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Saavedro
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Comment #45089446
before long we'll all have to have to run six or seven different hyper-situational vscode forks, all incompatible with different sets of extensions, having separate subscriptions t…
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Comment #44949113
You also may need to run fstrim inside WSL to make all the free space actually compactible
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Comment #44848871
they cannot. they do not have persistent memory.
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Comment #42417922
there's literally no way to implement this on ethereum, smart contracts can't store secrets, all of their state is public.
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Comment #17931074
i mean, if you're talking about how convenient is to shop there it kind of is? Doesn't matter if I'm technically close to a place if I gotta take a long detour to actually arrive.
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Comment #15908080
Our system is already structured in a way to incentivize actually reinvesting and doing stuff with that money instead of adding it to one's personal hoard -- think that but enough …
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Comment #14336985
sorry, I meant provisioned. As far as I know (could be wrong) it doesn't even listen to any network ports until its provisioned
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Comment #14336839
i don't think anyone has found a machine yet where AMT is enabled out of the box either
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Comment #13396836
this requires humans to be able to generate and remember passwords with decent entropy
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Comment #12364354
It's worth noting that a lot of attacks that seem hard to pull off get sooner or later packaged up in ways that people with remarkably little knowledge about computers much less co…
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Comment #11274925
Yes. A JSON Object is not an ATM Machine.
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Comment #10424364
well, matter for what? For building software that seems to work, sure, no. But for being able to speak to its capabilities -- or even know what they are, especially in the case of …
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Comment #9345384
map takes a function and returns a function that takes a list and returns a list. It has a type like: (a->b) -> [a] -> [b] (I take a function from type a to type b and return a fun…
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Comment #9345226
> Or is it more like you pass the multiply function the first operand (2 in this case) and it returns a function multiply-by-2 which you pass the second operand This is exactly it.…
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Comment #9344974
Wow. [EDIT] The responses that amounted to "You did nothing wrong!" "We don't need to talk about this!" were what made the thread heated -- outside of that it was just a couple of …
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Comment #9344879
You're here fighting against the _grave injustice_ that someone ... felt a little bad about an assumption they made? Having that "oh shit" moment isn't a bad thing. Realizing that …
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Comment #9105953
It's snake oil -- entropy isn't "depleted" in any meaningful way; once your kernel PRNG has accumulated enough entropy that you'd be comfortable using it to generate a crypto key i…
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Comment #6699666
It's not possible for the pool to hide what chain it is working on from its miners. If you're connected to the ES-pool when it is working on the mainline chain and you see it start…
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Comment #6573112
s/small business/small retail/
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Comment #6101537
> The receiver device runs a scaled-down Chrome browser with a receiver application that receives data over Internet Protocol and transmits it to the television via HDMI. https://d…
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Comment #5693485
A while back I put together a doodad to collect and plot this sort of data over reddit (both as a whole and at a subreddit level), see http://reddalyzr.com/#/all The banner is ther…
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Comment #5475833
You can make Shamir's secret sharing redundant if you are worried about that. You could make say, 6 USB drives, any 3 which can recovery your wallet. As long as no more than -half-…
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Comment #5312229
In both of these cases you can get google to do what you prefer by typing "define" in front. "define ford" shows a dictionary definition of ford before all results, "define stack o…
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