My mathematics professor used a windows 98 (or 95) computer and created the exams in word. Not connected to the internet, obviously.
This was in 2017.
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This was in 2017.
But yes, the userbase of cnw and pr0gramm is overlapping. But pr0gramm is at least „only“ allowing bullying. Not the hard stuff such as actual murder, trading narcotics and your grandma’s credit card number + ID. And yes, cnw is way more ruthless than 1337crew ever was.
Anyway, I wanted to point at this because cloudflare said they took KF down because they felt like legal enforcement wasn’t moving fast enough. CNW destroyed lots of lifes too and it isn’t a secret that a few of cnw‘s users are well connected to rocker gangs which pull of murder for hire.
Look at crime.to. They still send bomb threats [1], exchange stolen credit card data [2], harass people to the point where they lose their houses [3] (SWATing, breaking in into their house and much more included), and probably more on a daily basis.
Still protected by cloudflare. Pretty hypocritical if you ask me.
[2] just browse the forum
[3] https://www.merkur.de/bayern/nuernberg/drachenlord-youtube-w...
The bounty hunters, who find misbehaving validators which signed orphaned blocks, will slash the validators stake. But those bounty hunters are programs which are being run in Vitalik‘s basement. Not everyone will be able to run one like a normal validator. They are trusted entities within the network.
react-grid-layout is written and maintained by cofounder of bitmex.
uWebSockets, one of the fastest ws servers, is mainly makelt afloat by crypto exchanges who make use of the author‘s consultancy service.
It’s by the makers of kagi.
What’s next? Sending everyone to jail who published articles online on how to trade crypto?
Sennheisers headphone division got eaten by its own success: the sennheiser hd 650 is so durable and has such a great soiund quality, that people just aren’t switching away from that 20 year old headphone.
In case the link you mentioned isn’t about that mid range headphone, it’s probably about the beyerdynamics T1.
Besides talking about audio equipment: I hate the sites on google who update the dates of their articles although the content wasn’t changed. Happens way to often. I googled the release date of BOTW2 a few days ago, and 3/4 of the search results were blatant seo spam where the initial article was about something else, and then the headline and date were changed in order to get more traffic from google.
Imo you are setting the wrong priorities for a search engine.
Anyway, what exactly is the use of this compared to just using uWS straight away? It’s build on uWS, so this is basically just a pusher implementation and some notification features with cool branding?
An example from the docs with middleware:
https://docs.pmnd.rs/zustand/typescript#middleware-that-chan...
If anyone calls this “easy, just learn generics” I won’t believe them further.
Anyway, I’m curious about the svg and flexbox issues you mentioned. I have not experienced any differences with those across systems and browsers.
Sounds like user agent / window.navigator sniffing in order to block the browser.
Classic microsoft. They will never change.
It all depends on your threat model, I guess.