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3y ago
That is not unique to this price point and most of their competitors do not charge for unusual traffic spikes.
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3y ago
A carefully curated list of salient examples that conservatives pretend are systemic? Forgive me if my interest in arguing with someone who quotes "CRT in schools" (with a salient example) and an intentionally (?) crude understand
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3y ago
Woke is AAVE that had its meaning perverted by conservatives as one of the means to make attempts at pointing out structural inequality ridiculous, actually. So the purest definition of woke I can come up with is "person a conservative
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3y ago
It's not just US-centric, it is also just wrong. What's considered white in the US wasn't always the same, especially in the founding years.
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3y ago
Don't forget that whiteness contracts and expands depending on the situation, location and year. It does fit in extremely well with an ever shrinking us against them that results from fascism. Even the German understanding of Aryan (an
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3y ago
"woke mind virus" should be an automatic ban from this site, it's a thought terminating cliche so strong, any semblance of "converse curiously" is immediately thrown out the window, into a well, down into hell, boun
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3y ago
Alpine in diskless mode and an ethernet cable solve 2/3 of that.
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3y ago
Valve isn't really different, PC gaming is different. Almost all games are available via piracy, no matter if Valve still offers a game. This includes games like the recently unlisted Spec Ops The Line, where the barriers are entirely
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3y ago
UXTU is unfortunately not very well written. I actually have a commit on this repo (actually the handheld version because for some reason, that's a hard fork) to stop it from leaking process handles (a resource that can't be recla
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3y ago
It doesn't support any mobile chips.
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3y ago
I just use Buildzoid's standard baseline timings for Hynix (on Youtube, highly recommended) and then set it to 6000, I remember them pretty well by now. I'm more annoyed about it turning on the AC Installer WUBT backdoor every tim
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3y ago
This thing is a great way to brick (until you offline reflash, which all AM5 boards have a USB port for) your ASUS AM5 board, since they seemed to have relocated settings on the NVRAM for some unknown reason.
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3y ago
You also seem to have misunderstood the question. We have millions that have the problem already, for whom it was never going away with "simply eating better". This is resetting obese people to the baseline, not preventing obesity
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3y ago
That wouldn't fix the problem for someone who already has it?
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3y ago
What's the cultural fix for having broken satiety signaling?
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3y ago
To note, SCHUFA requires all requests to contain a feature code describing the GDPR-"legitimate reason" for the request, and only some affect credit. But those consuming the API have long sent wrong codes, and nobody in the chain
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3y ago
Apple cares so much about security, the App Store regularly has all the things Apple says will be a problem without them as gatekeepers. Scams, intransparent pricing, phishing apps and "whale hunting" (with a nice 30% cut for Appl
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3y ago
Terrible framing on the title, untrue even. Apple has killed iPhone progressive web apps out of spite, not the EU.
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3y ago
Apple just confirmed PWA functionality is being cut in the EU, because they would otherwise "favor Safari". This is so clearly bullshit malicious pettyness at the cost of their users to get back at EU regulators, I'd like to
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3y ago
I had a job I referred my spouse to. The team she was in had some reservations, but nothing that couldn't be addressed, essentially a bit of temperament by culture shock young talented engineers tend to have on their first or second jo
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3y ago
No, they don't. Many countries have the concept of "imminent danger", which allows police to skip the warrants. It's called "Gefahr im Verzug" in Germany, for instance.
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3y ago
The Ideology is common people having baked in prejeduces, not becoming aware of them, and I'm continuously baffled how so many people on HN can't see beyond their own default view. The other Ideology is DEI usually being a pet pro
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3y ago
No, the notion that the culture shift at Boeing is an indication of general "western decline" and that such things didn't happen 20-50 years ago, and that we just need to rid ourselves of bad influences (like the person above
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3y ago
The current issue with the plug door is. MCAS is the second sentence. And I'd still consider that a process failure, when engineers only ever tested the upgrade variant AOA indicator and didn't notice the non-upgraded glass cockpi
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3y ago
> But reinject competition into our civil aviation sector. This is the same US government that gave Boeing the 300% foreign aircraft tariff in an attempt to kill the Bombardier CS100. Which they then sold to Airbus (who have a manufactur
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3y ago
These are explicitly not a design issue, but a manufacturing process issue. And I'm not sure if you want current Boeing to do a clean-sheet 737 replacement with their current engineering culture. The reason it isn't more unsafe is
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3y ago
Sounds like nostalgia for a past that never was to me. Like a presidential slogan even.
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3y ago
The big clouds already do this by continent.
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3y ago
It wasn't worth fighting them over. And posting once on HN about the experience does a lot more to incentivize them to be better anyway.
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3y ago
It really depends on the quality of the peering you expect. It doesn't matter, until it does. Consumer ISPs sometimes do their utmost to not peer with open exchanges, and the entire thing gets even more complex when you go to places wh
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