Arnt

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by Arnt 1y ago
It's plausible deniability. Someone at Huawei presumably thinks there's a chance that exporting this to Europe might be a legal problem at some point in the future. So they added a restriction, enough for plausible deniability.
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by Arnt 1y ago
Is your question why BYD started a price war there and not here?
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by Arnt 1y ago
Sorry about the misunderstanding. It sounded like "so hard that even Boeing has problems", if you see what I mean.
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by Arnt 1y ago
I think that's Rupert Goodwins and all of his apprentices.
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by Arnt 1y ago
"Europe must act fast to maintain investor interest, says KfW's Wintels" Wonder what that means. On the surface, it sounds as if Europe must act stably. Clearly he doesn't want instability, I wonder what "fast"
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by Arnt 1y ago
On a related note, I broke my IPv4 SMTP last year, which I would have thought would be a giant problem. It was a big problem, but actually small enough that it took me a day or two to notice. v6 has come a long way.
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by Arnt 1y ago
Huh. The Brother list for my printer says version ZB. My printer has version ZF 1.60. The Brother FAQ doesn't seem to explain how to interpret that ZB, or whether ZF is newer.
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by Arnt 1y ago
There's more. Traffic accidents, Americans have more than twice as many fatal accidents as Europeans and 3-4 times as many as France/Finland/…, and the age of people dying in traffic pulls down the overall average. And of cou
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by Arnt 1y ago
"If Boeing can't do it, it must be hard", is that what you're saying? Are you implying that Boeing is better at building aircraft than Airbus (or really anyone else)?
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by Arnt 1y ago
Yes. But how bad? AIUI the way it's done is more or less the best that can be done with old video hardware, like mine and like the Amiga. It could be horrible in principle, but actually isn't.
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by Arnt 1y ago
Well, what they choose to dig was deep enough, wasn't it? And that's really what matters.
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by Arnt 1y ago
It's a new and compatible spin. https://svgees.us/blog/img/revoy-cICP-bt.2020.png uses the important new feature and your old software can display it. More generally, PNG has a simple feature to specify what&
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by Arnt 1y ago
I don't see why? If your video output is plain old RGB (like the Amiga hardware), then an unmodified decoder will handle new files without a problem. You only need a new decoder if your video output can handle more vivid colours than R
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by Arnt 1y ago
We would need a new media type. But the actual new features don't need one, because the news don't break compatibility. https://svgees.us/blog/img/revoy-cICP-bt.2020.png uses the new colour space. If y
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by Arnt 1y ago
He's saying that in 25 years, you used only the LC and HE profiles, and didn't encounter TwinVQ even once. I looked at my thousand-odd MPEG-4 files. They're overwhelmingly AAC LC, a little bit of AAC LC SBR, no TwinVQ at all
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by Arnt 1y ago
The article implies, without stating it directly, that the power from completion to 2040 is sold before the plant is built. That implies that someone enters into contract to sell power at specified terms before the production cost is known.
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by Arnt 1y ago
Not sure what's supposed to happen, but I can guess what will happen instead: US states will have to pay upfront for new factories to be built instead of promising tax breaks later, because the companies that decide whether to build wi
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by Arnt 1y ago
It's a meta study. Meta studies generally choose a scope for which there are many studies. I assume that there exist more studies of facial attractiveness than of upper body attractiveness. 30 seconds of googling agrees, but is, of cou
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by Arnt 1y ago
You just need to give advance warning, and perhaps pick up the cash at a big branch where the bank has good security. This isn't difficult.
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by Arnt 1y ago
Only as a matter of low level storage. It won't trigger ON DELETE CASCADE and that kind of thing. This is a kind of misunderstanding I've heard from others who were first exposed to hacky things like early mysql. Databases are som
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by Arnt 1y ago
Fairly good advice though, he was happy with the results afterwards.
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by Arnt 1y ago
I hope the poster will learn about transactions at some point. Postgres even lets you alter the schema within a transaction. What I learned, once upon a time, is that with a database, you shouldn't delete data you want to keep. If you
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by Arnt 1y ago
https://archive.is/qfT1p I think it's saying that exporters increasingly regard the dollar as unstable/unreliable. Not suitable for use in a contract that specifies payment in 30 days.
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by Arnt 1y ago
... and I want to add that there's no need to assume nepotism. If you get code merged into something like Chrome, and it's big and goes unused for a few years, at some point some security-minded person will come along and argue th
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by Arnt 1y ago
Standards do require that. Someone has to show up at the right meetings and conferences, and it's often necessary to contribute code too. "Build it and they will come" doesn't work for products, and it doesn't work
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by Arnt 1y ago
I'm not missing anything. I call a spade a spade. There have been many reports of people who didn't sign voluntarily, which is conscription even if the wording above the signature avoids the word. And as for the good pay, there&
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by Arnt 1y ago
Turning off all of the solar at the same time must've been an act of desperation.
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The official report on the blackout in Spain and Portugal was just released(bsky.app)
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Do you happen to know whether there's any conscription in Moscow and/or St. Petersburg? I mean, the Russians round up people from the periphery and send them off to help liberate Ukraine from the Ukrainians, but do you happen to k
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by Arnt 1y ago
Yes, so what change do you want, and are you going to act accordingly or just flail your arms meaninglessly? I assume that you, personally, have a car, or will buy one in your lifetime. Someone produces that car, and the production uses abo

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