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b1temy

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    Comment #48008444

    I completely agree with climbing gyms! I'm lucky enough that I live in a city that has a newbie-friendly group that climbs every week and goes for dinner and board games afterwards…

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    Comment #48008349

    It's obvious in hindsight but to me its really interesting you can collect data points on the community just by chatting with them. Maybe you could guess, by appearance or behaviou…

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    Comment #47873244

    > ...stored in the global StorageDatabaseNameHashtable. > This mapping: > - Is keyed only by the database name string > ... > - Is shared across all origins Why is this global keye…

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    Comment #47872615

    Someone from my high school added me on LinkedIn and works at Palantir. What I find interesting, is that a few months after joining, he scrubbed all posts, descriptions, and mentio…

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    Comment #47860811

    Back when I was in university, one of the units touching Assembly[0] required students to use subtraction to zero out the register instead of using the move instruction (which also…

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    Comment #47848444

    Also wondering how it compares to https://pikimov.com , another browser-based video editor I've seen making the rounds.

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    Comment #47843754

    > What are the security implications this raises It increases attack surface area on the browser. Even if you do need to "accept" a connection for a device, this isn't foolproof. I…

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    Comment #47843561

    I do not understand the appeal of the workflow of working on separate things in parallel, then splitting it off into branches/commits. imo, isn't it better to fully focus on one th…

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    Comment #47271588

    The video in question:- https://youtu.be/_mL1uaOgGvc Although the channel is indeed called SWEet, I should have given the YouTube channel handle, SWEetOverflows.

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    Comment #47256867

    Very cool! I wonder if someone more creative than me would be able to push this to do things it was not designed to do. I recently found a video where someone exploited some proper…

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    Comment #46941064

    > Never follow a shortened link without expanding it using a utility like Link Unshortener from the App Store, I am unfamiliar with the Apple ecosystem, but is there anything speci…

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    Comment #46910088

    > Except every big server has to run an anticheat. Some servers required clients with client side anticheats even. I am fine with anticheat on the server-side to help volunteers/mo…

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    Comment #46909697

    > Because game studios these days are all about global matchmaking Why not have moderation then? When participating in an online forum, you are essentially "matchmaking" to a topic…

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    Comment #46909479

    > they should provide built-in anti-cheat support in the OS. As much as I dislike anti-cheat in general (why incorporate it instead of just having proper moderation and/or private …

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    Comment #46908667

    > The phrasing of your first two sentences in your first post makes it sound like you're dismissing the security issue. Genuine question, How does it sound like I'm dismissing it? …

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    Comment #46908553

    You misunderstand. I already said I do not like that it is just using HTTP, and yes, it is problematic. What I am saying is that the issue the author reported and the issue that AM…

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    Comment #46908118

    While I don't like that the executable's update URL is using just plain HTTP, AMD does explicitly state that in their program that attacks requiring man-in-the-middle or physical a…

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    Comment #46907887

    > The bots will quite possibly have no extensions at all I imagine most users will also not have extensions at all, so this would not be a reliable metric to track bots. Maybe it m…

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    Comment #46897959

    > the idea being that the platform is "someone else's computer" I have a vague memory of once having a userscript or browser extension that replaced every instance of the word "clo…

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    Comment #46896644

    > the characters ’n’ and ‘o’ differ by only one bit; an unpredictable error that sets that bit could change GenuineIntel to GenuineIotel. On a QWERTY keyboard, the O key is also ne…

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    Comment #46896305

    Is "clown GCP Host" a technical term I am unaware of, or is the author just voicing their discontent? Seems to me that the problem is the NAS's web interface using sentry for loggi…

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    Comment #46895718

    What are your thoughts on the usefulness of tribal knowledge when older (age-wise) employees change jobs? [0] Then, the tribal knowledge they had at their previous place of employm…

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    Comment #46895392

    > most tech debt isn’t actually created in the code, it’s created in product meetings. Deadlines. Scope cuts. > When asked what would help most, two themes dominated > Reducing amb…

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    Comment #46894915

    > the faded colors, limited palette along with the dithering really grew on me I wonder if the similarity of a faded photo (like a faded polaroid) might have helped with this, espe…

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    Comment #46894672

    > ten years from now, people will look back at 2024-2025 as the moment Apple had a clear shot at owning the agent layer and chose not to take it I don't pretend to know the future …