The Merriam-Webster definition is sufficient.
> It's fabricated until you provide a credible source. Heh. I've never seen someone so stubbornly dig their heels in to avoid being wrong to such an extent, well not for a year ot two at least. > More ad hominem. It…
The statistic was not fabricated. You would have to be especially ignorant of internet and specifically HN culture to truly think so. The ad hominem was in accusing me of someone trying to dig themselves out a hole,…
It was no more an ad hominem than your reply was; just a summary of the facts.
particles exist independent of consciousness.
> You’re mistaken, and pretty obviously so tbh I'm not, I think you're ego is preventing you from admitting you said something silly, however. > Your entire argument is predicated on this completely fabricated…
> inferring something from a username is at least as foolish as making inferences based on account age. That's just not so, friend. Again, when 99.9% of usernames with the form throwaway+random number string are…
As you like, just don't fool yourself into thinking both assumptions are equally reasonable; they're not.
Doesn't mean I've only been on the site for a year though, does it? Come on.
It's more than reasonable to assume accounts named in a manner such as yours are throwaways because 99.9% of them are.
Yup. Astounding how many tech people just fork over money to an evil company instead though.
It's probably your browser setup. Try a clean profile.
> I believe this is called model-code gap and there are ways to address it but I haven't found an easy-to-follow approach. I would say Ada SPARK solves this problem.
I wonder how this would make Hyprland compare to Pinnacle or Awesome? So far I haven't found anything better than Awesome for crafting a bespoke desktop experience.
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It is true. The do surface level protections, but have nothing to really lock down a system. What do they provide that can restrict an attacker who managed to compromise a remote service that wasn't using pledge or…
> I'm damn sure I've never seen a piece of openbsd marketing in my life Kind of weird for you to defend a product if you've never even been to their website.
> aggressively bring in new security features like pf, OpenSSH, W^X enforcement, pledge(), arc4random(), ASLR, so many other things. I'd say OpenSSH is a great tool, arc4random was great and pledge is interesting…
No one is claiming that, they are at least setting a foundation for that to be possible though.
It's not too late to start now, similar to how Linux did a few years back.
> Heh.. Russia has "elections" too. The 'heh' indicates a misplaced smugness.Our elections actually result in a change in leadership. There is a lot of yammering, but no evidence the US is about to become an actual…
> I can say that about Americans. Eh, you'd be wrong. It's a different issue in the US, half the population believe and vote for nonsense, the other half are strongly against it. > What proof do you have, or do you…
I'm in my 40s, wasn't coding in the 70s. Horrible use of code is a different thing from removing something entirely, though. Just that almost every language removed goto as a response is kind of amazing to me.
It's just silliness. Judge the code on the merit of the code, not deciding to reject it if you learn it was constructed with the aid of AI.
Agreed. It beats Arch and Void hands down IMO when I was looking for a no fuss simple and minimalist yet up to date and secure system after Slackware lost its way.
The Merriam-Webster definition is sufficient.
> It's fabricated until you provide a credible source. Heh. I've never seen someone so stubbornly dig their heels in to avoid being wrong to such an extent, well not for a year ot two at least. > More ad hominem. It…
The statistic was not fabricated. You would have to be especially ignorant of internet and specifically HN culture to truly think so. The ad hominem was in accusing me of someone trying to dig themselves out a hole,…
It was no more an ad hominem than your reply was; just a summary of the facts.
particles exist independent of consciousness.
> You’re mistaken, and pretty obviously so tbh I'm not, I think you're ego is preventing you from admitting you said something silly, however. > Your entire argument is predicated on this completely fabricated…
> inferring something from a username is at least as foolish as making inferences based on account age. That's just not so, friend. Again, when 99.9% of usernames with the form throwaway+random number string are…
As you like, just don't fool yourself into thinking both assumptions are equally reasonable; they're not.
Doesn't mean I've only been on the site for a year though, does it? Come on.
It's more than reasonable to assume accounts named in a manner such as yours are throwaways because 99.9% of them are.
Yup. Astounding how many tech people just fork over money to an evil company instead though.
It's probably your browser setup. Try a clean profile.
> I believe this is called model-code gap and there are ways to address it but I haven't found an easy-to-follow approach. I would say Ada SPARK solves this problem.
I wonder how this would make Hyprland compare to Pinnacle or Awesome? So far I haven't found anything better than Awesome for crafting a bespoke desktop experience.
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It is true. The do surface level protections, but have nothing to really lock down a system. What do they provide that can restrict an attacker who managed to compromise a remote service that wasn't using pledge or…
> I'm damn sure I've never seen a piece of openbsd marketing in my life Kind of weird for you to defend a product if you've never even been to their website.
> aggressively bring in new security features like pf, OpenSSH, W^X enforcement, pledge(), arc4random(), ASLR, so many other things. I'd say OpenSSH is a great tool, arc4random was great and pledge is interesting…
No one is claiming that, they are at least setting a foundation for that to be possible though.
It's not too late to start now, similar to how Linux did a few years back.
> Heh.. Russia has "elections" too. The 'heh' indicates a misplaced smugness.Our elections actually result in a change in leadership. There is a lot of yammering, but no evidence the US is about to become an actual…
> I can say that about Americans. Eh, you'd be wrong. It's a different issue in the US, half the population believe and vote for nonsense, the other half are strongly against it. > What proof do you have, or do you…
I'm in my 40s, wasn't coding in the 70s. Horrible use of code is a different thing from removing something entirely, though. Just that almost every language removed goto as a response is kind of amazing to me.
It's just silliness. Judge the code on the merit of the code, not deciding to reject it if you learn it was constructed with the aid of AI.
Agreed. It beats Arch and Void hands down IMO when I was looking for a no fuss simple and minimalist yet up to date and secure system after Slackware lost its way.