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My car was $1,500 and my insurance is ~$35. I'm lucky enough to be able to bother mechanics to teach me repairs though.

how many cat pictures do you have for this to work?

Vous avez trahi ses instructions...

In causal speech confidence in an answer is communicated; though maybe just as a pause, or even through tone.

Not the sort of data we'll have crop up in CommonCrawl.

Japanese has two tones, which is something I didn't know until recently.

Huh, what's the difference between /{top,best}comments?

It could be that they didn't observe it long enough to get enough data to do the checks tho, no?

  let m = obj.method
  let res = m(arg)

How much does that metric matter? Especially in the context of hybrids with regenerative braking.

For comparison a Model S weighs over 4,500 lbs.

Mobile Garage Band is actually pretty good from what I can tell, for an example.

Is it not "be privileged" or to "have privileges"? It's not as though it were quantifiable—"privilege checks" (the decade old boogeymeme) notwithstanding.

Still has the referrer troll.

I'm curious why you specified IRL.

The Yukon recently moved to MST without DST (to ditch DST)

The one time I read the article before the comments...

That's Newphie exclusive innit?

Chobits.

There seems to be a typo on the landing screenshot: lunettee instead of lunette.

Looks neat tho.

Except the one that killed Nujabes.

My '08 MacBook has calculations via Spotlight.

Not to mention the screenshot tool (including Command-Shift-4, Spacebar) that works immediately upon keypress unlike the new Windows built-in screenshotter. Of which it doesn't hide its own UI properly and may leave a small 1-pixel bar at the top of your screenshot! It's insane how poorly crafted Windows is, and yet it flourishes.

The CEO declared sleep their competitor.

Read that as "Eat, Pray similarly."

You're mistaken; the iPhone 5s--10 years old come Autumn--received a security update on January 23rd (iOS 12.5.7).

As the first 64-bit phone and the first phone with a proper Secure Enclave (TPM+biometric auth) it's received a lot of love from Apple.

Here you're electing to remain on the happy but bloated path.

However sometimes it may be worth to venture out a bit in exchange for reducing code, or for using code that aligns more with your philosophies.

43ms is quite a slowdown isn't it? Handful of joules at least.

FWIW, Peter Naur (N of BNF) said CS ought have been named Datalogy.

Sounds above my (current) head.

Here I thought GCM was some modern foolproof/footgunless design.

From what I shallowly researched; GCM's nonce seems limited to 12 bytes by convention only. That nonce reuse is so fatal seems absurd to me.

Would "salting" the key safely tackle the problem?

Put explicitly;

  send <- nonce || salt || ciphertext
  recv -> decrypt(ciphertext, nonce, pbkdf(pass) || salt)

The transparent APFS migration was one heck of a feat.

Consider using ifuse from https://libimobiledevice.org/ to access the SQLite database with all your Photos metadata.