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The title of the page is "Charcuterie — A Visual Unicode Explorer" so a search would bring it up. [edit - tested in a incognito page]

Some targets are more valuable than others. A firewall product has obvious security value. The fact that it requires high privilege is another reason.

I have the same thoughts about other Mac apps. e.g. iTerm2 - cause they "see" so much sensitive data.

Just saying developers have been hacked. Underrated existence proof.

Their copy of the compiler. Just an example. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Probably used logn not log2.

   >>> math.log(8_000_000_000)
   22.80270737862625

Yep, As fans of Larson's The Far Side, probably every American and Americo-phile computer geek and cypherpunk used 'dang'

Same goes for the rest of your list.

?! The same way every other developer that has been hacked. You surely cannot be suggesting you're un-hackable. That seems ludicrously hubristic.

They don't build their own machines or write their compilers or write their own crpyto code or ... so many other things.

It's partly for dramatic purposes, to slow the realisation of the audience that they are aliens talking about people.

And, ofc, in-drama logic; the beings (of silicon or whatever) are/were blending in with humans to study them.

Same, I thought the newberries were going to be some sort of intelligence enhancer.

Yep, I trust the obdev.at / Snitch guys.

I do wonder however, are they sufficiently careful about their processes and own machines to avoid a supply chain attack completely.

They must be a target for the various hacking groups out there.

Is this the vid? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YL8pwF7Mnc

Rick Beato travels to NeuralDSP in Finland.

I found some of mine from 1992

Here you are. https://github.com/google/grumpy

Last commit was 9 years ago though, so targets Python 2.7.

Great game. I was hoping for a webgl/wasm version but oh well.

If your interests run bucolic you may be interested in the upcoming 3h documentary "The Valley".

https://thevalleyfilm.au/

Is the slump test still commonly used? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concrete_slump_test

I believe this is actually part of the intent.

Sometimes I feel the urge to do some art, and the bigger surface might allow that. Perhaps in lieu, make a bigger trackpad.

Maybe them too, to some extent. Have they been studied?

What are some possibilities?

    1. Those with spatial reasoning are less likely to develop Alzheimers
    2. Ambo and Taxi drivers are less likely (for some reason) to develop Alzheimers AND their work leads them to develop good spatial reasoning.

Any others? One consideration is that those with jobs requiring long periods of concentration drink less. Among other things.

It makes me sad for all the human creativity and artistry repressed in Albania and other countries.

Maybe introduce .bk (Balkans) then anyone around there can use it.

Same for me and this is why I had not clicked on it before.

Gal.

Yes, a feature of the movie "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" is a sort of sickly green.

I think hospitals have moved entirely away from green, probably because of its association with industry and asylum use.

You could write some custom backends for https://irmin.org/ I guess.

> Irmin is an OCaml library for building mergeable, branchable distributed data stores.

Not cache-able if no one has seen them before.

A popular use of DNS is for malware to communicate their status. They do this by requesting e.g. "i_am_in_$RANDOM_NUMBER".badplace.ru.cn.cx.

I remember https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathan_Oxer getting one in 2008. Quite the pioneer.