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NewJazz
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6mo ago
Sure, which is why this publication has commoditized it.
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6mo ago
Doing slightly less than 150b looks bad to investors. Or at least it looks small.
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6mo ago
Note that you risk reinfection if the attacker can somehow retain access while you rotate out secrets...
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6mo ago
How is that related? That's a long term calculation error vs short term forecasting error.
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6mo ago
LPCAMM2 looks interesting. How much is that RAM though :'(
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6mo ago
Lol what majority do you represent there, Bender?
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6mo ago
What is your source on 35x more efficient? That seems like a wild performance improvement that I would have hears about. My research shows claims of 10x efficiency, but that number is very questionable.
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6mo ago
Eastern Europe is very different socioeconomically than the US.
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6mo ago
No, you're supposed to guess how much to bribe. They make more that way. And then after you've bribed one person, keep the ink wet because you'll need to bribe someone else soon!
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6mo ago
PPP 2.0
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6mo ago
Do you have any on-prem cicd jobs that access github? Our's kept failing, had to move over to the ECR release of some stuff.
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6mo ago
Dollars speak louder than ballots.
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6mo ago
Hope you like carrying cash.
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6mo ago
Seeing as you don't know how his name is spelt, and you haven't provided a source for your claim/rumor, I will disregard your clamment.
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7mo ago
There's a moxie marlinspike quote about this
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7mo ago
I was specifically referencing this clause: no State, without its Consent, shall be deprived of its equal Suffrage in the Senate You know, the clause that comes right after the whole "can't do anything about slavery right now&qu
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7mo ago
How would that benefit anyone?... The core feature of the senate that makes it so indefensible is how it assigns power to states, not people. That relationship cannot be amended, per article 5 of the us constitution.
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7mo ago
Debt spiral
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Permissions. Isolation.
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Itbsays it doesnt use kvm, so i thinj that meens no accel.
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7mo ago
Why would Bondi have ties to this drama?
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Who?
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7mo ago
Not celebrating the price hike, and im not European. But i am also not exactly opposed or offebded by the hike.
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7mo ago
It's not a copyright violation because the readme says open source somewhere!!! /s
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Exactly the article brushes over this too, painting it as not abbig deal. But IMO it is a huge deal. Open source licensees have very few terms usually, making the terms that do exist extremely important to satisfy so that a user is in good
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7mo ago
Do you any alternative marketplace? My last few ohones were from swappa, only good experiences so far.
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7mo ago
As a note, swappa isn't selling phones with grapheneos preinstalled. It is selling used phones, you would still have to install gos.
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7mo ago
Difference is a plastic card that is lighter and smaller than the phone is just as effective as the phone is for payments. When it comes to audio, a car stereo is going to be much more convenient and brtter quality than a boombox or bluetoo
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7mo ago
It's simple, unambiguous, and scales infinitely This is a joke right? How does it "scale infinitely"? It is clearly ambiguous in your ipv7 example.
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7mo ago
Isn't that doable via stay on and holdback clauses?
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