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by bragr 3y ago
I was coming here to say something similar. I couldn't wrap my head around the performative work nap that is prevalent in East Asia at first. "Just go home earlier, get a good night's sleep, you won't need to nap at work
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They refer to the byproduct as possible grinding compound or fill material so they aren't intending to use it as soil. >The process left an inert powder suitable for being a grinding additive or non-hazardous fill
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.io domain is officially administrated out of the UK and is own by Ethos Capital, a private equity firm out of the US. Surely both the American and/or UK courts would be valid avenues for enforcement.
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>It's hard to imagine a network interface (except ppp0) without a 48-bit MAC address? Not super common but there's Infiniband. Latter versions supported encapsulating ethernet frames (Ethernet over InfiniBand) but not all hardw
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No. Intel CPU's, even way before Linux, were microcoded, so you're still using the full instruction fetch, decode, and microcode system for every step in your infinite for loop. You aren't wearing out the CPU any more than ru
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How NASA Nearly Lost the Voyager 2 Spacecraft(wired.com)
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Just skimming the regulations, I don't believe that it would qualify as a 501(c)3 as they don't receive "broad public support" [1] whereas the criteria for a 501(c)6 match exactly with their goals. Additionally the (c)6
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by bragr 3y ago
Or even renting a car one way!
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That really has no bearing here because regardless of who holds the copyright, what they are doing is permissible under the GPL.
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Not really in regards to this particular issue. GPLv3 has the same issue in that it only people who receive the binaries are entitled to the source, and 3rd parties technically have no right to demand the source. AGPL is a little broader, b
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I skimmed the docs for multiple hypervisors (qemu, vmware, virtual box, hyper-v), it looks like only Qemu can directly boot the raw image, but everything else can convert the raw image to a native format and then boot it. It does take an ex
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I wish people could be honest and say they don't care for some language or framework or OS for personal or aesthetic reasons, rather than having to round it up to being objectively bad, but then I suppose nobody probably would click on
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There's some variation of course, but the family dynamics in western Europe all seem pretty similar to me, at least compare to the chinese clan system or other systems around the world. You can probably blame the Catholic church for th
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Kind of a tangent, but I worked for a Chinese company for a couple years as the only westerner mostly. My coworkers and I had so much confusion talking about family until the mutual realization that we were not using words the same way and
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by bragr 3y ago
I was not expecting a fully nude woman on pages 40-43. Perhaps could use a NSFW flag.
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Why not? In this case they successfully diverted a customer from booking an Airbnb at the cost of whatever fee they paid to Airbnb. Hotels being directly bookable or bookable through other travel systems is a core feature of the hotel busin
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They all seem likely given that they all have multinational precedent.
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For context, he goes on: >LK-99 is probably a new and interesting diamagnetic material that exhibits a phase change from an insulator to a conductor at 400K, but it does not exhibit features of superconductivity >Still worth trying to
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by bragr 3y ago
The gamification is a pretty out of date hot take now. They still have that crypto stuff, but they pivoted about a year ago to try to sell the built in VPN and get more value out of their search engine to raise revenue instead.
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>who drives 1200km in day anyway? Lot's of people all the time? Perhaps you live in a small country or have all your important people quite close to you if these numbers don't seem reasonable. I must make 1-2 road trips like th
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>What does it mean to "buy" a sovereign nation? It basically means you are an absolute monarch, even if you don't use that title. The whole country and everything in it being the personal property of the sovereign sounds w
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If you are looking for a place to wait out the end of the world, why pick a place so affected by climate change (22 square km and highest point is 71m)? Not to mention living off the land is not going to support that many people. This is th
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Well just doing the math, they must have conceived after his diagnosis, so presumably that was baked in sadly just knowing the actuarials on pancreatic cancer.
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>Zynga’s vice-president of player succcess, Gemma Doyle, referred unabashedly to internal models that identify people who are on course to spend high sums. Should they reduce their outlay, she told GamesIndustry.biz, the company would “r
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by bragr 3y ago
If you zoom in on some of the pictures you can see what looks like partial labels, maybe part or serial numbers? But all of them are pretty burned and chewed up. And based on the barnacles, it spent a lot of time at sea too before washing u
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They classify the codegen as getting worse because the front end they were using doesn't render codeblocks >In June, however, they added extra triple quotes before and after the code snippet, rendering the code not executable. Then
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As apposed to radio waves which also travel at the speed of light?
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I don't think that's an accurate characterization of the No Man's Sky situation. Sean Murray has been quite public about his own role in building up the hype they couldn't live up to, initially at least. They did eventua
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No, just a more generic and all encompassing term than airport.
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Browsing these has made me realize the main benefits of modern web design is probably responsive layout. Some of these site hold up, but some really don't depending on how you browse them (ultra wide desktop vs smaller window vs mobile

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