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Really interesting development approach here. On unix, this depends on _one_ crate: libc. That crate is just a bunch of wrappers for libc. Absolutely everything else is implemented…

It is absolutely accepted in microeconomics, where one can assume that preferences are exogenous to the model (that is: not affected by changing the model's variables). In macroeco…

This depends on the threat model. Having 2FA in the PW manager defends against someone phishing the password and database leaks on the server side, which are the most common in my …

POPCNT and LZCNT were added back with SSE4.2, which means all Intel CPUs since Nehalem and Haswell (respectively) and AMD since Barcelona support them.

Very nice! One question: I was curious why you chose this subset of Scandinavian special characters. There are three extended chars in Swedish (äöå) and Norwegian/Danish (æøå), but…

They prioritize penetration testing, I would imagine.

Challenge: Tell me you have never read a thoughtful and contextualizing scholarly archival study without saying so. Solution: "Dump it in a database and let AI sort it out"

Not really - Linux syscalls are stable, so you are free to run your binary with a statically compiled libc and never touch the installed one. You can also handcraft your syscalls i…

I have a Champion watch that (inexplicably) has days marked in English and Portuguese. It was purchased in Sweden.

Guessing from the interface it exposes, BPC seems to work by making a ruleset matching sites with a battery of possible changes, including resetting cookies (to reset freebie-count…

> Storage capacity hasn't been relevant for over a decade. The Linux installs that run your Pi, router, toaster, security camera and toothbrush begs to differ.

Easy mode for this use-case is to match on a reversed version of the regex on a reversed version of the string, but yeah, negative lookahead would be great.

TLS solves two problems, but was originally designed to solve three . The author seems to be annoyed that it does not solve the third problem. TLS (or SSL, really) was designed to …