which, if its the LLM asking for the result of the locally ran "echo $API_KEY", will be sent through that proxy, to the correct configured domain. (If it did it for request body, which apparently it doesn't (which was part of what I was wondering))
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Doesn't help much if the use of the secret can be anywhere in the request presumably, if it can be restricted to specific headers only then it would be much more powerful
Of the mini-apps in China, I don't know, I was never exposed to the existence of their non-mini-app counterparts.
There are more app-having companies that have web apps than not
(All is impossible for both iOS and Android also: Games that don't get updated, games that get unlisted due to having a link to their own website with the wrong phrasing next to it, games that get unlisted due to the app store owner not being satisfied with the description page for the game, regional restrictions, requests from governments to remove socially unacceptable apps, etc)
https://doc.qubes-os.org/en/latest/user/security-in-qubes/an... For laptops, it helps make tampering obvious. (a different attestation scheme with smaller scope however)
This might not be useful to you personally, however.
The aspect of integrity checking speed in a saturated context (N workers, regardless if its multiple workers per file, or a worker per file), CRC32(C) seems to be nearly twice as fast https://btrfs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Checksumming.html
ZIP can also support arbitrary metadata.
I think this could have all been backported to ZIP files themselves
Doesn't seem to allow a person to optionally identify with their place of birth, their citizenship, or their parents' existence. For some it is important to not identify with those things, for others its just as important to identify with those things.
> "The blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb"
I'd suggest to not use such a saying as it has a very mixed and revisioned history https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_is_thicker_than_water#Ot...
> and still exists under certain jurisdictions such as English Common Law.
Clarification?
Across all the Zach-like and other games I've played around with, the wire management in Circuit Artist I'd say feels very fair and intuitive, and not obstructive to gameplay.
The developer is very accepting of feedback and it showed up a lot, with quality of life features showing up constantly (e.g. being able to automatically draw bus lines, with corners et al).
Worst case, you can copy the circuit into your favorite image editor, make edits there, and paste it back into the game (Or use Netpbm/other software to programmatically generate circuits) (Or make a library of circuits to copy from using any other app that can handle images).
The flexibility of the idea of MS Paint + circuit is taken to its complete logical conclusion.
Good. Its beneficial, I'd think. Lies are not new, the amount of lies, probably not new either.
I don't think we have (yet) reached a level of badness compared to the prior point of tobacco companies telling people around the world that cigarettes have medical benefits.
time python -I -c 'print("Hello World")'
real 0m0.014s
time bash --noprofile -c 'echo "Hello World"'
real 0m0.001sWhy?
GOG and CD PROJEKT splitting up should ensure this is not going to happen in the future as much.
For GOG, there are plenty of clients for Linux [1][2][3][4], And they are open source, I can go and talk to the people making these clients directly, I can give feedback, I can make changes to make these clients better (and to a small degree, I already have).
[1]: https://sharkwouter.github.io/minigalaxy/
[2]: https://sites.google.com/site/gogdownloader/