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it's a term used for historical reasons, nobody is claiming it's accurately describing some technical property

The entire essay can be summarized from these paragraphs..

i really don't think it can

can't you just keep the honeypot secret and detached from the interface? i guess someone might start scanning ips until their message pops up but still

? isn't this normal windows behaviour?

Say someone is sanctioned by the US, what stops Bluesky from pulling the plug on their DID thereby blocking and censoring this person from the network all together.

How does IANA handle this with domain names? genuine question, i'm not sure. is it enough to have distinct registrars and distinct jurisdictions for some TLDs and so on?

i guess that's fair, but i've never listened to a podcast from a non-foss app; i'm not really "in" the podcast sphere, but from where i'm sitting it seems podcasting would survive and migrate just fine if apple podcasts had to go away suddenly

tbf apple does a bunch of embedded programming too

that sounds terrible; HDMI/DP are backwards-compatible on purpose, you can use your fancy-shmancy modern output with a now-ancient display

isn't that kinda how python preallocates integers -5 to 256? https://docs.python.org/3/c-api/long.html#c.PyLong_FromLong

woah, scary! lol

lobsters comment points out [[unlikely]] works here for clang

https://clang.godbolt.org/z/r4xYWfPfe

edit: oh the article also mentions it now :)

i don't own a car but i have read through most of a car manual at some point, it had many useful detail on maintenance and configuration

if the parent commenter read the manual, they would know what the beeping means

Which is precisely what we’re going through right now with frontier models and it’s terrible.

terrible is a bit far, but pretty hilarious for sure

portability but not posix shell? tsk tsk

this seems very interesting, but the prose is extremely hard to read

the GDID seems like a tertiary issue barely worth mention, like ok a hw identifier exists in web browsing logs that microsoft somehow has the entirety of??

a c compiler turns c code into assembly which is then consumed by an assembler(?)

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ngl i think people should just read their car's manual

sure are

correct

is there any current benefit over comaps?

perhaps not the kind of nuance you mean, but this post criticizes signal for not having a threat model

i'm confused what this is in reference to, but yes, levonorgestrel emergency contraceptives can't be called pregnancy termination by even the most extreme definition because it works by delaying ovulation, does not impact implantation and does nothing during/post ovulation/ and 'conception'

that's confusing, why would you [ write -> LLMify -> edit to deslopify ] rather than keep working with your own words

which really sucks, because it's a good structure for emphasis in some limited situations, but now human writers that use it correctly get accused of being LLMs

yep, and this is the case for both major mobile operating systems

fun thing is that graphene had the feature to automatically reboot on a timer after inactivity for a while, but now ios also ships it :D

it's emulated on the 5000 series right?

The machine was made of edges and you cut yourself on them, and that is how you found out where they were

...having fought a particular machine, and lost, and gone back, and finally felt the thing give

mayhaps this is because our computing paradigms are stuck in the 70's

they're pretty durable relative to most laptops on the market, and replacing components most likely to break like the screen is... neither great nor terrible? https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/MacBook+Pro+13-Inch+Two+Thunder...

how often have you had to repair your current device? non-rhetorical question