The tilde is usually parsed/replaced by the shell, so yes it you can use it for path definitions in the shell. The parsing is disabled by single quotes however. A lot of my colleagues were confused by that.
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most researchers i've heard on the topic only said "we will have to pay close attention to it", which sounds pretty reasonable from my uneducated perspective.
The ability to concentrate really drops a lot once the CO2 content goes above 1k for example. I'd expect at least that kind of change if these managed to get the CO2 from 1.5k+ down to 500 ppa or other similar metrics.
The smart one's are subsidized by their ads and spyware; so you'll always pay a massive premium to get a dumb one.
private person: 150€ intellij only, 250 € all products
corporation: 500 € intellij only, 650€ all products
well, they're in violation of the licence if thats true. The 150€/250€ licence is for private people, companies have to pay 500€/650€.
/edit: i guess non of the people that are responding to me can read. he specifically said that the company is paying for that and the price of non-intellij licences don't overlap with 200€ on any tier I can see.
I still own a Kindle and buy books through it, but it's just false that this is the least hassle option.
My point was that the pixel density is pretty hard to determine with low Bitrate streams as you get them from Netflix.
The difference between Netflix 1080 and 720p is often pretty small, so you might've really just not noticed. They're generally streaming with pretty poor bit-rates
The first time I watched a pirated episode after years of streaming from Netflix was pretty eye opening for me wrt video quality.
It's not so much what people are gonna do once it's passed and more about what controversial topics they can raise so people don't pay attention to other things.
I personally have never had a worse outlook on Germanys political future. This will show any politician that they don't have to worry about anything and keep enriching themselves with no recourse to speak of.
Nonetheless, we still lock our doors and thieves often break in, even though picking the lock is both safer and less likely to arouse suspicion.
Your argument makes sense, but we humans aren't really rational
I'm not a vegan but from my perspective if minimizing harm is your goal then veganism is the only valid choice.
Any meat consumption will unquestionably increase the misery and pain the consumed animals had. Both while alive and at their final end. You're lying to yourself if you cannot admit to that.
Your argument wrt the insects and land animals is super strange too... What do you think the animals are going to eat until they're butchered? Love and good feelings?
It had to be fixed, but your thesis that anyone was actually owned by these security issues because they didn't want to apply the mitigation rounds to at most 0.0% with an infinite amount of zeros before a 1.
Just printing error ids is fine if there is a good knowledge base which addresses them.
Yes, but the failure was basically manufactured. You cannot keep every process as it was before and just install Linux/libre office, yet that is what they did.
Their current processes are optimized for windows to a degree that usage of the Microsoft office suite is part of the training they undergo.
Switching at this point would be a multi-year process that cannot be rushed. Each task needs to be evaluated separately and a new solution has to be tested and likely engineered from the ground up.
there is no security benefit from revoking individual keys unless they've been compromised - however, the likelihood of only leaking a single key is extremely unlikely.
There are very few attack vectors how you can compromise a private/public key pair and they all basically boil down to local access. This is not a PreSharedKey situation like a password, where both parties effectively share a single string for authentication. The private key never leaves the authenticating machine, as you're only sending a signature over which will be validated against the public key. So, how are you going to compromise a single key that splitting them increases your security?
you're either completely compromised and somebody has filesystem access or you've forwarded your SSH-Agent to a compromised host. When its the former, you'll have to have the private-key encrypted so they're unable to use them (encrypted at rest) and when its the later, you cannot have your keys added to the agent, making the forwarding redundant in the first place.
Honestly, you only need some shared towns to be persistent. Everything else being ephemeral could be made a feature through lore (i.e. reality destroying mists which eats the world whenever nobody is watching, player characters try to fight against the neverending destruction by venturing out into the world, temporarily reclaiming parts for harvesting etc.)
The biggest issue would be to actually generate towns, npc story etc on the fly. I think you're really underestimating the size of that challenge. Generating assets like that is generally the most expensive part of game development with multiple people working on each one. If you automate that away, you'll be able to make a ton of money just by providing modules for unreal engine and unity.
You'd need several prerequisites for that to actually increase security, i.e. not using an ssh-agent (required password for every key prompt) and encrypting them at rest
Otherwise you'll leak all your keys as soon as any attack vector is utilized such as hostile host siphoning from the ssh-agent forwarding or filesystem access.
Fun image, though some overly sensitive people might decry it as sexism somehow, so probably not something i can joke about at work.
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columns: 250px;
height: 100vh;
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<div classes="col-style"><p> everything in here will be in columns of 250px width and the scroll bar will be going to the right instead of the bottom</p></div>