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Comment #47222240
DNS-based blocking is the way (possibly via conditional VPN if you can tolerate the minimal latency bump).
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Comment #47222189
As a very simple example, airdrop to macOS with multiple logged in users will frequently pop up the confirmation notification in the user account that is not active.
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Comment #42474147
OpenWakeWord has worked well for me especially using well-trained models like “Hey, Mycroft”.
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Comment #32126327
In Euclidea, you don’t manipulate the proofs but unless you’re just brute-forcing the levels you have constructed a proof mentally. Similarly, if Euclidea is implemented correctly,…
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Comment #32122580
This seems a lot like the great game Euclidea https://www.euclidea.xyz/ where you have to build target constructions in minimal steps. I highly recommend it for getting your proof …
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Comment #31592758
Seems like a waste of scarce He.
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Comment #31592680
Seems like a waste of scarce He.
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Comment #30999996
OCaml exception constructors are just term constructors in the open sum type `exn`. In OCaml, to distinguish constructors from bound variables, constructors must begin with a capit…
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Comment #30986289
You mean Henrietta
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Comment #24884177
And almost all of those, except maybe the router and phones if the users are technically sophisticated enough, will be locked down and refuse to obey the user. When Linux gets Tivo…
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Comment #24845436
It depends on the host firewall... many quality operating systems allow host firewalls to apply process-based policy which your upstream certainly can’t achieve.
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Comment #22627267
Sorry about that. You’re right; I should have been more careful with my news consumption and commenting. Thanks!
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Comment #22626082
I believe Germany reports deaths differently. Last I heard, they are not reporting covid deaths where the person had some underlying health condition and are instead only reporting…
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Comment #22418790
Federal law does not a priori supersede state law. The Tenth Amendment to the US Constitution reserves _all_ rights not explicitly granted to the federal government to the states a…
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Comment #21451103
They explicitly mention that the effect seems unrelated to wavelength of incident light — would love to see a test with a UV or IR laser source to demonstrate that the primary down…
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Comment #18877615
Why do you think that they have what they are selling to investors?
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Comment #18876458
Improbable doesn’t have planet scale solutions. Their most touted title, Worlds Adrift, is explicitly discretized into regions. They use ‘creative’ solutions like ‘impassable storm…
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Comment #17485763
POSIX
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Comment #15734644
Children would be lazily loaded and would not appear in directory listing of the parent directory. `find` would search your existing local checkouts only and the file system would …
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Comment #15441671
To the author: the double quote characters in your phishing dialog are straight ASCII " but the quotes in the official dialog are Unicode open/close double quote characters.
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Comment #15174516
Some more context: Andrew Anglin is the editor of The Daily Stormer neo-nazi web site. I re-watched American History X last night and I greatly recommend it to anyone who wants a l…
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Comment #15174458
The person in question is Heather Heyer, victim of the vehicular homicide hate crime in Charlottesville, VA.
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Comment #14177375
Many developer use cases do not demand heavy bind mount file access. For example, incremental builds of static languages typically work fine. docker/for-mac#77 is related to "bind …
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Comment #11768236
The 14th amendment does not guarantee privacy so I'm not sure why I'd believe anything else this page says...
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Comment #10958305
> An operating system is a collection of things that don't fit into a language. There shouldn't be one. ~ Daniel Ingalls, co-creator of Smalltalk http://web.archive.org/web/2007021…