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anfilt
6y ago
I have seen lots of trade mills without a guard there. Just googling image shows quite a few that don't have a guard there. If the issue is the guard it's more than just peloton that then needs to revise their design. What I do fi
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6y ago
Apple does not own the hardware, why do they have any say what software I choose to execute. Moreover, when one is selling something that involves transferring all rights in tangible/real property being sold to be transfered. Here appl
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6y ago
Same I thought this was gonna be about the GNU Assembler, like maybe some enhancement to it's macro capabilities or something along those lines.
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6y ago
it's not really the nicotine that's the problem, it's the delivery method.
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6y ago
This is insane. So all sites with publicly routable IP addresses that a user visits are used for this cohort calculation! WTF Every http server project should include the header by default to disable this, and even back port it for older ve
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anfilt
6y ago
You can toggle the "network.security.esni.enabled" setting in about config. However, turning off SNI will cause any server that is hosting multiple websites to just break. So you can't really just shut SNI off sadly.
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6y ago
Firefox has an about:config setting called: "security.ssl.disable_session_identifiers" This prevents the browser from using session identifiers and will renegotiate a new key for every session.
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6y ago
the connectors for storage and ram can be very low profile. There is no reason any sane layout with connectors would add to the thickness. Its especially egregious storage is a soldered device. Not just from an upgrade standpoint but data r
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6y ago
Its generally a little more than removing the chips with a hot air rework station, and soldering larger ones. I am sure the sizes of the RAM and flash chips is also set in firmware on the main SoC. You would also have to update those values
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anfilt
6y ago
Definitely more nuanced than the article above about this statement is.
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6y ago
A little more details on how would be nice.
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6y ago
I dont disagree too many chips are made in Asia, yes the EU and the Americas can use more local fabs. As for intel they need to get back on their game for leading edge nodes/processes.
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6y ago
Even if I don’t have the private key to sign the video nothing stops me from sending the processing element of the camera the same signals as the photo array. Even if you encrypted the connection between the processing elements and the phot
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6y ago
Goverment bonds yields are quite low. You get can Non-Governmental Bonds that have better yields. However, make sure the issuer has physical assets so if they go belly up your not left holding the entire bag. The other annoying thing about
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6y ago
The fact you mention one must Jail Break to even have hope of maybe enjoying all their property rights, implies some kinda of Economic tort. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economic_torts ) And no when you buy something
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6y ago
You don't normally sell things with limited ownership rights. Selling something generally involves the transfer of all rights in real/tangible property. Here apple is reserving some rights even after sale. Last I checked apple was
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6y ago
Sigh I don't think you understand. The comment I was responding to said they dont want to use other payment processors. Walk into a store and demand that they use a payment processor you like especially ones with such onerous requireme
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6y ago
I really wish more people would understand how such locked down hardware from phones to even tractors is infringing on peoples property rights. Software updates like this show with hard kick who really has the keys to the house. Sadly, I wo
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6y ago
Let’s not fall into the argumentum ad populum fallacy. Just because a majority of people don't understand how a phone/computer works does not mean their property rights are not being infringed.
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6y ago
I would hardly call it being able to run the app on a device for only 7 days before the app no longer runs not having to pay for apple. You still need a developer account to sign your app with a digital signature blessed by apple otherwise
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6y ago
Then dont do business with that developer/company. You cant force a seller/company to accept every form of payment or payment processor. Especially one that takes 30% cut, and says they cant sell their goods themself to people (ak
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6y ago
Make structures out of it lol. Its rotten balsa. Also the amount electricity is still too small to use. Perpapbs a pressure sensor or some kind strain gauge is more applicable.
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6y ago
I am sorry what? You predicate your statement by saying Switzerland is rich... I am sorry but those who are not “rich” should also be allowed to own firearms. Predicating ownership by wealth is just classist.
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6y ago
The energy density of uranium is so high that the amount you have to mine compared all the other metals that are mined for even renewables when building a power plant is tiny. Heck you can find rocks in the mountains of Montana and Colorad
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6y ago
Firefox's is compiled code is mostly written in C++ not C. You conflate C with C++, Java, and C#. C++ while has source compatibility with C tends to end up much different than C. C will not give you the OOP hell-scape you can dig yours
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6y ago
Rust has yet to standardize an ABI. Yes you can call or expose a function with C calling conventions. However, you cant pass all native rust types like this, and lose some semantics. However, as the parent comment you responded to you can e
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6y ago
What? Any radio-isotopes that made into the ocean would be spread so thin that eating banana is gonna give you more radiation than you get in San Diego. Even the radiation levels in the surrounding areas of the reactors was quite low. Almos
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The evacuation probably lead to more deaths than radiation. Almost all the radiation stayed at the reactor site. That which did leave was pretty low level to begin with.
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6y ago
using a CNAME to allow third party trackers seems like a horrible idea... You risking exposing cookies and other sensitives data to some third party... I guess these sites don't care.
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6y ago
and before clicking I thought this was gonna be about software threads not discussion threads lol.
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