@halcy if you want to pad out your resumé I would suggest listing demos you've worked on and their filesizes because it's really cool
@angristan 축하해요 :D
I think I'mma do the TOPIK in a year or two.
@sir uh, I did 10 of each because I'm just dumping out the data and was too lazy to take an average
@sir I am bad at making graphs but it looks like '1' everywhere
@cyberia media: "yo we need a bad guy to play the hacker because only evil people try to steal things"
agencies: "yep, we got you covered."
> State-sponsored hackers from China, Russia, Iran and North Korea are engaged in concerted attempts to steal coronavirus vaccine secrets
@emersion the overload between "Direct Rendering Manager" and "Digital Rights Management" hurt my brain for a few seconds after I clicked through to the kernel docs from the footnote.
@hund > Mainline?
It's not in qmk/qmk_firmware on GitHub yet, it only lives in my fork.
@hund There's a QMK port for the duckypad on my GitHub but I haven't gotten around to mainlining it because I need to make a decent default keymap
"We went to Iowa and all we got were these felony arrest records"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gj4Ie_ausZ4
This is the aftermath of the story of two Coalfire pentesters getting arrested at a courthouse while doing security tests for the Iowa Judicial Branch
Dino 0.2 is out!
Dino is a privacy-friendly messaging application. The 0.2 release adds message correction, improves the file upload functionality and provides more information on encryption.
Release blog post: https://dino.im/blog/2020/11/dino-0.2-release/
@cpsdqs as in: I don't know hanzi so that's what memes me when I try to transliterate them with handwriting recognition. your stroke order is probably correct
@cpsdqs stroke order? idk
Stromae annonce un nouvel album:
https://www.lalibre.be/culture/musique/stromae-annonce-un-nouvel-album-5fa7fce99978e20e7059cf14
@Dee that would be a FUN paper to write
@Dee oh man some linguistics student needs to write the paper cataloguing the usage of this so that wikipedia has a source
@epical Per TFA:
> In this case, "more sophisticated" means being able to block using Adblock Plus-style rules. These give you more control over what you block and what you don't, instead of blindly blocking any url to a given hostname.
> This allows you to e.g. block https://google.com/evil-spying-script.js but not https://google.com/search?q=funny+cat+pics.
A Pi-Hole only lets you filter hostnames, as an implementation restraint of being a DNS server.
@sir And, on the corporate Web, you are the exception.
@sir I always feel like first-party frontends never have the user's interests as a core focus.
Third-party (or, ideally, second-party) interfaces are what you want to get the best experience out of other people's services
The BBC are banning their staff from attending Pride.
Videogame cheat developer, undergraduate Computer Science student, multilingual, bisexual, enby. 20.
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