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flanfly

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About flanfly

Mistrust authority - promote decentralization

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    A neat trick I was told is to always have ballast files on your systems. Just a few GiB of zeros that you can delete in cases like this. This won't fix the problem, but will buy yo…

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    Comment #46270984

    Good showcase. Your code will match the first parameter that has as a suffix, no necessarily exactly (username=blag&name=blub will return blag). It also doesn't handle any percent …

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    Comment #43687926

    Props to Intel duping AMD to buy Xillix for whooping $50B

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    Comment #42145818

    I'm German and had a startup in Germany (standard UG holding + GmbH). My one advice to anyone thinking of starting a company is: don't do it in Germany. Tax burden, insane bureaucr…

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    Comment #40596586

    As a long time vim users, elisp is something I always envied the emacs guys for. I love vim and bram but viml is a pos. The result were a multitude of language bindings. Of course,…

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    Comment #40142302

    I quoted this, in full, in my MSc thesis. It's both a light hearted introduction to the Halting Problem and something you need to reference quite often when writing about static pr…

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    Comment #39427356

    Funny and a good reminder that there is much money to be made from just packaging code off Github in a usable UI and providing binaries for the 99%.

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    Comment #38706388

    It has a lot to do with Google. MS Research it a pretty good example how to turn your industrial research into products.

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    Comment #38599601

    Finally a reason to update from 4.2.0

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    Comment #38568287

    Good news for cryptographers in case we need an alternative to LWE and coding-based PQC.

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    Comment #38113316

    It's an integral part of my workflow now. I love it. My common use cases are - generating doc comments that are 99% correct - completing boilerplate like error handling (f- you gol…

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    Comment #38087962

    I got these on Brave on two different computers. Disabling hardware acceleration fixed it. Both had Intel graphics.

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    Comment #37584391

    The work on stboot and it's supporting components, including documentation was moved to it's own Gitlab: https://git.glasklar.is/system-transparency/core/stboot

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    Comment #36213657

    I'm not sure what you mean. BTC is up 29x since 2017 while QQQ is up 1.8x

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    Comment #35329430

    I'm not sure whether this is sarcasm, but in case it's not: I do.

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    Comment #35182697

    If you want to know whether your TPM is vulnerable I wrote a simple tool to check that: https://github.com/immune-gmbh/tpm-vuln-checker

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    Comment #34898858

    How do I get continuous deployments without k8s? I value being able to deploy new code quickly, easily and fearless, especially in high speed low drag environments like startups. I…

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    Comment #33707480

    I not sure whether that satire. In case its not, most languages that allow inline assembly (like C) have an optional "clobber list" argument that tells the dataflow analysis of the…

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    Comment #33520725

    Impressive. I wonder how much of this was planned by CZ.