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I'm slightly confused by the tone, but perhaps it's the machine translation. Is strike breaking illegal in Sweden or are they just surprised that it has happened? Is strike breaking very unusual in Sweden? Because as an American,
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3y ago
Maybe 10 years ago, but I just checked Dell (for a single data point), and it looks like all their current laptops are SSD only, and for desktops, most configurations are SSD only, with only a handful of balls to wall storage configurations
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So saddle all the legacy liabilities in with the legacy business and slowly suck out the equity, while the flash business grows? I can see how that's a win for investors at least. Are the flash products still going to be branded WD?
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3y ago
They'd retry him. They retry non-famous people with less serious charges and worse cases. Plus there's no other way to get that scarlet letter off the prosecutor's record.
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Not really surprising. When he was on his apology tour before getting arrested, he basically fell apart like this anytime someone asked him good questions and forced him off script. He ended up running from public Twitter Spaces several tim
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>Note that the officer said he got that from other officers, not from official training. This is something that surfaced in the public discourse during the George Floyd protests. The average police officer doesn't receive as much fo
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It's pretty true. Here's a screen recording some guy took while working in the dispatch role. They're tracking every driver in real time and measuring against the expected progress https://youtu.be/8SJYPf73iJI
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I wonder if that's a crackdown on cannabis, or if the cannabis industry is forced to use sketchy carriers.
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The people whos entire steam collections are worthless with a lifetime VAC ban are just justifiable collateral in the name of a better future? Valve says they'll roll them all back but still
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>their anticheat system is defective Is it? The ToS explicitly says that you will be banned if you inject any code into the game or otherwise modify it, and this injects code into the game resulting in bans. To me it seems more like a bu
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Using Virustotal to check for malicious code seems like a good first pass but no guarantee. That asset could easily contain some naughty tracking code that isn't considered malicious enough, or is new enough not to be detected. We can
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3y ago
They mentioned also shipping on iOS so they are probably leaning heavily on unity for cross platform functionality.
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3y ago
Huh? That's an idiomatic error typical of native speakers. People who learn English as a second language tend to do much better on the "loose-lose" and "there-their-they're" kinds of errors
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3y ago
To pile on about what this actually shows, further the data is sourced from ADSB Exchange so there's only data in areas where there are sufficient participants, and skews coverage towards Europe and North America https://map
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3y ago
At least on Android, Brave handles the ads, pop ups, cookie notices, etc very well for me.
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3y ago
>no civil action for infringement of the copyright in any United States work... It's not a US work if it wasn't made in the US. That's the crux of the point you're replying to
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3y ago
In what way is that at odds? A search warrant just a affidavit of why you think (the visible signs of intoxication and/or field tests) you're going to find a particular something (booze/drugs) in a particular place (your bloo
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3y ago
They definitely will. In the US, cops typically apply for an electronic warrant from the local on-call judge on the way to or at the hospital and a nurse will administer the blood draw. Go watch a couple DUI arrests on youtube, it's th
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3y ago
If you go historical it doesn't seem to mind: JFK as an alien: https://www.bing.com/images/create/jfk-we-choose-to-go-to-th... JFK and Fidel Castro at a fictional peace conference: https://www.bing
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Seems if you put just about any real person, even notable public figures, it pops up as a violation of the content policy, even though their policy doesn't say that explicitly. Perhaps it falls under "Deception, disinformation, an
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3y ago
Define "demise" It can get significantly worse and still be a going concern
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I had honestly forgotten that they had hired her for a moment. I guess that answers the question if Musk was really going to step aside and let her take the reigns.
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3y ago
I'm not interested in this particular device, but after almost being hit by cars several times this month while walking my dog, I am starting to warm to the idea of some form of "dash cam" for walking.
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3y ago
>Being able to spot a small white object in the sky and hearing it are very different things. They are but not the way you suggest, you stop hearing it long before you stop seeing it. :)
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Perhaps but I fly my Mini 2 regularly, and people have a hard time finding it in the sky even when I point it out to them at 100ft. At 200ft it might as well not exist. They are so small and light, they just don't put out the dBs like
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Considering we haven't executed anyone for espionage or treason since Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, I seriously doubt that's a likely outcome for him, especially since someone you're going to execute has little incentive to coo
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3y ago
I didn't think I could be more annoyed at them, but I guess not! -_-
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3y ago
More saliently they did all that but also set a full retail price on the EA game as well.
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Here is an all California survey of incidence data for 2019 compared to incidence from 2013-2018. The figures on page 8 suggest a northward shift to me: https://www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CID/DCDC/CDPH%20Documen
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3y ago
I've seen dogs get valley fever unfortunately. Not sure about cats or other pets.
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