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lawl

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    Comment #32427082

    mindustry allows you to still get the game on github, you just don't get steam integrations. i think that's pretty fair. However, even if that wasn't the case i think it would be f…

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    Comment #32271487

    The difference between stores and repositories is the ability to add your own sources that you may or may not trust, making it not a walled garden. (And yes, that does make snaps a…

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    Comment #32267992

    Vapes are very different. Im speaking from experience. Switching from smoking to vaping is way harder than quitting vaping.

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    Comment #32267761

    Theyre pretty easy to DIY. Just look up a video on youtube of some kid doing it. Thats actually a lot more dangerous because now you run the risk of them doing it improperly and ha…

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    Comment #32046866

    I disagree. I have dealt with bugs that were thought to be fixed a long time ago, only for them to mysteriously pop up again later. Ticket is created and the old ticket is linked. …

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    Comment #32021327

    But they host the software, you already have to trust them. This threat model just does not make sense.

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    Comment #32018298

    https://evenbettermotherfucking.website/ Or https://thebestmotherfucking.website ?

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    Comment #32017923

    I would expect most people spend most of their time at home and at work, so that doesn't really surprise me.

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    Comment #32014928

    https://motherfuckingwebsite.com/ Vs http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com/

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    Comment #32003436

    Maybe I'm misunderstanding the intended scope of this engine, or I just ran into a bad result page, but: https://beta.sayhello.so/search?q=Java+aot+compile Does not seem to mention…

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    Comment #31948971

    I don't necessarily buy this and am too lazy to look deeper into it. But I like your attitude, good luck. Edit: where is this 6% number coming from? https://ourworldindata.org/ghg-…

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    Comment #31923460

    > Be honest - did you write an overcomplicated piece of code that was super hard to understand? Not the person you asked but I have definitely done that. Usually writing overcompli…

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    Comment #31922879

    Funny, i was once in a project where i was asked to build some software. They asked if I can do it in a year. When I asked for requirements they deflected to scrum. Probably the sh…

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    Comment #31908491

    > When people talk about "alt right pipeline", this is it, but casper isn't the perpetrator. He's the target. Some of us were on imageboards when pools were being closed. I am sure…

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    Comment #31905359

    Sleep? This may sound overly paranoid, but if they can intercept your deliveries they'll be able to snap a picture of your house key and have covert entry. You'd probably need to b…

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    Comment #31904011

    > Though if that’s a legitimate part of your threat model, you’re in a very difficult situation. Its probably (close to) impossible to establish a trust anchor in that situation. T…

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    Comment #31861730

    I think people here are missing that the attacker here is actually LEA and crypto is Mega's legal defense. If you've ever looked at their crypto in a different way, you did it wron…

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    Comment #31861604

    All linuxen should be able to do that with overlayfs, I think.

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    Comment #31776029

    This is true, I like apps that stay the same and just work. The problem is that github encourages the exact opposite. Constant code churn, because if people see a project with last…

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    Comment #31758656

    It really depends on what the end game is. Diplomacy? Might make sense to wait and see what kind of rocks you find.

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    Comment #31752934

    I wouldnt consider it a pivot in that case. Some business plans feel like an onion, there's always a layer more to it.

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    Comment #31722515

    This feels like the equivalent of AdressSanitizer and similar tools for C. They fix a problem that shouldn't exist. At least not this extreme. C has the excuse of being old, Rust d…

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    Comment #31424133

    trying to get this out to people ASAP. I have reason to believe at least one of my systems is compromised. Official binaries may not be safe.

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    Comment #31405571

    Sandboxie (by default), does not restrict access to existing files in your user directory (or anywhere else). It stops malware etc. From persisting because it catches writes . Basi…