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anfilt
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Comment #48612528
I do think it would be awesome if something like offset printing was more accessible. The number of stages/steps for a press that can used for a color or effect is often just limit…
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Comment #48612322
Offset printing can have more colors than CYMK. Sometimes a setup will include multiple additional inks beyond CYMK to produce a color or effect that CYMK alone can't produce. Some…
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Comment #48612234
I can tell you there are some places people do notice that a screen can't reproduce all the colors they can see. Anyone who has mixed paint at hardware store or paint store with a …
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Comment #47695249
Not the OP you responded too, but what the hell! I have not really used windows in a while but that's absurd. That text is massive just for an unsigned driver.
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Comment #47667589
I think somewhat sand boxed is fine, but the user should at the end of the day be allowed to let things out or get out if it. The problem with things like iOS is the user can't mak…
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Comment #46970917
This experimental feature is pretty cool. It makes generic programming much nicer in rust especially with arrays!
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Comment #46891613
Speaking of Coroutine libraries, I wrote this stackful one a few years ago: https://github.com/Keith-Cancel/Bunki It has the ability to add context to each coroutine.
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Comment #46523572
Okay do a chemical analysis? I would want that done anyways to know if its safe eat depending on the chemical causing the color.
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Comment #45466763
I hope linkedIn looses.
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Comment #45460056
If your worried about acrylamides then you should not be browning any starchy foods. A lot cooking intentionally wants the Maillard reaction for flavor and texture reasons. When it…
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Comment #45458340
Just season some carbon steel baking pans. The seasoning is non-stick like coating. And works well enough for most things in my experience.
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Comment #45369790
Even with that link I have trouble believing it myself. Like how was this data/survey gathered/administrated? Sample size ect... Also I don't understand how sports seem to get so m…
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Comment #45304674
In my opinion something similar should apply to orphaned and abandoned works. Especially, considering how long copyright lasts.
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Comment #45229667
I would say part of it is that ARM never really had wide spread socketed chips. It's pretty much just always a soldered highly integrated unit. Go go back far enough you had a poin…
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Comment #45084238
What I am saying is the way the cryptography is implemented on locked devices such as iPhone your property rights are being trampled upon via cryptography. By using cryptography, t…
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Comment #45081635
Okay, but as the owner then I should at the very least be allowed to load my own signing keys for the boot-rom to load other software. Like what if I want to run/port linux to the …
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Comment #45081577
The owner of a device should have the final say. The way a lot of this is set up basically deprives the owner of one of their core property rights, in particular the right of exclu…
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Comment #44896173
Speck uses less resources to implement and is faster when I have tested it to compared ASCON. I think the biggest problem is how they went about trying standardize it back in the d…
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Comment #44896106
While I know people where a little sceptical of it. I honestly liked the speck cipher that was published. This cipher is a lot more heavy.
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Comment #44371830
Graph like coding environments like this are a form of code though, so I can definitely see the argument that they just are hosting the users bot for them.
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Comment #43432281
RISC-V moved to Switzerland as well a while ago. I think it's a shame to see stuff like this happening. Regardless, of where one stands currently in the current environment making …
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Comment #43432229
I agree although sites still might concerned about password re-use they could just have an option to generate what is basically a key. Instead of a password and some sort 2fa "toke…
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Comment #43432092
Direct-write lithography has been a thing for a long time such as EBL. It's just SLOW. So it's only really viable for devices that are made in low quantities, simple devices or res…