beached_whale

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by beached_whale 1y ago
One would hope the selling is illegal and did more than just fine the companies.
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by beached_whale 1y ago
I think those branches are often not there because it's provably never going out of bounds. There are ways to ensure the compiler knows the bounds cannot be broken.
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by beached_whale 1y ago
I assumed it was the telecoms just selling the data about their subscribers. https://www.telecomstechnews.com/news/fcc-fines-major-telcos...
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by beached_whale 1y ago
"All profits from the one-off project will be donated to the American Library Association to fight censorship"
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by beached_whale 1y ago
Most computing tasks are not those. They may care, but boring is the norm.
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by beached_whale 1y ago
Intels gpus are a better solution for almost all computing outside high end gaming, ai, and a few other tasks. For most things a better gpu is overkill and wastes energy
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by beached_whale 1y ago
It was in people and not mice too. So many of these headlines are in cell cultures or mice.
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by beached_whale 1y ago
On my scribe i just buy the books elsewhere and copy them over to it.
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by beached_whale 1y ago
Not all of it is OSS. The core language servers are closed, I think.
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by beached_whale 1y ago
There's a reason to pay politicians well, it reduces corruption. The other side is to have enforceable ethics rules.
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by beached_whale 1y ago
That's https://hackaday.com/ :)
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by beached_whale 1y ago
Could be, I shop there despite it but it is annoying.
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by beached_whale 1y ago
And Aliexpress is annoying as heck because they keep trying to redirect to app owned URI's for things like tracking. I'm already there to buy. The privacy of apps is just not as good as web with no benefit to me.
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by beached_whale 1y ago
You see this on the 400 series in Ontario, Canada and it's not just Tesla drivers. Some people don't want to go that fast(speed kills) and others cannot. It's a non issue if they stay right as expected.
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by beached_whale 1y ago
Can it be disabled? I love quiet
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by beached_whale 1y ago
HTTP/1.1 will survive a long long time as apps probably don't or won't support HTTP/3 or whatever. They are often proxied though, so there is that.
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by beached_whale 1y ago
I want more of it. Just make it clear it is auto translated. It opens up a lot of views outside the english sphere
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by beached_whale 1y ago
This is what NAFTA/CUSMA was suppose to work against and keep advanced manufacturing in North America.
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by beached_whale 1y ago
It still says you loaded it though.
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by beached_whale 1y ago
you cannot depend on it and trackers/scammers/... use it as a way to see if your address is actually alive or not.
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by beached_whale 1y ago
ooh good point, I ensure read receipts are disabled too. What a bad feature these days.
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by beached_whale 1y ago
ERR connection refused like error. I guess gmail doesn't like them
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by beached_whale 1y ago
Another thing, set your mail readers to never automatically download images. This prevents the senders from knowing if/when/where from/and how often you read their message. There's always a button to download the linke
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by beached_whale 1y ago
This race to know everything about people is really unsettling. Even calling it volunatry when there are other obligations such as interacting with governments often encouraging third parties, like Canada Revenue logons or computers with s
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by beached_whale 1y ago
I hope I can disable the transparency, nothing makes it harder and slower to read than that for me. Distracting too.
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by beached_whale 1y ago
This sounds a lot like engineered wood beams that have been around for a while. See it used for joists
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by beached_whale 1y ago
And for the most part it does what you expect.
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by beached_whale 1y ago
Ah thanks. I thought it was lower, but in the scheme of things it's still cheap and it prevents people from getting it too.
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by beached_whale 1y ago
Not expensive at all. 10s of millions of dollars a year is my understanding.
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by beached_whale 2y ago
The often mines exist outside china but they have the processing/production facilities.

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