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PreInternet01

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    "If only they used DC from the wall socket, all those H100s would be green" is, not, I think, the hill you want to die on. But, yeah, my three 18MW/y racks agree that more power ef…

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    > In the line of sight of victim Yeah, you can actually check out the details in https://www.emvco.com/specifications/contactless-specificati... -- relevant parameter is "Device Es…

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    > is that enforced by some certification process Yes, pretty much any NFC payment solution has to be EMVCo (Eurocard/Mastercard/Visa) licensed, and relay resistance is an explicit …

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    Comment #42197257

    Sorry, but as someone who is involved with the development of contactless payment terminals, this just isn't a practical attack. The phase where the relaying is supposed to happen …

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    Comment #42155304

    Oh, nothing gets dropped silently, but bounced right back with `550 5.7.1 Message rejected due to content (Attachment refused: MATCH- code )`. And for anything oversized, funny or …

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    > To defend against concatenated ZIP files, Perception Point suggests that users and organizations use security solutions that support recursive unpacking Yeah, or, you know, just …

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    "People just submitted it. I don't know why. They 'trust me'. Dumb fucks"

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    "after years of working in DevOps, MLOps, and now GenAI" You truly know how to align yourself with hype cycles?

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    When using implicit typing, definitely `var foo = (int Foo)12`. Less sure what the explicit variant should look like, since parsing may be trickier, but `(int Foo) foo = 12` might …

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    Comment #42124899

    You can do this in C# as well, so that the final line in the snippet below causes a compile-time error, which is quite nice for many purposes: private enum Derp { } private enum Fo…

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    Comment #42055097

    "Please don't complain about tangential annoyances—e.g. article or website formats, name collisions, or back-button breakage. They're too common to be interesting" Also, your back …

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    Counterpoint: no, it's just more hype. Doing real-time OCR on 1280x1024 bitmaps has been possible for... the last decade or so? Sure, you can now do it on 4K or 8K bitmaps, but tha…

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    Depends on your definition of "free", but, yeah. For non-commercial, non-paid use, both VS and Rider are good options, but this submission still breaks site guidelines and is a dup…

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    That's... not the title of the linked article? And, whereas it's nice that Rider is now free for non-commercial use, and it's definitely a capable IDE, Visual Studio remains an equ…

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    Pravda has been out of print since 1991. So, while I get your sentiment, it's probably good to acknowledge that propaganda has gotten a bit more... subtle in the meantime?

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    Comment #41926960

    No, but would you accept an above-the-fold photo of Trump at a McDonald's instead?

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    We'll miss out on an insightful analysis of how the huge amount of votes for Harris are a big problem for the Harris campaign? Scary... Big Media thought-pieces on how Big Media is…

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    Oops. Well, since recursive acronyms are widely-accepted in our industry as well, I'll just leave that one up.