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"Three simultaneous lightning bolts strike ground"

Funny how the waves are always extra blurry when that happens.

Do you have a reasonable example of why a library that would call location or history?

All I can think of is "using query string as getenv() for random debug hacks" or "using history as a hack to synchronously reach the structured clone algorithm", neither of which a library should do (but both easily emulatable).

Where did you get 3? The fastest numbers I could see in the post add up to 7-8s

Imagine what Facebook's app would do if they didn't have to play within App Store rules.

Creality has one.

It's safe to leave behind one of each group (1 is still there).

So the big idea is "simulate user keypresses and mouse events", and it works if the user answers "yes" to the prompt "Program X wants to control other programs on this computer".

To be fair, Steam games request that permission, so users may be trained to accept it.

OnShape what now? I'm still on the free-but-everything-is-public plan. Is that going away?

I thought so too, but the paper version apparently has a ridiculously high (user) error rate. When the failure mode is an extra human it might be a net win.

This sounds like a great way to solve the “vaccines don’t give recurring income” problem.

Yes, ignoring the problem is easier.

As before? This just means there are no longer two full copies of every system library on disk.

Frees up a gig or two of disk space. Good.

Have they been making a moral argument that they deserve a cut?

Rendered version: https://tex.loria.fr/fontes/mf.pdf

Yep. Producing the book is free.

I don't think you're allowed to sneak "when I kill it has societal benefit" into the "context".

Buying a phone and replacing the software will be cheaper unless you're making truckloads of these? (There are a dozen brands of point-of-sale systems that are an iPod Touch or similar with a magnet attached to the headphone jack)

I’m curious what properties this has that aes(0||id) doesn’t.

Because 100 to 200 is twice as much and 700 to 800 is not

"CacheOut is effective even in the non HyperThreaded scenario, where the victim always runs sequentially to the attacker."