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Comment #30781446
Afghanistan?
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Comment #28200228
It is to support finding devices you can cast to inside the app (like conference calling boxes.)
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Comment #28072802
If you can recreate a file so it’s hash matches known CP then that file is CP my dude. The probability of just two hashes accidentally colliding is approximately: 4.3*10-60 Even if…
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Comment #27878747
The overhead of stream abstractions is negligible if your goal is security when processing arbitrary input files provided from a zero-trust environment. In environments where you’r…
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Comment #27878606
If your goal is validation (i.e. this is a JPG/PNG) and stripping of EXIF data it is entirely possible to write your own parser in a managed and safe language in less than 500 line…
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Comment #27638820
The binary is that big on Linux because the debug symbols are embedded in the executable. You need to strip them.
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Comment #27357629
Rainway | Seattle, WA | Remote | Full Time | https://rainway.work/ We're unleashing the future of computing, collaboration, productivity, and development by using real-time video s…
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Comment #27059491
See, all you have to do is push people who claim to want an apolitical workspace just a little to get their real views to surface. Enjoy your sad, weird life https://andrew.im/
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Comment #27052896
The political speech some wish to see silenced revolves around the racial and socioeconomic inequality they benefit from each day. Turning a blind eye to systemic racism does not m…
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Comment #27052789
> I rarely see talented developers doing this because they're too busy working. I love the privilege on display here. You can ignore racial inequality issues because "they are too …
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Comment #26643719
They are impossible to benchmark against each other without making an assumption about how often you want to access the data, and which parts of it you want to access. but this mea…
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Comment #26636008
One of the authors of Bebop here: - The benchmark code is present in the laboratory directory of the repository. - We don’t compare to Capt’n Proto because it does not have a stabl…
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Comment #26635922
Bebop supports tagged unions now.
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