Correct, it’s a common misconception/sloppy wording.
Digitally rented content is rented. My music via Bandcamp/iTunes, my games from their developers’ websites/itch.io/GOG, and my ebooks are owned (for the purposes of the “owned”/“rented” distinction people are making…
Alternative what? Government?
> How is this different from struct in C#? A struct in C# has identity Since when? I’m pretty sure structs didn’t have identity last time I used C#, and that would be a very surprising thing to add.
and don’t open links like https://tinyurl.com/2s3twstw either, or any other page on the internet that’s able to redirect you to github.dev
This comment is confusing to me on so many levels. What’s with the tangent(?) about a math test your algebra teacher could have generated? Did you bring up an illiterate teacher (extreme outlier) as evidence that the…
Not one window, but one application. Which is, yeah, about the worst of both worlds.
- CSP that allows cdn.jsdelivr.net/unpkg.com (which serve anything on npm, which anyone can publish to) indiscriminately is not effective (and I’m sure some cdnjs script in an Angular-style library executes arbitrary…
> in favor of some unlikely cloak and dagger interception scheme someone who definitely understands how crypto works, describing the most basic possible MITM
I know parameters don’t translate directly like that (and that linear and exponential aren’t the only types of growth) but a doubling as a go-to example of “not exponential growth” is pretty funny.
ASLR is (still[1]) not security by obscurity. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43408079
> Any TLS break delayed by more than 15 minutes would be worthless. It sounds like you’re talking about breaking TLS’s key exchange? Why would this not have the usual issue of being able to decrypt recorded traffic at…
> Rather, an interactive window running under the user’s name has implied access to the user’s home folders, regardless of what’s been set under “Files & Folders” (which still applies for background/non-interactive…
Npm and the other JavaScript package managers do generate and check lockfiles with hashes by default. This was a new release, not a republishing of an old version (which isn’t possible on the npm registry anyway).
Nobody is confused or disagrees about the `--hard` part. It was a minor tangent about contexts where these ASCII substitutions are established, like LaTeX (`` -> “, '' -> ”, -- -> –, --- -> —, etc.)
It’s about the top-level comment’s horror that ”--” was substituted with “an en dash, not even an em dash”. If you’re picking a substitution for “--”, en dash makes more sense. The comment you originally replied to had…
No, the comment was pointing out that the HN platform automatically replaces `--` in titles with `–`. (I don’t know if that’s true, but that was the intent. Nothing to do with AI.)
They meant “more appropriate [than an em dash]”. And that minus sign usage of hyphen-minus isn’t unique in Unicode either – see U+2212 MINUS SIGN.
People are using Firefox intentionally, vs. using IE because it was preinstalled. Firefox is a maintained browser. IE was hard to support, and Firefox is not. There are a lot of differences.
That’s what rot13 is for.
What changed about the ending?
Not that that isn’t a practical concern, but that’s not the level at which the network claims to be decentralized. Your account was banned by one participant in the hypothetical decentralized network.
- “yellow” is a racist adjective for asians, “black” is not a racist adjective for black people - there is no “white community” in the US to make the equivalent to “black community” so you can’t really draw any useful…
That’s mostly a Dockerism (and even Docker has `COPY --link` these days). The underlying tech supports independent layers.
What they point to are capabilities, but the integer handles that user space gets are annoyingly like pointers. In some respects, better, since we don’t do arithmetic on them, but in others, worse: they’re not…
Correct, it’s a common misconception/sloppy wording.
Digitally rented content is rented. My music via Bandcamp/iTunes, my games from their developers’ websites/itch.io/GOG, and my ebooks are owned (for the purposes of the “owned”/“rented” distinction people are making…
Alternative what? Government?
> How is this different from struct in C#? A struct in C# has identity Since when? I’m pretty sure structs didn’t have identity last time I used C#, and that would be a very surprising thing to add.
and don’t open links like https://tinyurl.com/2s3twstw either, or any other page on the internet that’s able to redirect you to github.dev
This comment is confusing to me on so many levels. What’s with the tangent(?) about a math test your algebra teacher could have generated? Did you bring up an illiterate teacher (extreme outlier) as evidence that the…
Not one window, but one application. Which is, yeah, about the worst of both worlds.
- CSP that allows cdn.jsdelivr.net/unpkg.com (which serve anything on npm, which anyone can publish to) indiscriminately is not effective (and I’m sure some cdnjs script in an Angular-style library executes arbitrary…
> in favor of some unlikely cloak and dagger interception scheme someone who definitely understands how crypto works, describing the most basic possible MITM
I know parameters don’t translate directly like that (and that linear and exponential aren’t the only types of growth) but a doubling as a go-to example of “not exponential growth” is pretty funny.
ASLR is (still[1]) not security by obscurity. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43408079
> Any TLS break delayed by more than 15 minutes would be worthless. It sounds like you’re talking about breaking TLS’s key exchange? Why would this not have the usual issue of being able to decrypt recorded traffic at…
> Rather, an interactive window running under the user’s name has implied access to the user’s home folders, regardless of what’s been set under “Files & Folders” (which still applies for background/non-interactive…
Npm and the other JavaScript package managers do generate and check lockfiles with hashes by default. This was a new release, not a republishing of an old version (which isn’t possible on the npm registry anyway).
Nobody is confused or disagrees about the `--hard` part. It was a minor tangent about contexts where these ASCII substitutions are established, like LaTeX (`` -> “, '' -> ”, -- -> –, --- -> —, etc.)
It’s about the top-level comment’s horror that ”--” was substituted with “an en dash, not even an em dash”. If you’re picking a substitution for “--”, en dash makes more sense. The comment you originally replied to had…
No, the comment was pointing out that the HN platform automatically replaces `--` in titles with `–`. (I don’t know if that’s true, but that was the intent. Nothing to do with AI.)
They meant “more appropriate [than an em dash]”. And that minus sign usage of hyphen-minus isn’t unique in Unicode either – see U+2212 MINUS SIGN.
People are using Firefox intentionally, vs. using IE because it was preinstalled. Firefox is a maintained browser. IE was hard to support, and Firefox is not. There are a lot of differences.
That’s what rot13 is for.
What changed about the ending?
Not that that isn’t a practical concern, but that’s not the level at which the network claims to be decentralized. Your account was banned by one participant in the hypothetical decentralized network.
- “yellow” is a racist adjective for asians, “black” is not a racist adjective for black people - there is no “white community” in the US to make the equivalent to “black community” so you can’t really draw any useful…
That’s mostly a Dockerism (and even Docker has `COPY --link` these days). The underlying tech supports independent layers.
What they point to are capabilities, but the integer handles that user space gets are annoyingly like pointers. In some respects, better, since we don’t do arithmetic on them, but in others, worse: they’re not…