for years to set up a Spotify Connect receiver, and you can control your connect receivers via API, so it is in fact possible to use a third party client, if one exists. Spot knocked it o
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by samtheprogram 3y ago
They are an electric provider in the United States. I last dealt with them while in California.
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by samtheprogram 3y ago
They (Basecamp) recently moved off of cloud, so I’m wondering if they even care for their particular use case. I’m sure this is configurable in general though?
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by samtheprogram 3y ago
This is what I do and it works great - uBlock Origin defaults, and NoScript. It’s surprising how well the internet works without JavaScript.
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by samtheprogram 3y ago
I use NoScript for this as well, I’ll have to check out uMatrix.
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by samtheprogram 3y ago
Same, and despite this, Vim over SSH feels better than regular VSCode (assuming a decent internet connection).
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by samtheprogram 3y ago
> can be shortened to "The article mentions that". I shortened it to RTFA.
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by samtheprogram 3y ago
There’s no reason you couldn’t just leave it in your own branch of git and not merge it. It’s not that hard.
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by samtheprogram 3y ago
This a 1mb Keras ML model that’s open source. I passionately dislike Surveillance Capitalism but bringing it up when it’s completely irrelevant only weakens the argument. RTFA.
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by samtheprogram 3y ago
This is beyond what file is capable of. It’s also mentioned in the third paragraph. RTFA.
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by samtheprogram 3y ago
I just wasted a lot of time debugging database triggers. I wish the ergonomics around some PostgreSQL features were better, but I do love the idea that it supports so much at the database level.
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by samtheprogram 3y ago
GP was responding to a comment comparing it to network IO in terms of bottlenecks in your application stack ...?

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