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3y ago
From 2008, but still applicable: https://nealabq.com/blog/2008/09/15/bugs-returned-mem-refs/
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5y ago
Oh, the irony. https://iili.io/qkNFd7.png
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6y ago
Someone tracked this down to a piece of software called Live! Cam Avatar: https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-56010156
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6y ago
> x86 is notable in that you can cause a branch or jump without calling a branch or jump instruction. I'm curious what you are referring to here. Are you talking about CMOV? Or INT/SYSCALL/SYSENTER? Or just the ability
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7y ago
It's because they have the "American dream" of rising to the top. https://youtu.be/xxD9nGL3NLY
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7y ago
Not disputing this, but the UX of navigating to a bank's website using Chrome on XP and getting redirected to a "Download Chrome" link when there isn't a newer version for your OS isn't a great experience either.
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7y ago
Or just turn off javascript for the site, and the paywall doesn't happen.
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7y ago
Less effective at cooling, more effective at dehumidifying (it seems there is a presumption that dehumidification is roughly linear with operating time.)
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7y ago
I think this is what is being referred to: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20643052
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7y ago
For N=104, if you look at the PDF and zoom in, you can see the blue circles have a line rather than a dot. Admittedly, it is hard to see why the blue circles do not have enough freedom to move slightly away and become magenta (particularly
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7y ago
> So they have a duty to select a CEO who doesn't enable the unnecessary waste of corporate money on optional taxes. Waste is one of a very short list of categories that are considered something no one wants: https://med
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7y ago
That might be true, but the reason for this recommendation is because botulism spores can exist in honey and the systems (mostly gut bacteria, from what I understand) of infants are not developed enough to deal with it, unlike older childre
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7y ago
> I'm not sure I've ever seen the design you're referring to I think this style is what was being referred to: https://www.amazon.com/Stansport-Aluminum-Scout-Canteen-1-Qu... This particular item does not
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7y ago
I basically gave up on twitch after it stopped working on the Xbox 360. The app just shows thumbnails but never streams. It doesn't work right in the browser for me either, probably due to running an old version of Chrome, but it use
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7y ago
Nothing. It made the news in 2009 in Phoenix: http://bobarno.com/thiefhunters/airport-luggage-theft/
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7y ago
The paper talks about dynamic networks where nodes are being added or removed. If m and k are fixed, does it set an effective upper bound on the number of nodes? How do you address the possibility of multiple nodes having colliding ha
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7y ago
If you have array @foo in perl, $#foo is the index of the last element of the array, which is just the size of the array -1. So if @foo is undefined, $#foo is -1. Using a variable instead of 'foo' is a symbolic reference, so this
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It is much older than that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bell,_book,_and_candle I believe in contemporary use it has become associated with witches, and I have seen it used as a general "occult" reference.
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8y ago
The popularity of lobster is generally attributed to it being canned and served on the railroads (thinking that they could get away with serving cheap meat to customers in the midwest unfamiliar with it) and then people developing a taste f
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8y ago
Calculator is interesting in that there is a physical button on (many) keyboards to open it. Ironically enough, I encountered a bug with the Windows 10 calculator that caused it to crash upon opening: the window would draw, then a second l
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I remember getting a free polo shirt with the AltaVista logo embroidered on it. I don't recall the specific circumstances that led to being sent a shirt, and I wore holes in it so I no longer have it, but it really was superior to the
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The US does have a television network called PBS (Public Broadcasting Service) which is a non-profit organization although it is only partially government funded (they generally ask for donations from viewers about once a year). The qualit
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9y ago
The term comes from the history of firefighting: http://www.firehydrant.org/info/hist-fp.html
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9y ago
Well, there is this approach: #include <stdio.h> #include <stdint.h> #define FIZZ(x) (x & 0x0924) #define BUZZ(x) (x & 0x0210) #define FIZZBUZZ(x) (x & 0x4000) #defi
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I am reminded of this comic strip every time this comes up (despite it being from about 7 or 8 years ago): http://www.smbc-comics.com/?id=1883
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9y ago
Apparently you can file separately in order to not take spousal income into account, then file an amended return to make it joint instead without recalculating the debt relief. Seems a bit shady to me, but apparently not uncommon.
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Glad to see that this was not dropped! I did notice that matasano.com/articles/crypto-challenges/ has been returning a 404 for the past month or two. Will there be a way to automatically submit / advance, for those of u
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That doesn't really do much for those of us with backgrounds that do not include Javascript / web development. Such as embedded processors, just to use an example that might be exactly the type of people who would find this challe
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This is one of the points where British English and American English diverge. Candy in the US is the generic word with the identical meaning as what in the UK is just called "sweets". Same thing as trousers / pants, althoug
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I got to level 6 before I quit. I'm certain I could complete it but I could not justify spending any more time on it. In contrast to their previous ctf, this time the contest itself seemed less technically robust. The site didn't work in
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