I think USA'n suffers more from discomfort than European, and the gp comment is an attempt at explaining that.
this is also my experience as a north American, sweating is a no-go and they clutch AC at 18C.
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I think USA'n suffers more from discomfort than European, and the gp comment is an attempt at explaining that.
this is also my experience as a north American, sweating is a no-go and they clutch AC at 18C.
Windows is also a rare bird in UTF-16.
an interesting tidbit, some Windows kernel developer realized that most registry keys are ascii anyways so they could save up to 50% space simply by storing the name as ascii. The flag is called "compressed name" and they will pad with 0x00 when reading the name to make a proper utf-16 string.
that's the scenario they want to prevent. they can't force the client to use ipv4, if they connect via ipv6, they will be served an accss denied.
"cancel" means cancel the last operation (e.g. "quit the program", "yes/no" is an action taken on the prompt.
why would they need Copilot to insert ads on GitHub?
thank you for sharing, I was trying to find something similar that explains why UTC everywhere is such a bad idea!
Should Airbnb share all listings with cities so they can inspect buildings?
I think dannyw meant something like this:
# This function is defined by the system
def validSignature(sig):
return false
# This function is defined by the system
def isSignaturefromGuardian(sig):
if sig.validator == "guardian":
return true
return false
# A bug in the system compared both return values
if validSignature(tx.sig) == signatureFromGuardian(tx.sig):
approve()
```(Looks like somebody picked up this particular example on HackerNews.)
Also looks like you are blogging about known stuff: https://isc.sans.edu/forums/diary/Correctly+Validating+IP+Ad...