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2y ago
Surely if the US was actually in a situation where it was attacked and had to defend itself, they’d be able to do that. If nothing else, the civilians have a whole lot of guns too and attacks on the US (think Pearl Harbor, 911) have a massi
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2y ago
According to CNN reporting, the US is already keeping track of Russian ships near critical submarine infrastructure. Chances are that they already have a prime suspect as to what ship or ships have been engaged in this. https://e
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2y ago
Living in a country next to Russia, it basically feels more and more likely that I will actually have to participate in a war effort. Not really sure how since I have not undergone military training, but it's definitely something to ke
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2y ago
Russians could've also been involved in that since Newnew Polar Bear was en route to Russia.
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2y ago
That is a very terse statement all things considered.
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2y ago
I don’t think I’ve ever talked with a recruiter who didn’t ask what my notice period was in the opening conversation. IT services sector has a standard notice period too, so I think most employers expect 2-4 weeks anyways for most people th
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2y ago
(2023)
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2y ago
I imagine the number of people who don't unlock their iPhones in ≥24 hours is a vanishingly small percentage of the userbase. Especially since with new iPhones, just looking at the lockscreen with your face unobscured is enough to unlo
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Hamuko
2y ago
My guess would be that the three-day timer is the first version to test the waters. Put it out there to see if there are any unexpected problems. And if everything's peachy, lower it in some future release to make it more secure.
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2y ago
Infowars is basically only a vehicle to sell supplements and other various crap.
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Hamuko
2y ago
Would be a lot better if the calendar didn't start with Sunday.
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2y ago
I'm in Europe and mine sure was not taken on location. Had it done in a mall, and they sent it electronically to the police.
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2y ago
Isn't the Wirecard case still pending with execs in jail waiting for trial?
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Hamuko
2y ago
Most countries don't have fair use. The US is very unique in that regard. And unfortunately, given how prelevant the US is on the Internet, a lot of people seem to be under the misconception that fair use is just some sort of a univers
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2y ago
It was definitely a lot worse than any other application I use on a 1440p 27-inch screen.
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Hamuko
2y ago
Text looks very blurry when compared to Sublime Text with the same font family and size. There's an active issue about it on GitHub with screenshots. https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/issues/7992
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2y ago
I tried to use Zed but the text rendering on macOS was so painful that I didn't get far. Hopefully they'll address so I can give it another go in the future.
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Hamuko
2y ago
The BMW M2 is a sports car powered by a three-litre twin-turbocharged inline-six with a bit under 500 horsepower.
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2y ago
How do Google's IP lawyers feel about a quarter of the company's code not being copyrightable?
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2y ago
But will it run Cyberpunk 2077 (yes, seriously)? https://www.theverge.com/2024/10/30/24283651/cyberpunk-2077-...
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2y ago
I noticed the same, but it looks like the pre-order link now gives me M4 chips instead of M3.
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2y ago
I'm seeing the e-208 start at £29950. The only one that even comes close to 22k is the petrol one at 23.7k.
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2y ago
You won’t get better fuel efficiency unless your manual gearbox has eight (or even nine or ten) gears like the automatics have now. For example, BMW says that the manual BMW M2 does 10.0–10.2 l/100km and the eight-speed automatic does
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2y ago
I actually recently discovered that my USB DAC was skipping a lot because I had it connected to a hub. Threw it directly onto the Mac Studio and now everything's peachy, so there are definitely downsides to trying to get a bunch of USB
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2y ago
I think I’d miss my USB-A ports if I switched my Mac Studio for this. Apart from that, it looks pretty good. Not really sure if it’s worth saving a couple of hundred when you spec it up to par with an M4 Max Mac Studio when that comes out t
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2y ago
My Mac Studio definitely has had a mat of dust surrounding the base intake.
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2y ago
Well, the whole form factor is different, so you’d need to redesign your Mac Mini racks anyways.
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2y ago
Procreate's own layer limit calculator makes a distinction between the 8 GB and 16 GB chips. https://help.procreate.com/articles/YB7CjQ-maximum-layer-lim...
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2y ago
The 13-inch iPad Pro is a ~$1300 PC that Apple will gladly sell with 8 GB of RAM.
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2y ago
Surprised that they didn't offer it with 8 GB, since they do have a 8 GB version of the M4 in the (cheaper) iPad Pro.
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