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Comment #47289254
Some conventions do. The issue is speed, quantity of printers, and whether or not the shipping costs literally outweigh the incremental yearly cost of buying your own. Card printer…
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Comment #47289227
Cool to know!
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Comment #34461866
This is silly, thank you for brightening my day
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Comment #32009744
My AP history textbooks did this, yet somehow was still searchable with ctrl-f. I wonder what the compromise was.
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Comment #31785776
This got me hoping for an sqlite where adding foreign keys didn’t require making a whole new table.
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Comment #31708836
He Used to work for the go cryptography team, taking a break now.
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Comment #31697350
Waiting for GitHub actions to have ARM.
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Comment #31327175
Who will check the signatures when so few have signatures? What dev thinks oh I can’t upgrade because of this error, stackoverflow says use this flag —disable-signature-verificatio…
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Comment #30993985
Netflix has contributed a lot to Java micro services, see Eureka and Hystrix.
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Comment #29188153
There’s so many possibilities to get distracted and leave before finishing.
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Comment #28906217
I've had a bad experience! After writing a usb boot disk, it automatically switched to my external drive media instead of selecting nothing at all. I had to do another and after pl…
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Comment #28116588
One of my coworkers ended up blocked because Amazon maintains a block list of bot like users and our WAF was subscribed to it. This coworker was using scrapers for find GTX 3080s. …
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Comment #27662321
Is this proof of stake
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Comment #27481545
How is this different from signing in with a yubikey that you can never lose?
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Comment #27410297
What if browsers exposed the capabilities to locate the inputs, act upon user input, supply generated passwords, etc. in a sandboxed manner?
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Comment #27334167
How is this going to work with carrier grade NAT? Edit: commercial to carrier, thanks justusthane
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Comment #27331113
We have data lakes, why not data rivers too?
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Comment #27270290
For anyone who ants to read the slides without the video, here’s the link to the slides as shown in the video. https://down.dsg.cs.tcd.ie/ripe21/farrell-ripe21.pdf
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Comment #27111409
While the topic is crypto currency, are there any for cryptography?
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Comment #27087947
With regard to your last point, that sounds like poor due diligence. But they’re not expecting monetary reward with risk for issuing a grant like a VC.
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Comment #26914768
It’s actually quite an exciting rabbit hole to explore with not many useful Google search results to educate on. Opinions are my own :)
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Comment #26524310
Looks like they are prioritizing a path towards being a social influencer platform. To displace Twitter, Youtube, Instagram, does facebook even count anymore?
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Comment #26515770
All those NFTs, gone
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Comment #26484594
This is really exciting. As is, jails feel a lot more like base system + fragile setup scripts.