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Comment #49156777
strong argument
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Comment #49153898
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Comment #49079289
What you describe cant be the reason because then the "access denied" would happen whatever the browser used is.
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Comment #49064504
Some streams of the EarthCam channel (Temple Bar, New Orlean, etc). A bit of Virtual Railroad fans too (Revelstoke, Flagstaff, etc). Truck driving lives (esp. because of engine sou…
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Comment #49064468
Yes, every two days or so. An hygiene measure to prevent "history detection attacks". The routine consists into deleting everywith but the passwords. Actually "chrome://settings/cl…
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Ask HN: "Access Denied" on every visit to Codeberg since a month or so?
As described in the title. Do you have the same problem ? Using an user-agent-switcher, e.g faking Opera from Chromium, I get served the content normally, although I got eventually…
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Comment #48048298
That is funny, somewhat works but there's a bias toward the victorian era. https://halupedia.com/the-x128-cpu-architecture . Otherwise I feel sorry for the creator's tokens.
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Comment #47837580
https://github.com/vlang/v
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Comment #47654631
I think Pentium will still be supported. i486 refers to very old 32 bits CPU (80486). The article is not clear but by default I tend to think that i586 and i686 will still be suppo…
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Comment #47594893
When a team is so much into its own littke bubble, it does not realize anymore the shit they are doing
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Comment #47501329
This work on system of weight: > For each option and criterion, you assign a rating (0–10). Each criterion has an importance weight (1–5 stars). Decidit multiplies rating × weight …
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Comment #47501202
So eventually that would be used to poison communications, just in case of Iranian would use that old channel, which then would also mean that it's been cracked a while ago. That's…
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Comment #46995376
> When a wealthy artist bought the island [...] Not an artist. British businessman and Winter Olympian. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keith_Schellenberg .
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Comment #46598253
Also the C API is a bit the poor child. Plenty of useful options (or even opt passes !) are not available.
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Comment #46484981
If only that was only about emitting byte code in a file then calling the linker... you also have the problem of debug information, optimizers passes, the amount of tests required …
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Comment #46452523
Another one bites the dust
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Comment #46452518
The bigest anoyance nowadays (in the EU at least) is rather the cookie policy agreement. "View the list of our 258 partners", etc.
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Comment #46407642
That remind me of The Ax [0] [0] https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0422015/
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Comment #46362601
How this was discovered is incredible. An amator satelite was lauched. operators collected data. At some point they had the idea to plot them. That gave a big stain in the south at…
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Comment #46159426
Not into ZIG but for some reasons I monitor new issues that pop in the bug tracker of "new" / "raisins" languages. ZIG has clearly reached the next level, let's say if you compare …
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Comment #46108057
I've wrote a lot of `xor al,al` in my youth.
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Comment #46108031
related researches - https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7264682/ - https://psycnet.apa.org/record/2014-51129-001
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