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by suprfsat 8d ago
Yes hi is this performance art or do you stay in character the whole time. Is a 17 megabyte website "small" these days
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by suprfsat 4mo ago
do we really need both npm and nmp though
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by suprfsat 6mo ago
"disobeys robots.txt" is more of a feature
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by suprfsat 7mo ago
Rewrote it in Rust
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by suprfsat 8mo ago
Meet was discontinued; its functionality was merged into Duo and the resulting app renamed to Meet.
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by suprfsat 9mo ago
Ronald's Kryptosystem 4
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by suprfsat 10mo ago
Yeah, my Windows rebooted and then bam, this web page opened itself.
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by suprfsat 1y ago
For example, low effort trolling, or self-propagating supply chain attacks.
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by suprfsat 1y ago
Good news everyone, you've passed the Turing test.
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by suprfsat 1y ago
[reads the HTML Standard] this is hate speech, essentially
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by suprfsat 1y ago
With the funds raised everyone can be assigned a Linux expert to sit next to them.
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by suprfsat 2y ago
They usually spend a minute cursing my mother in a language I don't understand, but they aren't organized enough to note that my number is a huge waste of time.
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by suprfsat 2y ago
Rust Evangelion Strike Force
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by suprfsat 2y ago
> concurrecy
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by suprfsat 2y ago
In Chrome devtools, use WebAuthn > Enable virtual authenticator environment to see the result.
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by suprfsat 2y ago
And the jury's still out on that last bit.
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by suprfsat 2y ago
Eating all this popcorn while I read about people who are super deeply invested in AI or crypto.
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by suprfsat 2y ago
He can't even invert a binary tree on a whiteboard.
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by suprfsat 2y ago
Smart, there is no known upper bound to what the Dutch will pay for a tulip.
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by suprfsat 3y ago
Google Earth still asks me to choose "64 bit .deb (For Debian/Ubuntu)" or "64 bit .rpm (For Fedora/openSUSE)", but I guess user agent sniffing wouldn't help that.
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by suprfsat 3y ago
Well, he grew up in an apartheid state.
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by suprfsat 3y ago
By demanding a ransom, they've already notified the customer that the credentials have been stolen. The value doesn't lie in releasing them. If they wanted to be paid to steal credentials they should have gotten hired as a red tea
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by suprfsat 3y ago
a highly downvoted comment on the hackernews thread "Ask HN: What are your most used Chat GPT prompts". how about a list of 10 1. "Prompt: 'What's your favorite color, and why is it the best?'" 2. "Pr
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by suprfsat 3y ago
> This app isn't available for your device because it was made for an older version of Android. Not "killed off" exactly, no.
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by suprfsat 3y ago
WeWork's innovation was "doing exactly that with vc money"
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by suprfsat 3y ago
We should improve society somewhat.
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by suprfsat 3y ago
You could probably put the disks in an enclosure and then you'd only have 1, maybe 2 items to carry around.
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by suprfsat 3y ago
And those GPT-3.5 calls ain't cheap.
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by suprfsat 3y ago
Bet the "select your country" popup is actually capturing the click in order to start playing audio.
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by suprfsat 3y ago
Why is it that people want to continue using tools that work to solve problems no matter how hard this industry tries to leave them in the dust?

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