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aidenn0
1y ago
I think Comcast charges for peering as well (but not through an intermediary).
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aidenn0
1y ago
Sounds like their largest competitor (DT) is already doing this.
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aidenn0
1y ago
It's been a while since I gamed, but auto-update on launch was a thing even a decade ago.
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1y ago
I just compared it to "file" on my downloads folder and here's a summary of the differences (in essentially no particular order, but alphabetically by filename [not extension] if that matters): 1. Magikia identified more csv&
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aidenn0
1y ago
Consider books in the vein of Hardy Boys [1]. Many of these books get revised over the years by the publisher. Imagine if the book on your shelf changed and when you went to read it again, the prose differed from how you remembered. Peo
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aidenn0
1y ago
I have "too many books" to add more to books I like and I've read almost all of the recommendations...
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aidenn0
1y ago
Presumably, if you already (mistakenly) believe that a prvalue is a temporary, then you probably have at least a vague idea of C++ move semantics. If you don't already believe that then you are probably not the audience for the articl
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aidenn0
1y ago
The funny thing is that if you enable ubsan and -O, it optimizes it to unconditionally call __ubsan_handle_type_mismatch_v1; I wonder if it would be tractable to warn when emitting unconditional calls to ubsan traps...
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1y ago
My understanding is that most of the post-cold-war targeted killings of dubious legality happened after 9/11; wikipedia claims that there were US norms against "targeted killings" from '76 to '01. Certainly the CIA
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aidenn0
1y ago
blacklist is going to be a bad idea since so many commands can be made to run other commands with their arguments.
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aidenn0
1y ago
Show me where TFA even implied that you should start a sustainably monetizable project with agents?
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aidenn0
1y ago
Properly treated rooms make a big difference for this. When the walls are painted concrete and the ceilings are unfinished this happens almost immediately; when the walls and ceilings are acoustically treated, it's much better. (Ca
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aidenn0
1y ago
YMMV. Passing a rule and enforcing the rule are not the same.
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aidenn0
1y ago
That being called "literal violence" is one thing, but now a teacher telling a student "you should be ashamed with yourself" is also called "literal violence."
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aidenn0
1y ago
I commented on this elsewhere, but at least one local school recently simultaneously did the following: 1. Required teachers to have kids turn-in their phones for the duration of each class period 2. Banned teachers from kicking kids out of
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aidenn0
1y ago
A lot of teachers (particularly, but not exclusively, younger teachers) are uncomfortable being strict with students, and especially teenagers. The local High Schools recently banned having phones during class (each room had a pigeon-hole
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aidenn0
1y ago
In the US, the legislative branch controls the budget, so when their budget expires, if the legislative branch is shutdown, so is the money.
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aidenn0
1y ago
I cannot tell if you are being serious or sarcastic.
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aidenn0
1y ago
Where I live in California permitting is such a pain in the ass that a lot of work goes unpermitted. Contractors have a CYA clause in all of their contracts (along the lines of "the owner is responsible for all permits"). Perm
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aidenn0
1y ago
Perhaps I misread the tone of the comment I replied to, but I have seen lots of "Everybody supports X" when X won with barely half of the votes, and less than half the voting-aged population voted.
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aidenn0
1y ago
Good point; still mathematically less than 60% if you trust AP's estimated remaining vote count.
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aidenn0
1y ago
...Said less than 51% of voters
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aidenn0
1y ago
They accept PRs on the ucs-detect project for updated test results.
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aidenn0
1y ago
What about finding the commit a bug was fixed in? Example use #1: Customer using a 6-year-old version of the software wants to know if upgrading to a 4-year-old version of the software will solve their problem. Example use #2: The part of c
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aidenn0
1y ago
Recalling congressional representatives is probably not allowed. AFAICT, however, there has never been a federal court ruling on the (likely) exclusive right of congress to expel members. The closest I could find was Burton v. U.S. , wher
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aidenn0
1y ago
When about half of congress is more okay with the executive collecting power than with impeaching the executive, that threat is meaningless.
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aidenn0
1y ago
In this case, it's at least partly because the expert has access to a lift...
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aidenn0
1y ago
Not only is it hard to figure out the use-case, but the correct use-case will change over time. If this were made in the iPod touch era, it would probably make 240p files for maximum compatibility. That's ... probably the wrong setti
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aidenn0
1y ago
If there's zero passion in it, just write a fucking blog article; don't waste my time with a presentation.
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aidenn0
1y ago
Tooling, integrations, and automation (Including CI) were all things we used at my work when we switched from CVS to SVN almost 20 years ago.
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