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@0xabad1dea if it's the one I think, thanks so much. It makes it so much more watchable without those people @0xabad1dea Yes, I've noticed this in a bunch of twitch streams - if you put in the work to cultivate a healthy and safe environment you can have it, even if you're at thousands of regular viewers. Toxicity is not simply a function of community size. @0xabad1dea Ooof. I mean, there is an advantage to people who wave a big red flag conspicuously enough to make it obvious who they are. tired: it's your own fault if the TLD your organization depends on evaporates for unrelated political reasons entirely out of your control wired: shut down every .com whose index.html doesn't execute cleanly in x86 real mode @0xabad1dea remember the C compiler distributed as an ASCII text file, and which produced binaries that are also ASCII text files? http://tom7.org/abc/paper.pdf Odin carried around the same stick for 15 minutes on a walk until he saw a bigger one lying on the sidewalk and swapped it with the immediacy of an RPG player
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I see the infosec industry has finally achieved security once and for all by shutting down every workstation connected to the internet
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@0xabad1dea «This is similar to what happens when enabling --ffast-math, which stands for Final Fantasy AST Math, meaning that the abstract syntax tree of your program will be manipulated using fantasies about Math that do not apply to IEEE-754, and your Final result can be arbitrarily different.» will never not make me laugh I told my husband that posting this could literally take down the instance and he is insisting I post it
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@0xabad1dea isn't leap years one of the first programming examples every programmer has to learn? Congratulations! You have found the secret day. Today and today only, you can: double jump, air dash, walk through walls as long as they’re only one tile wide, shoot lasers from your sword when at full health, and glide backwards up staircases, even infinite ones.
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@0xabad1dea If you wear a powered hazmat suit today, you can climb ladders backwards at superhuman speed while accurately firing an assault rifle. @0xabad1dea @enobacon oh thank god I read this at 12:30 am and not 11:30pm. (Proceeds to go to sleep.)
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@0xabad1dea I feel like programmers need that thing like engineers having a ring made out of a bridge fragment or some shit to remind them of what might happen if they fuck up. @0xabad1dea They were actually playing 4D chess right in front of your eyes. If a plane doesn't have its door plug, can you really consider it a whole plane? No. If you had approved that pull request then B***ng would still be thriving. @0xabad1dea "Hello, sir, I'd like NaN planes please" Statements dreamed up by the insane are you planning on visiting the United States? Important tip: the price of groceries is not fixed. It’s calculated per store based on the average household income of the local area. Gas prices are similar, they can vary vastly. You can save a lot of money on a car trip by planning your foraging accordingly [I have explained this to a few different Dutch people and they were all surprised it would vary that much]
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and why yes this does mean that when an American moves so they can get a 20% better paying job, the milk and bread just magically costs 20% more @0xabad1dea the United States is a better analog to the entirety of Europe (and then some) than imagining it as a single country. With this in mind I’d imagine they wouldn’t be surprised if food prices between Paris and Warsaw differ a lot, no? @0xabad1dea ...and from this I've inferred that elsewhere prices are essentially the same country-wide which boggles my tiny mind.
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@0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange I wanted to write more in LaTeX. But I just don't have the time to learn :( “we can’t find any good candidates for this role” you’re auto-rejecting people with 20 years experience because they don’t have a degree and then AI-sorting the rest by how Jared their name is
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I love how in the odd chance you do make it through to an interview there will be a "skills test" of some sort - to just reinforce the fact that the pre-screening poo we use is next to useless at evaluating a persons individual skillset. (and no, i'm saying interview tests are a good measure of this either). @0xabad1dea As someone who is looking to change jobs, his is terrifying. Thanks for sharing. unity’s own explanation for deleting the ToS off their own website is… it wasn’t generating enough engagement
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@0xabad1dea Unity's CEOs and other bigwigs probably also only sold their stocks a week before the announcement because people didn't check them out enough. lol Streamer uses his "call a friend" trivia lifeline to call his brother, who is the developer of the Stanley Parable, to argue with ChatGPT live on stream about whether there are any audio easter eggs in the Stanley Parable https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1894458454?t=09h05m41s milestone unlocked: I said a real sentence in Chinese to a real Chinese person and it wasn’t so poorly pronounced they mistook it for a declaration of war
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@0xabad1dea the example I saw was messing up tones and asking for Revolution instead of breakfast oh my gods, it gets even better: the scanner was so offended the author didn't include Cantonese pronunciations for characters they MANUALLY PATCHED THEM ALL IN the pirate version of this book has DLC !!! this is how I feel when a program’s output is written like “I could not find the file” instead of “file not found”
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@0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange This is how the Gentoo Prefix bootstrapper looks like in "auto" mode... :woozy_baa: You think windmills are the Dutchest architecture but have you considered the six inch wide accessibility ramp
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@0xabad1dea I bet this is for reduced-mobility dachshunds with rear wheels. It's the only thing that makes sense. 🌭🐶🦽 If even github accidentally pushes their private key to a public github repo, you need to treat such an event as statistically inevitable as bad weather and have a plan https://github.blog/2023-03-23-we-updated-our-rsa-ssh-host-key/ |
maybe I should do security education by saying "imagine the user is Hitler. Literally. Visualize Adolf Hitler sitting in an office chair and he's filling out a form on your website. Are you sure you're validating inputs thoroughly enough?"