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BenTheElder
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About BenTheElder
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Comment #36701596
> Unfortunately, if you've used Google Takeout or other systems that can both downsample your photos and videos, as well as actually deleting _or changing_ metadata, deduplicating …
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Comment #28255465
Thanks!
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Comment #28246859
> Uber built a remote kill switch for their tax docs in canada, this isn't unprecedented for them. Do you have a pointer to more on this? Naive searching doesn't seem to turn up an…
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Comment #28148377
FWIW: That project was started as an internal tool with a playful acronym and then went from obscure to well-known enough to making renaming a somewhat regrettable concept rather q…
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Comment #28124454
Ok but the premise of physical harm in person comes from the parent comment, not mine: "Most of those dependencies represents at least one human being who can be threatened with a …
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Comment #28122848
Good points. I suspect for a lot of projects reproducible builds are themselves a bit of a hurdle and not being verified in the rarer case that they already exist, but the point of…
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Comment #28122465
Those are interesting points / possible approaches, however is there any indication that this particular project enables any of that? This seems focused on signing binaries / build…
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Comment #28122097
Why can't they be "threatened with a crowbar" to sign the exploit?
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Comment #27963773
A zero-sized type + hashmap for sets is also done in Go with a `struct{}`. [1][2] But without generics it must be implemented again for each entry type ... Kubernetes uses a code g…
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Comment #27695994
Those things don't have to be inherently slow and e.g. external IP don't need to block bring-up. I've worked on KIND and on clusters on clouds (at Google, but on multiple clouds) a…
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Comment #26543304
`go mod vendor` will populate all dependency sources into `./vendor/` in a modules project for easy grepping. Some projects still use this to ensure sources work airgapped as well.…
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Comment #26110222
Is what appears to be less than 2,000 lines including detailed comments etc. "quite a lot"? This seems like a manageable amount to very carefully maintain and not at all like writi…
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Comment #26110211
this seems like a pretty trivial amount of C, by comparison, and a pretty solved problem now.
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Comment #26074168
FWIW Google did this ("letting go" of an asset) with Kubernetes / the CNCF. I work on this at Google, but Google no longer owns this since 2015.
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Comment #25818173
As I understand it they only removed these after their underlying server provider banned Epik over it ... They also still provide DNS for 8chan/8kun, and continue to host the daily…
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Comment #25712654
Without commenting on the rest ... > Then there is the always present double standard. Why did Twitter allow “Hang Mike Pence” to trend last night? Where are the suspensions and pe…
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Comment #25712205
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/shield/support/shield-tv/ai-ups...
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Comment #25706756
This should actually finally be fixed as iOS 14 rolls out, of course there's still IE ... https://css-tricks.com/webp-image-support-coming-to-ios-14/ https://caniuse.com/?search=we…
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Comment #25704896
Can you elaborate on what you mean by link field? I've searched a bit but I'm not certain what you're referring to in this context.
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Comment #25465538
Do you know if any browsers are doing this? In practice on iOS nothing seems better than safari + the content rules for adblocking, but I admittedly didn't try every app Shipping y…
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Comment #25465464
TIL, thank you :)
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Comment #25464900
In this context they're more or less the same, because the relevant networking / adblocking bits are in webkit, AIUI. It's true that safari and webkit are not the same, this commen…
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Comment #25464866
If you read my comment again you'll note the only claim I make about adblocking is that all browsers must use the same runtime. I don't claim that it's broken, but the ability to s…
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Comment #25464793
that's fair, but and this post are still not equivalent at all.
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Comment #25464774
But all of them are safari core, Apple does not allow other browser runtimes, they're only the custom UI around the webview. [1] All of the core browser bits including adblocking a…