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vrek

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  • What's the weirdest bug in a program you found in a project you didn't write?

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  • Ah ok, i was thinking you meant the previous solution was so complicated so the basic switch sped it up

  • What's the weirdest bug in a program you found in a project you didn't write?

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  • Wait...not being able to use a basic library like string.h opens up so many other questions

  • Internet picture of a monkey

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  • I remember going to a presentation trying to sell timeshares back in the 90s. I was on vacation with my parents in Orlando Florida. If we went to an hour long presentation selling us time shares we would be given tickets to Disney world for 3 days and up to 4 people per party.

    I have no idea how they afforded to do that, I know we didn't buy one and I just read a book(i think I was about 10) while waiting to go to Disney world. We did get the tickets and Disney world was enjoyable.

  • Internet picture of a monkey

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  • I can help with this plan. I'll vibe-code the Ai to generate the Ai Ai pictures... This would be the Ai Ai Ai Ai

  • I'm looking for the best free online storage site my files. That is heavily encrypted and respect people's privacy, what would you suggest?

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  • CCC would also work. I think at either convention that talk would be standing room only if not shut down by the fire Marshall

  • What's the weirdest bug in a program you found in a project you didn't write?

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  • Is there any reason they couldn't just look for the complete "Content-length" string?

  • What's the weirdest bug in a program you found in a project you didn't write?

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  • Fast to run or fast to make?

    I'm a big fan of if it's stupid but works it's not stupid, especially if you get a runtime speed improvement.

    Yeah it might be theoretically difficult to make an update but if by "each type" you mean like the primitive data types (string, int, char etc) I doubt the language is going to change how, for example, an int works. If you they do so many programs will break.

  • What's the weirdest bug in a program you found in a project you didn't write?

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  • to be real evil, create a test to confirm what that button does cause you know....100% code coverage

  • What's the weirdest bug in a program you found in a project you didn't write?

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  • Why are you in 32 unix groups?

  • What's the weirdest bug in a program you found in a project you didn't write?

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  • Did you customize your window manager or is that stock?

  • What's the weirdest bug in a program you found in a project you didn't write?

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  • Hmm yeah that's really weird... I can't think of a purpose for a check like that, plus even it was a valid reason throw an exception or return a result indicating failure, don't just corrupt the file

  • Do you make a grocery list, or do you just go to the store and wing it?

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  • Just looked into this, there is a android version and seems to be similar to what I want. Thanks for the recommendation. Can you tell me what the advantage of paying for it is?

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  • Yeah they profile a person who doesn't exist...

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  • I said this in another response but try (local area code) + 867-5309 it works on most stores. If it's a national chain especially 212-867-5309 works.

  • I wonder why they're hiring new IT personnel

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  • Oh I didn't even think of that... That's evil but I kinda like the idea. That said there a notice that there are issues would be nice. Imagine applying for webdev role and on the first page it says "there are several issues with this application, being able to find the errors and correct them is considered a part of the interview process"

  • I'm looking for the best free online storage site my files. That is heavily encrypted and respect people's privacy, what would you suggest?

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  • You know if somebody did this with an encrypted data but only like every 50th frame on a video like that old "smiling man" videos or they "watch Ian sleep" videos then someone saw it and posted it either here or Mastodon or one of the forbidden companies it could generate a new conspiracy.

    Would be great if a bunch of people did like a full deep dive. Getting the raw videos, figuring out the frames to extract, determining the encryption method, find a method to decrypt it, combine all the fragments back together, figure out its in some obscure latex format, write a custom interpreter for that format which hasn't been used since the early 90s...people online thinking it's some state actor or like a command and control module for some bot net.. They finally crack it all and access the raw data and it's just a backup of pornographic slashfic from usenet back in the day.

    Especially if breaking the encryption was like a novel and new approach. Imagine like a talk at defcon "how I found about Harry Potter's sex with Gwen from Spiderman...and broke aes256 in the process"

    OP - I'm not saying this is what you are backing up but the idea of this was so funny to me.

  • I am definitely a bird me personally

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  • A guy who wants to creep is not going to be stopped by a sign.

    Maybe he will sit at a table and track who goes in and out of women's room and wait till there is no one in there, to go to "the wrong door by accident" and hide in stall.

    A sign won't stop them. Punishment will...if you experience that report it. Get them arrested. If they try to make it physical punch scream kick scratch.

    Its like locking your car doors. A car thief is likely to just break the window. Or just steal your catalytic converter.

    It makes you feel safe but doesn't prevent crime.

  • I wonder why they're hiring new IT personnel

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  • Nope, junior software developer of an insurance firm...

  • homophobia rule

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  • Thinking that much about what a guy does with his dick is quite gay...