I mean ... At that point you could just include a caching/proxy layer at your router.
> Our measurement based on the micro benchmarks shows that Rust is in general slower than C, but the extent of the slowdown varies across different programs. On average, Rust brings a 1.77x “performance overhead”…
> it's pretty old tech that is very inefficient. I can guarantee you that this "old tech" was coded with more thought invested into it than at least half of these "modern libraries". Well written C code can easily blow…
If you make that pen available to me under these conditions? Sure. If you "just give" me something without any conditions then no, you could definitely not claim that story. But if you make that pen, your property,…
If you actually care about this then you can go and write a polite but firm letter/mail to Facebook's legal department. Contacting support/appealing is unlikely to do much since their metric is tickets closed, whereas…
Different scale of seriousness. If the whole world goes into a recession there is a big difference between food shortages that you can buy your way out of with cash and food shortages that come as a result of societal…
Assuming that you can charge whatever number you want. Realistically however you will have to negotiate with insurances and sometimes governments about the price of things. The second group is particularly tricky, since…
> Curing cancer would be infinitely more profitable than yet another crypto exchange. Treating an illness is even more profitable than curing it though
(1) I wasn't aware of it, but I am not surprised that something like this was written into the standard (presumably. I doubt carriers rolled their own thing) (2) All the ways I can think off are significantly harder…
In my opinion you should think of WebAuthn as the first factor. If you want additional second factors (of whatever nature they may be) you can still add these of course. Think of it like logging in using a SSH-key.
Just a quick note: It works on none widescreen desktop browsers as well if you zoom out far enough. Or at least it does on my 14" with FF 106
At least for the verifying that an email is original I agree with the other poster, DKIM exists for that purpose, to sign emails while in transit. As for changed messages while synching, do your messages change after…
Yes, it's one of the classic trade-offs, comfort vs security.
Austrian checking in, the problem with the "high income" logic is that most stuff offered over here is just pretty crappy. The libraries of streaming services are tiny compared to international offerings and some don't…
The real question is, does the US provide all the consular services to its citizens for free because of the taxation? I know that a lot of other countries levy fees on their citizens for some services, especially those…
Do you mean f.e. using "die" or "eine" instead of "sie"? If so then I can chip in with similiar observations down in Austria and southern Germany, though overwhelmingly with males, using "der" instead of "er". Though of…
The thing about science or math is that people do in fact not pay for those things. The government does most of the times (Universities) or cooperations do (research labs). I do not know a person that funds research…
> What about company Y that you haven't even heard about that got the data from somewhere else, you wont call them. You are correct obviously, the hope is that Y will no longer get the data from "somewhere" as every X…
In Austria at least we only use the comma for the fraction part of a number. So we would write ten million and 75 cents as: 10.000.000,75 F.e.
Can't speak for the UK, but at least in Austria a company bank account is no different from a personal bank account, at least as far as technology is concerned. That said, I know at least a couple of (admittedly rather…
Well, not necessarily. In terms of raises/salary increases that's more of an issue for the unions than the Betriebsrat, since it usually concerns a whole industry and not just a single company. As for the "valuing…
I am not sure if it is still handled that way, but in my experience these are not supposed to be used to create new receipts, but to replace receipts that were lost or document things that occured but couldn't be put on…
Those aren't manufacturing defects. They are all changes of dependencies that should be made clear in the contract anyways. I have to admit that i am not too familiar with how Linux versioning works (more of a windows…
Develop split personality disorder and begin trading with yourself
I wouldn't expect feature updates at all. In my mind it works like this: New features are adding value. This is something that the developers should be paid for! Releasing a new version for features is justified.…
I mean ... At that point you could just include a caching/proxy layer at your router.
> Our measurement based on the micro benchmarks shows that Rust is in general slower than C, but the extent of the slowdown varies across different programs. On average, Rust brings a 1.77x “performance overhead”…
> it's pretty old tech that is very inefficient. I can guarantee you that this "old tech" was coded with more thought invested into it than at least half of these "modern libraries". Well written C code can easily blow…
If you make that pen available to me under these conditions? Sure. If you "just give" me something without any conditions then no, you could definitely not claim that story. But if you make that pen, your property,…
If you actually care about this then you can go and write a polite but firm letter/mail to Facebook's legal department. Contacting support/appealing is unlikely to do much since their metric is tickets closed, whereas…
Different scale of seriousness. If the whole world goes into a recession there is a big difference between food shortages that you can buy your way out of with cash and food shortages that come as a result of societal…
Assuming that you can charge whatever number you want. Realistically however you will have to negotiate with insurances and sometimes governments about the price of things. The second group is particularly tricky, since…
> Curing cancer would be infinitely more profitable than yet another crypto exchange. Treating an illness is even more profitable than curing it though
(1) I wasn't aware of it, but I am not surprised that something like this was written into the standard (presumably. I doubt carriers rolled their own thing) (2) All the ways I can think off are significantly harder…
In my opinion you should think of WebAuthn as the first factor. If you want additional second factors (of whatever nature they may be) you can still add these of course. Think of it like logging in using a SSH-key.
Just a quick note: It works on none widescreen desktop browsers as well if you zoom out far enough. Or at least it does on my 14" with FF 106
At least for the verifying that an email is original I agree with the other poster, DKIM exists for that purpose, to sign emails while in transit. As for changed messages while synching, do your messages change after…
Yes, it's one of the classic trade-offs, comfort vs security.
Austrian checking in, the problem with the "high income" logic is that most stuff offered over here is just pretty crappy. The libraries of streaming services are tiny compared to international offerings and some don't…
The real question is, does the US provide all the consular services to its citizens for free because of the taxation? I know that a lot of other countries levy fees on their citizens for some services, especially those…
Do you mean f.e. using "die" or "eine" instead of "sie"? If so then I can chip in with similiar observations down in Austria and southern Germany, though overwhelmingly with males, using "der" instead of "er". Though of…
The thing about science or math is that people do in fact not pay for those things. The government does most of the times (Universities) or cooperations do (research labs). I do not know a person that funds research…
> What about company Y that you haven't even heard about that got the data from somewhere else, you wont call them. You are correct obviously, the hope is that Y will no longer get the data from "somewhere" as every X…
In Austria at least we only use the comma for the fraction part of a number. So we would write ten million and 75 cents as: 10.000.000,75 F.e.
Can't speak for the UK, but at least in Austria a company bank account is no different from a personal bank account, at least as far as technology is concerned. That said, I know at least a couple of (admittedly rather…
Well, not necessarily. In terms of raises/salary increases that's more of an issue for the unions than the Betriebsrat, since it usually concerns a whole industry and not just a single company. As for the "valuing…
I am not sure if it is still handled that way, but in my experience these are not supposed to be used to create new receipts, but to replace receipts that were lost or document things that occured but couldn't be put on…
Those aren't manufacturing defects. They are all changes of dependencies that should be made clear in the contract anyways. I have to admit that i am not too familiar with how Linux versioning works (more of a windows…
Develop split personality disorder and begin trading with yourself
I wouldn't expect feature updates at all. In my mind it works like this: New features are adding value. This is something that the developers should be paid for! Releasing a new version for features is justified.…