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jurf

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About jurf

https://jurf.github.io

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    Comment #49217032

    RAM over “USB” seems dangerously close to an SSD. In any case DDR3 isn’t nearly as bad price-wise and would have much better energy efficiency than stacking 1–2 gig sticks.

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    Comment #48957777

    I never understood the point if having the unfathomable churn of thousands of new questions per day. The value of SO to me was always a knowledge base with reputation mechanics, an…

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    Comment #48888988

    Got me confused for a sec, as the exploit in the top comment implies JavaScript→root, but it actually relies on two separate exploits.

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    Comment #48807175

    If you’d like to take a look at how one of the older Victorian mechanical signal boxes on this map (still) work, I can wholeheartedly recommend Tom Scott’s recent video on signalli…

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    Comment #48560437

    I love coffee on ice in summer, but I think that’s a different category, like ice cream. I would rather have room temperature coffee than a cold brew usually though. I just did not…

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    Comment #48560267

    I don’t understand, you say it’s a myth and then said it’s better when warm? Regardless, I would say it’s an objective fact that good coffee is ruined at room temperature. It still…

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    Comment #48560158

    Yes, but the test was at 22°C, which I wouldn’t consider warm. And it’s too cold for the differences to be even perceptible well, making the test flawed. Disregarding the fact that…

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    Comment #48553040

    > Both espresso samples were served at 22 °C to ensure a fair like-for-like comparison […] > It is noted that espresso is normally consumed hot and has transient sensory attributes…

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    Comment #48503455

    I mean what is that, three bananas?

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    Comment #48344707

    I always assumed it was because of SSO redirects

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    Comment #48093180

    I think it’s more about layers of defense being always better than relying on a single point of failure. IIRC those bugs could only steal data, not do remote execution. If you did …

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    Comment #48091505

    I wonder if this show is the ”Connections” in “Technology Connections” [1]. I can’t find a reference on it but I wouldn’t be surprised. [1] https://youtube.com/c/TechnologyConnecti…

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    Comment #48018642

    Yeah because Meltdown and Spectre [0] weren't a thing. [0] https://spectreattack.com/

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    Comment #47465293

    That seems like it would be hard to see, even for the person sitting right in front of it.

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    Comment #47084977

    My university also taught best practices alongside that, everytime. I am very grateful for that.

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    Comment #46882406

    I get a choice, at least in the EU. Admittedly you need to scroll down a bit on mobile, which is not clear at first.

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    Comment #46826155

    Finally. It was the reason I was always reluctant to buy something from GOG.

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    Comment #46661963

    This at the same time super cool and really disappointing, as I've been carrying around this idea in my head for maybe ten years as a cool side project and never got around to impl…

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