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2y ago
That's almost exactly how the law was written. Only the userbase was specified in absolute numbers (1 million MAU).
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In 2012 a coordinated action by 100,000 sites (including major platforms like Reddit, Wikipedia and Google) all went dark for 24 hours to protest SOPA, which was successful in killing the bill. Some only changed the color scheme and added a
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2y ago
How does “no detectable increase versus control, in our test data” not prove there is no connection (errors in the study aside). And why does that not prove anything, but "yes detectable increase versus control, in our test data” does?
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2y ago
“are oh eye”
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2y ago
You are probably questioned more about cash transactions under the reporting limit. Over the reporting limit they file a form. Under they have to determine if they need to file a form.
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2y ago
A lot of people are on a ten year old machine because they'll get no additional value out of a newer one. Other than gaming, compiling, video editing or LLMs, what's the use case for a new machine?
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2y ago
They are scared of Google docs and they make it harder to use Office? That doesn't make much sense to me.
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China is happy to offer an alternative. It has pretty high costs, and I don't think it's worth it, but it exists.
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2y ago
Both alcohol and tobacco are regulated by the ATF. The FDA would ban cigarettes if they had the authority.
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Why wouldn't you be able to prove a negative link?
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Are you sure that the "historical knowledge of many concepts" isn't a CCP slanted version of history? Or whatever suits the CCPs current interests? As a trivial example, do you think you are getting an unbiased view on Tianan
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Unless its existence and defiance of China was a sore point. Then an uninhabited ruin might be appealing.
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When you say WinXP machines, are you selling them with XP? I thought even the extended support had ended.
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Thinkpads had excellent build quality for most of their history.
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In the US this is a pretty good nationwide summary.
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In the US, the answer would be yes you can be compelled to blow a raspberry.
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2y ago
It's probably easier to switch jobs to avoid B2B apps you don't like than to avoid WeChat in China.
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Entrance to elite colleges is dependent on your academic record. Only so many spots exist. So competition in high schools is common. Then elite high schools only have so many spots, so competition in middle school exists. And so on down to
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2y ago
Insurance would only work if the funds didn't have to be provided upfront, just in response to a failure.
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2y ago
That's a use of a trademark claim, not a copyright claim. And a good example of why trademark protection is valuable.
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It's native in Safari
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2y ago
They could serve non-targeted text ads. Those are very cheap to deliver and seem to work fine.
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2y ago
I suppose the only solution is to communicate with LLMs only through TOR and pay for them only via crypto?
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2y ago
My car doesn't have critical bugs. And instead of making software more complicated, it should be made simple to reduce the chance of a critical bug to zero.
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2y ago
Last year there were five major recalls. One was a software fix for backup cameras not always working. Two were Tesla software issues. Two were non-Tesla hardware issues. I think if I avoid a Tesla, I don't have to worry about software
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I know it's more than just Netflix. But I'm sure it is in all ways inferior to the offerings on the smartphone. Your Tesla is getting extra features on a system that I don't want at all.
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I've never had or wanted to update the software on my car.
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I understand the value of a large screen. I don't understand the value of it not being a dumb monitor. My cellphone can play Netflix on the screen just fine, thank you. And it is far more likely to have interesting non-Netflix entertai
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I have no idea why I would want an OTA patch to my car. But I also don't know why I would want any apps or other complex software in my car.
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Did they back off of that? I have an older oculus I can dig out if I can safely walk its data off from Meta
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