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Comment #23898380
Yes I'm aware. An inside job against mastodon would be harder. A few people may be able to deliberately insert malicious code but that goes for any open source project.
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Comment #23897660
A large company is guaranteed to have been analyzed very carefully by skilled analysts. If you have a small sum to invest, a big risk appetite and you are willing to do your homewo…
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Comment #23897479
If mastodon had a security hole they could all be owned at the same time. Fediverse servers on different software would be unaffected unless the hole is in a library used by both.
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Comment #23896789
Google was willing to pay the most. This means it was more confident than anyone else of being able to scale the products.
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Comment #23896629
The higher performance is not free. Fear makes you accept a higher risk of injury.
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Comment #23890202
The nyquist limit is based on recovering a general signal. If you have a-priori knowledge about the signal you can do much better.
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Comment #23880622
Are vacation apartments included? And if they are not how can officials know whether someone visits a few weeks a year? Or will this target company owned apt complexes?
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Comment #23796008
That reminds me of the one annoyance of the very cool Softice debugger. The clock would stop while active.
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Comment #23795758
It's like the halting problem. It's hard to decide whether a given switch works in the general case. But it's possible to design an obviously correct breaker. Edit: the gnarly thin…
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Comment #23795532
It's not only about the mathematical factor. It's about which usecases are possible.
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Comment #23792122
If you let the number of objects to sort go to infinity while keeping size of objects in bits capped, then they will behave like integers.
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Comment #23791906
I'm ok with tying some conversations to phone #. Others, not so much
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Comment #23734796
Abstinence only is an interesting meme. It's successful as a meme precisely because the advice does not work.
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Comment #23734747
I think the mockup emphasises the original tweet too much and the apology too little. Suggestion: put the apology first. Use black color for apology, faint gray for original.
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Comment #23689989
If any of these projects should pose a risk to Microsoft it will be able to pull the rug from under them. Code hosting gone, sponsor income gone, forums gone, bug tracking gone. At…
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Comment #23662998
Checking divisibility by a known constant can be done in a better way than doing a division. https://lemire.me/blog/2019/02/08/faster-remainders-when-the...
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Comment #23638365
Music is definitely an acquired taste. My family was not very good at nor into music. I didn't understand the point of instrumental music until my mid teens. Before that I only lis…
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Comment #23637956
Consider this from the perspective of the user's intention. This is the exact behavior I would want if I installed Edge. Saying this as someone who mainly uses firefox and occasion…
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Comment #23462740
Does getting beat for recording actually happen though?
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Comment #23402176
Modern processors still know how to run 16 bit code.
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Comment #23402115
What we all want to hear is that they blasted some poor animals with radiation their whole lives and nothing happened. And that they exposed people for a few years to no ill effect…
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Comment #23386027
When people talked about blameless post mortems I never fully believed them. I did however never fear ending up on death row.