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https://github.com/guns

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    Comment #46117239

    https://github.com/mozilla-firefox/firefox/blob/FIREFOX_143_... # Use 17 for Ctrl, 18 for Alt, 91 or 224 for Meta, 0 for none. - name: ui.key.accelKey type: uint32_t #ifdef XP_MACO…

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    Comment #46115868

    You could use Firefox and then set the accelerator key to Super, changing all application bindings to use Super instead of Control. This is my setup and it’s great.

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    Comment #39801111

    Reminds me of “Flashed face distortion effect”: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flashed_face_distortion_effe... https://youtu.be/VT9i99D_9gI?si=QHhzR00tib3ZuX-5

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    Comment #36084580

    > People keep forgetting to sanitize inputs, for example. Does that render input sanitization a broken idea? Possibly. You could prevent careless use of unsanitized inputs with a t…

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    Comment #35199217

    This is what Stephen Wolfram concludes in a recent article about ChatGPT: > The specific engineering of ChatGPT has made it quite compelling. But ultimately (at least until it can …

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    Comment #35128900

    This attack also doesn't work if you `exec su lowpriv_user` since there is no parent shell.

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    Comment #33289164

    Essay writing unconsciously reinforces one’s opinion on a topic. This is an excellent tool for intellectual development when the student is free to argue any sensible position. Unf…

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    Comment #32837583

    > Layoffs like this can have a more pronounced impact on marginalized communities, so we were particularly focused on ensuring our layoffs – while a business necessity today – were…

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    Comment #31843342

    > In the above example how is someone going to send traffic to 172.17.0.2:80 through the Docker host from a box on a different network than the Docker host? The attacker and host w…

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    Comment #31842850

    Docker users on the Mac are not affected by this issue, but they should be aware that the "Automatically allow downloaded signed software to receive incoming connections" option in…

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    Comment #31842768

    Publishing ports to '*' is commonly done to allow Mac and Windows users to access containers through their browsers. The macos firewall is able to block connections to these expose…

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    Comment #31079089

    Original author of password-store was Jason Donenfeld (of Wireguard fame), and it was indeed well-written.

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    Comment #18480988

    > I am not against conservative people and also not against people with different views. … It becomes a problem when some of those people can't tell the difference between truth an…

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    Comment #17847780

    The problem is that most programmers do not bother to make whitespace visible, so tabs-for-indentation-spaces-for-alignment inevitably leads to a mess of mixed tabs and spaces. I p…

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    Comment #15911208

    > [EDIT] No, this is not a charitable view of someone's potentially pure motivations. But after a few dozen iterations of the same thing again and again, you stop being charitable.…

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    Comment #15910885

    > TL;DR: Someone, at this point, who claims they have never "understood" net neutrality and wants a "thoughtful discussion" is lying to us in an attempt to derail discussions. This…

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    Comment #15343627

    Thanks for this tip! Private browsing mode causes the tab bar to reappear (though the tabs are still hidden), so I found that the selector #TabsToolbar works even better. Also, the…

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    Comment #14123577

    > PGP tooling sucks (especially in gmail, but really everywhere) GPG integration doesn't suck in Mutt.

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    Comment #12994568

    > But the greatest thing that ever happened to them wasn't that they studied hard, or that they benefited from tiger moms or Confucian values. It's that other Americans started tre…

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    Comment #9948894

    > It may have to do with knowing anyone could own and possess either legal or illegal firearms. While this may have an influence, it's important to remember that police officers ar…

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    Comment #9723431

    The 840 EVO joined the club with firmware EXT0DB6Q, which itself is a nasty little hack around a fundamental design problem with the tightly packed NAND cells. Linux 4.0.5 ships wi…

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    Comment #8668420

    http://github.com/jceb/vim-orgmode I suppose an Emacs user will find it anemic, but I use it happily every day.

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    Comment #8508628

    ldd actually executes the program being probed; it is not a static analyzer. It's only safe if you trust the program in the first place. From my /usr/bin/ldd: try_trace() ( output=…

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    Comment #8508574

    Crap, so if `objdump` is likely vulnerable to overflows, and `ldd` is a simple bash script ripe for abuse¹, is there a safe and easy way to determine dynamic library dependencies i…

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    Comment #7828951

    > There might as well be no concept of "words" or "lines" in a seasoned lisp programmer's mind, there's only sexps and forms Forgive me for plugging my own project, but vim-sexp¹ p…