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List of affected packages: https://github.com/RedHatInsights/javascript-clients/issues/...

This seems quite convoluted just to avoid the "0 can be represented in more than one way" problem.

Which is not Firefox's fault. It's up to the operating system to provide a stable API to make things like this work.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCJh5D0FCZk with the correct aspect ratio

By the time you're so big you need all of that, there will be other people at the table to "hack that in".

And 4 years old... I wouldn't buy this new

Is notepad++ a registered trademark?

Anything similar to that for Japanese?

Me still using bigints... Which haven't given me any problems. Wouldn't use it for client generated IDs but that is not what most applications require anyway.

Does it need it?

I don't understand how the mapping works. An address has 8 parts and produces 16 words, so each part consists of 2 words. If we take the example 2a02, that gets encoded to "how atop", but I don't see how that text helps me that "how atop" means 2a02? Am I suppose to memorize both? How does that help?

Definitely in the "they didn't stop to think if they should" category.

About 15 years ago I gave some networking courses at a local education center, it was all young kids (18-20 years old). When I told them that the speed we got back in the day was 4 kilobytes per second (56k on a good day), they didn't believe me at all.

Forged under blue moon light for perfect electron alignment inside the wires.

I remember Technics used to advertise with amplifiers that used bamboo somewhere in the capacitors? Always wondered if there was actual bamboo in there somewhere and what the electrical effects were...

These american news companies are so goddamn spineless.

I'm really missing something like Cisco DMVPN. A VPN mesh between different routers where all routers have a connection to each other, so that all traffic doesn't have to pass through the hub. And that runs on a router, because all these solutions only run on a regular computer with a complete OS.

points finger you son of a bitch, I'm in.

I'm a big fan of Guava's EventBus. Easy to implement and straightforward to understand. This library does seem to require more setup and I don't see the immediate advantages, also why does it require an instanceProvider? I don't understand what that does.

The point is to not take the whole server down with it. Keeps the other applications working.

Even on desktop it's terrible, I wanted to protect some private keys of a Java application but there is no way to talk to a TPM using Java so handsandshouldersup gesture.

What happened to me is I passed a date to an external library, and then after that library did its work, that date was changed. Super annoying even if you know that it's a mutable object.

What are ICs?

Using the setup wizards isn't the hard part... It's creating them.

I'm still using it to distribute/update production apps and whilst the script language is a bit funky, it works reliably. And the tools work under Linux too, so I can easily integrate a "create setup" step in the CI/CD environment.

I think English is a terrible shitpile of grammar and syntax

Spoken languages are like programming languages, there are the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses.

Not just shock you across the room, but shock straight into your next life.

I have the feeling that this is much more about control than it is about security.

I have been saying it since the beginning that we are centralizing all the power of the internet to one organization and that this a bad thing, yet I get downvoted every time. One organization is going to have a say on whether or not you can have a website on the internet, how is this objectively a good thing?

We're back in the mainframe times boys, good luck everyone.