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$2 / hr is the price point that works. It is a wage in line with the local population. They have to understand if it goes to $12/hr it makes a lot more sense to use labor in Mississippi or North Dakota. There are many states that
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Great question Also, how did you discover this?
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Damn it Harshit!
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So China burns coal, to generate power, at huge heat and transmission loses, to power “clean” EV cars. Much worse for the planet. Clean gasoline cars, once they implement particulate filters on them, are going to be cheap, and pollute a w
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I actually really like bing wallpaper content. It’s unfortunate Microsoft has screwed up the rest of it so bad
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And this darn update is going to force all the holdouts who still wanted server side encoding/decoding into removing it or being vulnerable.
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Loved the Riv, I was there at a very similar time as you I think. I liked the steps when you walked in, and all the places they shot Casino at. I saw a cool show in the theater which is also shown in Casino. I guess I’m more a movie guy th
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This is an option too … https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35176474
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Or well… if you have one of these models, this is the way. https://openwrt.org/toh/d-link/start
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Its funny, Microsoft and ARM emulation is good because of Qualcomm, or rather in spite of Qualcomm's limitations. If Qualcomm had done better, then the software wouldn't have to be so good, and they'd likely have maintained m
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Yes. Grade 9 in 99 :)
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I guess my definition of walk ability includes seeing interesting things and being able to walk towards them. The condo towers block the sun and you can’t see beyond them walking down the road. My post was a bit too negative I suppose, some
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Rosetta2 runs an x86 exploit? Doesn’t explain iOS but still sounds interesting!
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If I had to guess, there must have been an exploit in the wild that took advantage of this. It sounds like it eliminates the oldest tools in one swoop. Which is pretty sweet
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Nice work, and appreciate the time you spent! “I also downloaded an older kernel where Apple accidentally included symbols and manually diffed these versions with a focus on the code related to inactivity reboot. The kernel has three string
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Then you turn to a different strategy, selling yourself, or self promotion. It’s not as volatile as nostalgia, you can always go there too. I used to network with BNC! (Touches both, quickly.)
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Entry / user fees?
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And this is how GD-ROMs got ripped. Broadband adapter and the shoot out the data over Ethernet
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2y ago
Some nice nostalgia for me -In high school we walked to that exact KFC for lunch and would discuss the previous nights antics playing StarCraft broodwar. -I used to fix computers (professionally) at a store on the same street as that gas st
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Cloth shopping bags are harming us and the environment around us. They are sold unwashed with heavy dyes, so we either wash them and pollute the local sewer or septic system, or we throw them out and everything in them leeches into the land
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…”Once your current contract concludes, you can continue using the product. However, please note that support ticketing for troubleshooting will no longer be available.”
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“The paid versions of these offerings – Workstation Pro and Fusion Pro – are no longer available for purchase. ”
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Unreal engine has certainly had its licensing issues. https://www.theverge.com/2023/10/5/23905082/epic-unreal-engi...
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Encrypted ZIP files have long been a way to evade any sort of malware detection during transmission.
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Maybe it will run on modern Macs once again :)
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It’s a few gens old now. But my ryzen 9 5950x blew the doors off anything (consumer desktop) intel by an exponential difference
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Lack of creativity and ambition !
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This is great! So many times they’ve sent robots in and the radiation was so strong they failed. Hopefully these samples help them understand the mix of what melted together and eventually strategies to remove and accommodate storage of the
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Well… yeah https://www.cnn.com/2024/09/23/tech/telegram-ceo-durov-arres...
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So what did we learn class? If you’re ever in a situation where your iPhone is being seized, power it down :)
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