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by arlort 3y ago
Decrypting implies a message sent to the real owner of the domain (using their public key) being intercepted and decoded. If that's the case then no, once you have encrypted a message with a public key (or more realistically exchanged
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by arlort 3y ago
The EC wants to invest 2b€ in the sector in general, not in the company specifically
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by arlort 3y ago
Is this what you're looking for? https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib
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by arlort 3y ago
> I think the debt limit is a good idea as it forces some consensus about spendings Except it doesn't, as seen in the US doing this dance on the brink every other year. What you actually are thinking of is a spending limit where eit
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by arlort 3y ago
Out of genuine curiosity, which medical conditions preclude train travel but are fine for commercial air travel? Rail has pretty smooth acceleration, no sudden pressure changes, more accessible in case of emergency and no risk of turbulence
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by arlort 3y ago
> Travel by train? Yes?
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by arlort 3y ago
There isn't really anything non-democratic about the council to be honest. Not in a manner that would be fixable by treaty The issue is mostly one of awareness, if people cared about the Council there'd be political interest for o
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by arlort 3y ago
> they (EP) tried The EP didn't do anything yet, right now as far as I can tell the only concrete document we have is the initial commission draft proposal > starting to think that the Council is the root of most problems in the
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by arlort 3y ago
They may but they haven't
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by arlort 3y ago
The map is not loading for me (I assume it's a map) but how is it letting you identify multiple people?
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by arlort 3y ago
> And actually does anyone know if that’s allowed with these new regulations? Like what if the iPhone 16 they drop it entirely??? Yes the wording of the law is: > In so far as they are capable of being recharged by means of wired cha
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by arlort 3y ago
> isn't there a concern Yes, there is, but there's a few things mitigating the concern IMO 1. The "locking in" is not universal, it mostly concerns portable devices and has exceptions for higher wattage requirements 2
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by arlort 3y ago
I'd say 50-50 This change by itself fixed a pretty big issue, but at the same time they probably realised they jumped the gun, especially with regards to the issues stemming from the training method
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by arlort 3y ago
If it's not a protected origin thing and it doesn't say "made in Ireland" it probably won't
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by arlort 3y ago
There's a correlation but I wouldn't say coordination Cultural drives are somewhat globalized, big news stories which might lead to some desire for government action are unlikely to remain purely local, and they're even more
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by arlort 3y ago
I think the bell character suggestion might be the simplest, but depending on how long the build takes you might want to check ntfy.sh I alias the build command to POST a notification using curl and get it on the browser/phone
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by arlort 4y ago
Am outsider and not revolted, nor consider it particularly exceptionalist, now you have 4 cents
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by arlort 4y ago
No it wouldn't, everyone uses "made in Italy" colloquially in Italian
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by arlort 4y ago
That's got more to do with Bush than anything else
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by arlort 4y ago
Is the illegal act accessing or providing? You just listed two lines that say "it's illegal to try and break this law", but if the unlawful act is "providing" the service it wouldn't lead to the conclusion in y
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by arlort 4y ago
If you notice part of my comment was "generally" Drugs tend to be an exception to most things
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by arlort 4y ago
One of the EU pillars is free movement of goods, meaning that you generally can't prevent someone from a different country from selling goods in your country. This means that the decree is either incompatible with EU law, or it is poin
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by arlort 4y ago
If they really wanted to protect the economy they wouldn't be preventing companies from investing in a sector that has huge potential for growth
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by arlort 4y ago
"the left" hasn't been in power in the UK since 2010
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by arlort 4y ago
Referring to VAT as a less visible tax is ... a take, consumption taxes are around 20% of total tax income in the OECD, you'd have to tax income a lot more to make up for that, it's not really viable. (Income and profit taxes curr
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by arlort 4y ago
> why the EU is so pro it It's mostly a non issue in european politics tbh, the debate tends to be at the National level on the specific rate. But abolishing it outright is not something that is really discussed > why left leanin
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by arlort 4y ago
I am aware of that fact now, but it's not making it better
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by arlort 4y ago
> passed by a seven-eighths majority in both houses Holy mother of supermajorities ... What's the procedure for reversing a ballot measure? Can only be done via a different ballot measure?
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by arlort 4y ago
> much easier to apply to multiple schools in the US I think discouraging blanket applications to multiple universities is the point of the UCAS system in the UK
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by arlort 4y ago
Where are you from that you use EEUU as an acronym?

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