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Found 2 relevant locales in my area (both well known) then the rest were dating back over 10 years including those by police departments that no longer exist. So not exactly useful.
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https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=TFA
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For those not brought up in the Era of Video Cassette Recorders… SCART: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/SCART EPG: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_program_guide
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> DoorDash said the new laws collectively led to a reduction of some 1% of its overall orders in the first quarter Not according to their own financials: orders were up 1M the first quarter for Door Dash compared to Q1 the previous year
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2y ago
I’m not the author.
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Part 2: https://markuta.com/eero-6-hacking-part-2/
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This is hot on the heels of this man loosing one case against the Oklahoma Supreme Court. Ryan Walters recently lost when the highest court in the State ruled that it’s unconstitutional to create a state funded religious charter school. Not
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Word gets around awfully fast. Genies can’t be rebottled. It’ll just take word of mouth at first. Never underestimate the ability for the message to spread fast.
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Not sure how realistic this actually is. NK prides itself on keeping its citizens as isolated as possible from the outside world. If stationed in the Ukraine then they’re going to pick up an awful amount of information that will shake their
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The story has been heavily discussed and generally debunked here on HN.
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> I actually think this is a good decision Whatever happened to just, I dunno, asking what to do? > But I've voted with my wallet and have moved to Linux and macOS for day-to-day desktop computing As did I about 7 years ago. St
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2y ago
Compared to the Windows registry, Apple’s usage of plist files for system state, are a bastion of stability. That said, they are still files and weird stuff can happen. It shouldn’t, but it can. It is entirely possible a third party app is
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It sounds like the root cause is a damaged plist file. The question there is, what damaged it? An update or a third party app? Case in point: Sophos recently decided to mark a file used by Tableau as malicious that totally took our Tableau
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2y ago
Jetbrains Rider, DataGrip, Podman, Minikube, and a local PostgreSql instance add up really quickly. We’re an on prem shop and I’m not running stuff in the cloud for a reason.
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If you develop software then you’ll have an understanding of the issues you face the moment it leaves your hands. General purpose Operating Systems are incredibly complex systems that have to cater for an almost limitless number of edge cas
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Except they haven’t said that. If you’re a serious developer then you’re going to have a machine that has more horsepower than one suited for everyday tasks. Heck, when I brought my M1 Air years ago I made it a 16GB simply because I knew I
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Washington, Jefferson, Franklin, Madison and Monroe have entered that thread, and would like to remind you that they were Deists and not Christians.
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Not sure the worst part of my tinnitus: the constant high pitched whine that permeates my very existence, or the realization that my mum was probably right when she warned me about how loud metal music at top volume would damage my hearing.
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Not sure how you expect anyone to answer this as you have provided absolutely no information other than you plan to use .net. What’s the purpose of the server? Who’s the audience? What will it be doing? What sort of volume will it expect? O
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Users: Why do Apple implement features that are already paid for apps that I like? Also users: Why do I need to buy third party apps to do [X]? It should be native. I get it - I’ve been a happy user of things like PCalc for years, but for e
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I’ve always wondered if there’s any correlation between the cost of the wedding (as a ratio of income) and later divorces. We had a very simple wedding 25+ years ago. A few close family and friends as guest, registry office and a local hote
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You not knowing other instances isn’t the same as it not going on. https://www.texastribune.org/2023/10/25/texas-judge-gay-wedd... https://www.nbcnews.com/nbc-out/out-politics-and-policy&
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I especially appreciated that the Chinese version used English where absolutely required and nowhere else.
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“and the whole LGBTQIA+ alphabet was a protected class” Blatantly false. Given the huge number of recent anti LGBTQ+ laws that have been created in the last few years, it is quite apparent that the exact opposite is true. There are some p
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And? The GP talks about it being upside down when plugged in to the left hand side of a device. Given that USB-C is Bi-directional, flipping it over would show the screen…
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Brings back memories. IIRC I got one of these with my Acorn Atom Kit. A kit ‘cause my dad wanted to teach me out to build it myself (or was it because he wanted to save money…?)
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Take the example in the article. What if the car had taken that first right turn it tried to but couldn’t then correct due to traffic. The point has been made it makes incorrect choices - not all can be easily corrected.
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Because not everyone has access to those sorts of plans. In addition such plans, when they are available, invariably lock you in for a set period committing you to regular payments. Either that or the “free phone” is paid back out of the te
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“Linux/Mac support is not yet implemented.” Bummer…
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Wrong question. In this case the question is “is it ok for a hare brained moron drunk on his own power and perceived importance, to ban a particular phone manufacturer because he’s got a hatred for OpenAi”. I think we already know the answe
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