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by 15155 7mo ago
They are likely licensed IP.
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by 15155 7mo ago
Oh no, we couldn't possibly generate more power! Impossible! We're at our limit! China has 100 reactors under construction - meanwhile in the West, folks like you exist.
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by 15155 7mo ago
Or, you know, how the technology actually works: two different lasers and crystallization states.
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by 15155 7mo ago
DVD players also didn't have a great key revocation and forced field updates of keys and software and such. Blu Ray did, and was somewhat more effective. I also imagine console manufacturers have far more control over the supply chain
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by 15155 7mo ago
> That was literally Nazi Germany's strategy for defeating Britain. And this strategy was enormously effective. Absent U.S. intervention, Europe was fucked. > The Allies just made ships faster than they could be sunk. Not &quot
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by 15155 8mo ago
Can you articulate why you think this ban impacted anything and what you think the ban applies to?
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by 15155 8mo ago
This isn't legally "tax evasion", it's well-established law: corporations have some degree of personhood, and as a corporate officer, I am allowed to disburse payments to those in my employ as I deem fit. Individual stat
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by 15155 8mo ago
> you can't file a criminal action. Georgia and a handful of other states absolutely allow this.
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by 15155 8mo ago
Sounds like a great reason to keep all of your income in a corporation in a state with favorable privacy laws and then have very little on paper.
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by 15155 8mo ago
> we wouldn't be able to simply outspend them You're right: we would simply starve them (in addition to strategic bombing of all of these manufacturing centers.) They do not possess the food calorie production to sustain their
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by 15155 8mo ago
Ruby has SecureRandom.uuid and others
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by 15155 8mo ago
$20-40 IC in China
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by 15155 8mo ago
Soldered RAM has objectively lower latency and better signal integrity. Connectors aren't free, in terms of link/SI budget. This isn't some conspiracy, it's electrical reality.
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by 15155 8mo ago
Nobody is talking about a giant ground-exchange heat pump: liquid-to-air dry coolers exist and are used everywhere. Adiabatic cooling is just cheaper.
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by 15155 8mo ago
Whoa: is this the only possible form of cooling? What if there were a cooler that somehow didn't evaporate water, you might even call it a "dry cooler" - that would be a sweet invention. This might even be required in areas w
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by 15155 8mo ago
..so outlaw cooling towers and use dry coolers.. what?
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by 15155 8mo ago
This isn't a very difficult thing to build, but I am curious - what's the point? Who is the market?
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by 15155 8mo ago
Good luck convening a Constitutional Convention in the current (or future) political climate.
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by 15155 8mo ago
How would those confirmations have worked exactly?
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by 15155 8mo ago
What's also fascinating is that this metric is consistent even when controlling for socioeconomic status - ruling out "unfair circumstances! less opportunities!" arguments.
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by 15155 8mo ago
I'd rather have the Linux SOC and a $0.50-$1 FPGA (Renesas ForgeFPGA, Gowin, Efinix, whatever) nearby.
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by 15155 8mo ago
Bruen requires a historical analogue: home manufacture of arms is practically an American tradition.
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by 15155 8mo ago
Which "schoolchildren" died because of a firearm that was purchased inside of a 30 day window? None of the famous massacres would fit this bill; did you have an actual, documented event in mind or just feelings? All of the gun gra
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by 15155 8mo ago
"A right delayed is a right denied" (*except when it's a right protected by the Second Amendment, I guess.)
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by 15155 8mo ago
> IMO, the most effective gun law that isn't a complete non-starter to any legitimate groups of gun owners is the waiting period. It's an effective policy that substantially reduces suicide If I own many firearms already, what
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by 15155 8mo ago
> prevent off the shelf printers to print well known gun parts? > copy or print known currency bills Currency explicitly embeds detectable patterns to make software detection easy - firearm 3D models don't have any such feature.
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by 15155 8mo ago
The recently-introduced WA legislation also covers subtractive methods; I imagine CA omitted that specifically because of Haas.
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by 15155 8mo ago
If someone prevents you from exercising your right to vote, would you be angry?
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by 15155 8mo ago
> A broken federal government means guns are easily exported from red states with practically zero gun laws to blue states where they are used to commit crimes So why are the crime rates in most of these "red states" you are re
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by 15155 8mo ago
Can you show me where the right to drive a car is Constitutionally-protected? Also, what a shitty analogy: suicide is by definition a self-harmful act, DUI is almost always a socially-harmful act on its own. (And in many states, you can DUI

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