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When did language devolve to "boot" being an adjective? What does that even mean?
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2y ago
> means to move between them unimpeded Which means are these?
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> In January 2023, it was reported that the submarines were likely to incorporate a vertical launch system (VLS) for land-attack missiles. This would be a first for Royal Navy SSNs, which currently launch land-attack missiles via their t
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Second Life has operated the Lindex service for more than a decade.
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> We're going to be caught with our pants down with B52s as the stains on our underwear. Meanwhile: their entire imported food and oil supply has been easily blockaded by ancient, conventional systems.
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> why QUIC exists when SCTP does Because QUIC uses UDP, which is supported by most/all intermediate routing equipment.
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By using an Atlas V booster.
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This is specific to each municipality/state. The United States federally has no laws regarding the outdoor consumption of alcohol.
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2y ago
Folks in the United States aren't routinely arrested for Facebook posts.
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Ah yes, the old "interference on the tenth harmonic" explanation. Really? Which bands are in use that are interfering? Why are the downlinks not wreaking havoc today?
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Which comparably-priced ADC/DAC ICs are pushing 6 GSPS on 8x8 channels like the $500 (actual price, not fuck-you DigiKey price) RFSoCs?
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> U.S. de minimis exception ends on Tuesday 4 February 2025 for all Chinese imports. New limit of 0$ for all goods. The de minimis exemption ends on Tuesday, but only if the goods are already in a bonded warehouse or customs house pendin
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The helicopter crew resided in this area and this is one of the largest, widest, most-used bridges in the area.
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Or just Robert's Rules.
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Which statute mandates this?
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And a spiritual sibling: https://github.com/SpinalHDL/NaxRiscv
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This has nothing to do with performance or hardware CPU development. FPGA-specific soft cores like VexRiscv and NaxRiscv are immensely useful for anything involving state machine logic or glue code that you do not want to implement in-fabri
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How are liquor stores functionally different?
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I love how the NRA - which is almost entirely member-funded - gets lumped in with actual industries with eye watering margins.
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We should license them by the gallon: assault pools with scary slides will be non-transferable to new owners.
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The entire Steam account is tainted: that's the issue. Some random commercial third party can make an accusation and damage the value of thousands of games on a lark. Meanwhile, any determined cheater just bought another copy of the ga
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Good luck ensuring every PCIe device with DMA access is "trusted."
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I just watched Douyin yesterday on their site for numerous hours without a login to try and understand the differences. Douyin is very much "available."
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Douyin has the exact same logo - how is that "firewalled?"
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The RK3566 is a $6 SOC, the RK3568 is $9 - there are a million use cases for these where RPis are just too expensive.
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> I think if it's working as intended and as designed then it's hard to call it a loophole. This assumes everyone acts in good faith. A popular one these days is the "gun show 'loophole.'" Rather than callin
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Try and extend this logic to other highly correlative, immutable individual factors.
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> Are you saying that we should only pool risk between people in the same risk bucket? People should be free to make that choice even though it increases net costs for higher-risk or less-affluent individuals. > How do you aim to dete
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Which implicitly means: "everyone must always pay into the government pool." If low-risk individuals are allowed to make their own choices, they will choose an insurer that caters to their group, thus depriving the government &quo
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Every legal allowance I disagree with is a "loophole", every legal allowance I take advantage of is intended functionality.
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