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justinfrankel
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Comment #47669011
yep that makes sense
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Comment #47667421
ah reading their analysis, there are errors that explain this. Particularly this: tcp_now = 4,294,960,000 (frozen at pre-overflow value) timer = 4,294,960,000 + 30,000 = 4,294,990,…
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Comment #47667289
have multiple macOS machines with 600-1000+ day uptimes, which do TCP connections every minute or so at a minimum, they are still expiring their TIME_WAIT connections as normal. th…
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Comment #42285562
+1 here -- Mutsu are fantastic, readily available at NYC greenmarkets in the fall and into the winter, though there are pretty large differences in flavor and texture between vario…
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Comment #40774756
If you have an Apple Silicon mac you can install Win11 in UTM and it works great for dev purposes. Can get the free builds via Windows Insider, too.
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Comment #39752683
except: 1) avoid the possibility of head injuries, and 2) if you suffer more than slight symptoms from daily routine, dial it back
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Comment #32124077
or you might have an alternate prefix for "things that go in development build changelogs but not final changelogs", e.g. "-"
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Comment #29386513
you can also install reaper and this plug-in and get something highly winampish with its own special authenticity: https://landoleet.org/reaplay.zip
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Comment #29386411
fwiw dro’s been around a long time and i would be inclined to trust them :)
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Comment #23755282
Is plain win32 API supported on arm64/Windows? Is there a version of MSVC? Or does one use mingw?
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Comment #23605641
> I’m not highly conversant with ARM linux, but in my mind I imagine it’s still largely a second class citizen IMO ARM linux is great, the real thing lacking is good hardware to ru…
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Comment #23453177
"Interesting to see that it took 15 years to get where he is today." If I had started it in 2000 it would've taken 20 years to get to where it is (OK fine, would be) today...
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Comment #22872811
I would leave this on their facebook page, but fuck facebook so I'm posting it here hoping that someone will find it useful. We have a zlib-licensed wrapper header for some commonl…
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Comment #22577877
I have short-reach dual pivot brake calipers on a bike which sees >2000 miles year-round each year in NYC, and my rims are still fine after 7 years. From my experience, stopping di…
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Comment #21854837
I'm not sure why, either... but since we're here: REAPER is very programmable which might appeal to readers of this site. Specifically: ReaScript: can program high level UIs/projec…
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Comment #21425286
This bill is an offensive joke -- more than 2 years until the first plan is due? The first plan is due after the next city council and mayoral election. The new city government cou…
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Comment #21308940
Very cool but Bb doesn't seem to work right here: https://1014.org/_/sightread_bb.png
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Comment #18759306
This is awesome! There’s a bug in the deobfuscated version — sizeof(letters) should be 60 or sizeof(letters)-1 (that version reads past the end of the buffer otherwise).
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Comment #18690407
Am I the only one who read this and thought: hmm, for any number 32 or higher, the minimum cost would always be 5? Who cares about recursion when it's such a constrained problem? :…
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Comment #17737195
FWIW the EEL2 language (part of https://www.cockos.com/wdl/ and what powers REAPER's JSFX audio, video processors, etc) also makes this design decision...
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Comment #16343504
I got a peek at the recall instructions, for those inclined to check themselves: https://twitter.com/JustinFrankel/status/962056021156945920
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Comment #16337248
token comment
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Comment #15461022
You can actually set NSIS to UPX-pack its stub, if you're so inclined, but the stub is pretty small already.
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Comment #14839400
right on, the tutorial was interesting (even for someone with little interest in all things blockchain :)