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by 15155 3mo ago
Welcome to the world: people own things, have power, and use violence to protect their interests. Stomping your feet on the ground because something's not perceived as fair doesn't really change things. China has its own internet
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by 15155 3mo ago
When you create the infrastructure, you make the rules. If a party doesn't like those rules, they are free to create their own replacement infrastructure and obtain global buy-in. ccTLDs already exist and their respective countries hav
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by 15155 3mo ago
> What do other countries do who don't have Verisign to lean on? They lean on their ISPs, see Spain and the La Liga controversy.
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by 15155 3mo ago
What a fun balance sheet that will create. Seems easier to just exit the business.
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by 15155 3mo ago
"Stealing" in basically all common law jurisdictions requires intent to deprive the rightful owner of the property.
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by 15155 3mo ago
> Domestic steel production is an essential element of being sovereign, as opposed to being the handpuppet of a larger power (like the US). How did self-sufficiency shake out for Europe as a whole during WWII?
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by 15155 3mo ago
BLE Coded PHY will work for kilometers, where standard WiFi devices will not (HaLow is the exception.)
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by 15155 3mo ago
Determinism is a feature.
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by 15155 3mo ago
> That's easy, but useless The Rust toolchain is a delight in comparison to Zig's, and the unsafe code only need be temporary until humans (or, gasp, AI) address each class of underlying issue. This is a no-worse-off state to i
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by 15155 3mo ago
Because underneath the code you have more than one architecture to support.
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by 15155 3mo ago
> I've also got concerns about the quality of American electrical products. American PCB fabs are far higher quality/capability than most Chinese quick-turn fabs, but good luck getting Advanced Circuits or similar to talk to
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https://aisler.net/
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by 15155 3mo ago
> And that encourages someone to develop an alternative cartridge, which is mechanically and electrically compatible with HP This already happens for basically every commercially-available ink cartridge.
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by 15155 3mo ago
> I wonder how they will handle the nonsense around yellow tracking dots[1] etc. Hopefully that doesn't become a problem. What's there to handle? They just don't include them and there's no statute that requires them
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by 15155 3mo ago
> mention ANY of the alternate firmwares on their discord, and you get banned Does it surprise you that a Russian product team would use these tactics?
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by 15155 3mo ago
Worthless for theft, but subject to ransom and destruction by your local warlord.
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by 15155 3mo ago
No. They do this of course, but with jet turbines the materials science and processes aren't deducible from the work product.
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by 15155 4mo ago
Years ago, EVE corps swapped Unicode lookalike characters in patterned ways, inserted patterned zero width space characters, and put very slightly color shifted background watermarks into forum posts to detect leaks.
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by 15155 4mo ago
> the average sentence for murder in the US is 15 years Perhaps in the state system: in the federal system this is absolutely not the case (it's 5+ years longer), and there is no parole.
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by 15155 4mo ago
> objectively don't use as much anymore Consumers use these every single day in embedded devices without knowing it. I wouldn't be surprised in the slightest if the embedded DDR3/DDR4 market greatly exceeds the number of c
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by 15155 4mo ago
Power sequencing or such in mobile electronics, using a pick-and-place machine. This specific SKU has serious limitations due to the SRAM - TI limits the features (ROM bootloader IIRC, etc.) severely on these due to this.
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by 15155 4mo ago
> watches Some, and the market fluctuates a ton. > corvettes Only the oldest, most unique model years: nobody is buying (C4-C5-realistically C6) mid-90s or early 2000s Corvettes for more than what they paid for them, and they never wi
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by 15155 4mo ago
> But the cops can access the private land cameras. Not for free, they can't. Flock isn't a charity. So your local cops can't get the data, but others can.
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by 15155 4mo ago
This list isn't exactly describing "bans," this is a city contract rejection list - otherwise known as a "just deploy in commercial parking lots abutting major thoroughfares" restriction.
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by 15155 4mo ago
Define "legal firearms manufacturer" - what does that mean in the vast majority of states? Anyone can legally manufacture firearms for personal use (federally.)
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by 15155 4mo ago
Which definitely fails Bruen .
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by 15155 4mo ago
What are your damages? What kind of remedy do you seek?
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by 15155 4mo ago
> Off to small claims court people should go Which in many (not all) states can promptly be followed by a Motion to Transfer/Notice of Removal/whatever local custom to a county/circuit/district court. Once moved to a
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by 15155 4mo ago
What do you think login.gov is for? Also, "all" customers? No, only customers that access the restricted models.
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by 15155 4mo ago
No, but the Americans facilitating their access sure as hell will.

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