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WhyJiffie
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~~I don't think it's possible to write rust code that compiles to the exact same binary as c++. compilers make different optimizations, and make overall a different structure, especially across languages.~~
~~I think they meant the rust library produces the same output from the same input as the c++ library.~~
if llms indeed generate worse rust code than for other languages, that's not that big of a problem because the compiler will catch a lot of mistakes. if it compiles, it will run, and no memory safety bugs unless unsafe is also used. the llm could pick the wrong functions for some uses, but that should be caught relatively easily with testing, which can be automated partly
edit: I was wrong, they indeed say that. this is weird.
you are totally right! taiwan should just hand over itself so that nobody dies. same with ukraine, greenland, canada. why don't they just do that!
how does this work? I thought bluetooth is practically invulnerable to DDOS because of its endless frequency hopping
if the USSR didn't fell, life would be very different where I live. by the looks of it, not better, that's definite
Depends on locations but typically in urban areas (which is where most people live now, since the rural flight of the 20th) there are multiple ISPs to chose from.
we have multiple here but there's no competition in this regard. they are competing in speed, prices and also feelings by deceptive ads, but not in privacy. like, I wouldn't install the apps of any of them to my phone, because they are full of data mining code.
but there are also things they just couldn't avoid: law requires them to be keeping logs, and generally they have a stronger obligation for local laws, because the local government can threaten local businesses much more efficiently.
so, most of the cases you can choose from a few options, but regarding privacy.. not much variety. you can't even know before or even after subscribing to them, because how will you check.
VPNs are different because you can choose from thousands (though most are shit), and the claims of better ones will be proven by court.
another point, is that normally your traffic goes unencrypted through ISP equipment of whatever brands. cisco, huawei, ubiquiti, tplink, whatever. what's even worse, personally I wouldn't trust any that is cloud controlled through the manufacturer and there's many brands like that from the USA even.
the ISP bought equipment that they evaluated by whether does it work, not forensically. they probably also inherited a lot of it from another company. a lot of it doesn't receive security patches anymore, because they are old equipment that still work fine, but it doesn't matter because they don't even run the last released patches either.
all the while reputable VPN services are more careful about whos stuff they trust with providing their services.
Most customers are just too lazy to bother picking anything but the most popular choices.
thats right. and they don't even know what should they be looking out for. but honestly me neither, none of the ISPs seem to be good guys, because there's nothing in it for them.
TL;DR: most people can actually chose their ISPs.
most people can also choose a smartphone brand, they can also choose between facebook and twitter. it was not my point.
my point is that VPNs can actually give something more that local ISPs can't, and provide value that way.
a firewall can be used to filter incoming traffic by its properties. most consumer home routers don't expose the firewall settings
that's exactly one of the main reason they use archive sites for citations. but when an archival site does that it becomes useless.
only thing they are hoping is the surveillance state collapses, and an actual people's republic can be built in its place, and they can consider to return. but of course you can't avoid painting the "traitor" in the worst light.
Nobody is racist. people are just fed up with the mindset of the kind of chinese citizen that is not only angrily parroting chinese political propaganda, but who even want other parts of the world to become like that, because they feel superior. and you know full well I'm not talking about communism here.
as I understand it does not hide negatively voted comments. these are stats, for to moderators, for helping moderation decisions. It's not automatic.
they are visible, they do matter, just not that much as on reddit
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you mean the DCOs? those are nothing like NDAs. if not, which ones you mean?