uudecoded

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by uudecoded 10mo ago
Agreed. The community orientation is great now. I had mixed feelings about them after finding and reporting a live vuln (medium-severity) back in 2005 or so.[1] I'm not really into social media but it does seem like they've change
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by uudecoded 1y ago
For what it's worth, based on somewhat frequent posts to r/cruise and Cruise Critic, travel routers are very often confiscated by ship personnel and held for pickup until departure day. They appear on major cruise lines prohibited
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by uudecoded 2y ago
You'll be fine. BUT be sure to keep your live card out of a testing environment, because that's a PCI violation.
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Closing the Software Understanding Gap(cisa.gov)
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by uudecoded 2y ago
My list of seven things I wish I would not hear as an autist: 1. Loud refrigerators / appliances / computer fans 2. ICE engines with mechanical problems / modified exhaust 3. Smoke alarm replace-battery beeping 4. Noisy airfl
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by uudecoded 2y ago
Generally, but also especially when the position is "WordPress".
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by uudecoded 3y ago
Thank you for sharing - I misunderstood - this is a javascript visualizer, and has no additional analytic capability beyond visualization, or did I miss something?
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by uudecoded 3y ago
I read your profile and see that you are a CTO of a fintech. Given that, by what method do you navigate that tool's [explain.dalibo.com] assertion of "It is recommended not to send any critical or sensitive information"? Is t
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by uudecoded 3y ago
How long does it take to break even on the carbon output of asphalt demolition and haul-away vs carbon input of optimal density trees planted in the same space?
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by uudecoded 3y ago
Has anyone noticed that there are now 78 comments on this post and no Rioters checking in? Have I missed something? On any HN corporate layoff post, we should expect some volume of named company FTEs or impacted folks commenting. There seem
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by uudecoded 3y ago
This is great! I wonder how long until we see GPT-assisted decompilation. Taking a peek at the source, it's so interesting to see the a piece of history. For example, this was released in Japan in 2000, then internationally months late
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by uudecoded 3y ago
In Seattle (since Boeing was the largest employer in the state until Amazon succeeded them), there was a common line: "if it's not Boeing, I'm not going" (See '79 bumper sticker: https://www.ebay.com&#x2F
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by uudecoded 3y ago
It's probably because they technically have to make that job posting and let it sit before handing it off to a contract firm for $300k.
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by uudecoded 3y ago
This is a fine simulation, and, as described, it does not account for overhead baggage handling, and as mentioned in other comments: families traveling together. If you have ever taken a commercial flight, you have seen it: the individual t
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by uudecoded 3y ago
Are those scare quotes or irony that isn't clear? Why link a CNBC article from 2020? Here's a paper from last year: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9321237/ Yes, it's Omicron, but
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by uudecoded 3y ago
What if I want to live an AND life AND an OR life? This post finds reasonable fault with false dichotomies as "OR life" then reifies the structure of false dichotomy in the title and proposition as positivist thinking. I think the
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by uudecoded 3y ago
As a 25 foot Class C RV driver, I've encountered what you describe from heavy trucks, Class A's, other Class C's, Priuses, and Teslas. It's all over the place. I have to have a certain calm about it, especially on summer
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by uudecoded 3y ago
I am going to go ahead and trust Tom Lane on this one, over someone who is working on "serverless Postgres". Godspeed to the forthcoming fork.
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by uudecoded 3y ago
I believe that SF hotel occupancy is down, but it's not for the typical reasons that are fanned around: there are numerous South San Francisco hotels that are MUCH cheaper, 15-20 minutes away, and have free shuttles to the airport (SFO
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by uudecoded 4y ago
It is important to note that Stripe is a wrapper around Wells Fargo. This means it's an 800 pound gorilla in a dev/bay friendly costume (docs? API?). They cannot fix the financial system unless they can become Wells. That will not
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by uudecoded 4y ago
I got an 82, so assume we are thinking similarly. I am personally interrogating my response to this: "Oh no! A trolley is heading towards 5 people who tied themselves to the track. You can pull the lever to divert it to the other track
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by uudecoded 4y ago
This literally caused me to have a bad taste in my mouth when I was in high school: My yearbook advisor sent yahoo mail and asked what I would like to be picked up at Starbucks for an early morning meeting the next day. "Caramel Mocha,
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by uudecoded 4y ago
I don't understand what is going on here - I read this before on https://diataxis.fr - so I guess this is some sort of fork: 2021-04-07: https://github.com/evildmp/diataxis-documentation-framework/
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by uudecoded 5y ago
Could you elaborate more on the control mechanisms that supported the outcome of "your machine will often fail to boot, can't be remotely boot-unlocked" for said anti-supported use cases?
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by uudecoded 5y ago
Thank you for sharing this, it's interesting - I've also gotten the impression (but lack citation) that Intel E cores are targeted at thermal isolation instead of power minimization as the M1 may target. This is front of mind for
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by uudecoded 5y ago
I am curious, since Intel is relying more and more on P and E cores as well, is there any reference or research available for optimizing multithreaded userland process tasks with varying QoS? A lot of the pthreads books I see are from the l
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by uudecoded 5y ago
Incentives - exactly. "People managers" prioritize interpersonal manageability while owners / "sufficiently incentivized" / technical managers have more weighting towards competency and execution performance. A
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by uudecoded 5y ago
Sorry you got access revoked. I accidentally did a net send (via the GUI) to the whole district domain instead of my friend in AP CS that said "Time for break!" right before the snack break. In my next class, the teacher was talki
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by uudecoded 5y ago
This is interesting and potentially has value. To the end of deriving public value, is there source code or (non-)business logic that can provide an explanation to the choices made in developing this form? Alternatively, and pessimistically