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3y ago
So you would not defend yourself in such mortal encounters because it hasn't been codified in law that you could or should? Are you suggesting lethal force ("find out") should be the very first intervention at the suspicion o
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3y ago
The aforementioned less-useful degrees open a lot more doors than that, particularly administrative and managerial, plus opportunities to make a lateral move into a graduate program or otherwise post-grad training opportunity in a subject w
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3y ago
Templates, themeable products like WordPress, dark modes and alt accessibility presentations...
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3y ago
Why do you say easily? Software is an endless parade of creative exploits both intentional and accidental, it's never seemed like an easy problem to solve.
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3y ago
High refresh rates seem to have gotten quite cheap. In addition to refresh rates, the high end is concerned with HDR, resolution, color reproduction, curve, and width, depending on the professional segment being targeted. The products exist
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3y ago
Just to throw a little more hair-splitting, we're not talking about raw data, either, raw being a term of art for unprocessed or minimally processed data read from a device (like an image sensor). It usually can't be displayed wit
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3y ago
I've read that the controversy re: flushable wipes is a case of mistaken identity, both on the part of consumers (who might assume all wipes are flushable) and sanitation engineers (misidentifying baby wipes etc as flushable ones, whic
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3y ago
Interesting, I view Dawn as name-brand, maybe premium product and thought it was well-regarded, though maybe that's all those advertisements with oil-soaked animals getting cleaned up doing a number on me. Never had a complaint or noti
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3y ago
Presumed human remains have been recovered, https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-66049789 I understand the forces are great but the inward direction seemed like it would matter. Remains to be seen how destructive i
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3y ago
Sorry to say, this is basically the "and then they became physics" answer that avoids engaging with the question.
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3y ago
But it was also a very different scenario: an explosive decompression that ejected the men through a small opening. What does a simple high-energy implosion do to a body? What about if you chase that with thousands of pounds of freezing-col
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3y ago
Isn't the mechanism of destruction in that test driven by the pig corpse sealing against the openening of the rigid helmet, creating a pressure differential that the body gets forced through? There shouldn't have been any of that
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3y ago
250 miles is a lot anywhere, even in the American West.
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3y ago
Yeah it is something but as an app that usually runs at startup, I'd just be pleased if it can snap a little faster and be less janky. Fingers crossed.
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3y ago
I'm going to skip over telemetry and config resetting, I think everyone hates these. But as for dazzling new changes, the enterprise market probably doesn't love it but it's candy for consumers, judging from the hype around A
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3y ago
Don't tell me that, I want to believe in the dream. :/
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3y ago
They've transitioned the consumer client from Electron to Edge WebView, Angular to React, and the same for the enterprise application appears to be in public preview and slated for general availability later this year. Still web tech b
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3y ago
Naming things is hard. On the one hand, I prefer descriptive names like app router. On the other, idiosyncratic names like, idk, Pinecone are more googleable but opaque and hard to remember sometimes. I used the CSS toolkit called Less and
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3y ago
Counterpoint, Teams is trashy and Microsoft will be moving away from it because of poor performance and memory usage. It's perfectly suitable for some things of course (text editors should be a light lift) but the link draws a circle a
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3y ago
It's a little euphemistic but I'm not sure it's deceptive. We'll see how many feel duped, in any case. I don't think "lab-grown" was ever going to work as a marketable moniker but something will settle as
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3y ago
Trump had a lot to do with lifting the term into political rhetoric and it's been hollowed out of any specific meaning by now. With the milquetoast politicians and talking heads (and you) using it injudiciously as they do, being "
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3y ago
I mostly agree but my knee-jerk concern is mostly what's not the controller. The USB port, the driver, the operating system, and the computer. All of that worries me at a glance, but I absolutely have no awareness of the options in thi
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3y ago
So-called white flowers are in a bit of their own category, as perfume goes. A _white floral_ is conventionally the flowers you named (I'd add tuberose and orange blossom as commercially important) and have startlingly similar scent pr
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3y ago
It's just that displays have been omitting vga inputs for a while now.
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3y ago
A greenfield OS with real aspirations is a moonshot no matter what it's written in, so if we want to see systems-level investment in Rust that yields practical benefits...
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3y ago
What kind of interoperability are we talking about? Not between platforms, surely? Because I don't remember that being in good shape up until maybe 15 years ago.
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It's a little bit their fault. They host forums but appear not to tend to them. There's endless trash there from external "experts" that rarely engage with the specific problem and have no particular advice beyond sfc &#
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3y ago
This one looks well-cited though.
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Sounds like there might be some ambiguity around "minimum". These products were quite a bit "extra" in the cohorts of devices they were competing against. They were arguably minimal for what Apple intended to do. They ob
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There's something you can buy now if you lack Apple's vision.
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