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by bragr 3y ago
>In a few cases, it delivered vehicles without collecting any form of payment at all That's crazy. I'm curious what happened in those instances. I suppose it depends a lot on the jurisdiction, but can Fisker come back and deman
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by bragr 3y ago
In many countries, harassment of any kind is illegal, regardless of the reason or if it involves a protected class or not.
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by bragr 3y ago
Ultimately you have more people coming and going from each building, which means more people on the streets, and more demand for all utilities and public services. Building up doesn't build out those other things. That's why you h
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by bragr 3y ago
Can confirm it's the same
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by bragr 3y ago
As has been pointed out extensively in other threads, that merger is nearing 30 years ago. Those people are gone. They've retired, they've left for other jobs, or they've been worn down over the decades. Even if you can find
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by bragr 3y ago
The stated architecture reminds me of how the Intel Project Larrabee GPU was supposed to work, except with RISC-V instead stripped x86 cores.
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by bragr 3y ago
No it specifically says, "Do either of the following:". You can either have the letter of credit or be a known quantity. Presumably it you launch your marketplace and it goes well, after 2 years you don't need the letter of c
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by bragr 3y ago
Joking, not joking: Cylon scanner [1] at the top the windscreen that locks on to you when it's giving way [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faukADr0_6g
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by bragr 3y ago
Watching this somehow makes the whole MOOSE concept [1] of a person falling from orbit seem a lot more reasonable. It wouldn't be pleasant obviously https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MOOSE
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by bragr 3y ago
That was not a gimmick, that was their core feature at the time. You have to remember that Twitter launched before mobile internet (cell or wifi) was common place, and the fact that you could link your number turned every dumb flip phone in
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by bragr 3y ago
Except that when you need to visit them, you almost always REALLY need it.
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by bragr 3y ago
I'm not sure what point you're trying to make with the search results as compared to Google? https://www.google.com/search?q=uk+entrances+to+hell
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by bragr 3y ago
>The readout of the meeting by China's ministry of defense didn't mention the comments about China's support for Russia's Ukraine war. They gave some token lip service in person. That's hardly declaring war. You&
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by bragr 3y ago
I think you're overthinking this. At the point that the scammer is getting the victim to change settings, overcoming UAC is not the problem.
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by bragr 3y ago
And that only gets you so far because Spirit Aerosystems supplies major components for Airbus as well (including A320neo): https://www.spiritaero.com/company/programs/
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Los Angeles County Realtime Precipitation Map(dpw.lacounty.gov)
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by bragr 3y ago
This is an issue in Hawaii and Alaska too
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by bragr 3y ago
>dogs and birds react before an earthquake Earthquakes have what are called primary (P) and secondary (S) waves. The primary is a sharp high frequency wave and the secondary waves are a lower frequency rumble that you feel as the earthqu
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by bragr 3y ago
Furbies just have a simple microcontroller and the code has been released [1]. It's a clever bit of code to give the impression of intelligence, but it doesn't have anything like the abilities in urban legends. You could put other
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by bragr 3y ago
Not just gaming. Tech companies have been shedding jobs like crazy and slashing hiring. Pretty much every day there is news of some company slashing hundreds or thousand of jobs. Anecdotally, its not unusual to take 6 months to find a new j
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by bragr 3y ago
While this is a real problem, I appreciate the unintentional self-own to complain that AI trash is being ranked above the usual NY Post trash ;)
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by bragr 3y ago
Considering you have Mantine forked on your linked GitHub, you aren't going to great lengths to hide who you are directing this at, so to me it appears like slander.
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by bragr 3y ago
Scrum isn't the problem. It's your company's culture or whatever other dysfunction exists. Scrum is just how developers experience that. You could switch systems, but you'll just get beatings of a different flavor.
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by bragr 3y ago
I found out this Christmas that it's impossible to give Premium as a gift, which stings hard with this ongoing crackdown. There's no gift card mechanism so you'd have to log into their account and buy it for them.
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by bragr 3y ago
It's more programming than hacking but you might enjoy TIS-100 https://www.zachtronics.com/tis-100/
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by bragr 3y ago
Why does this site try to load Widevine?
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by bragr 3y ago
Based on their quoted response at the bottom, I'll be striking all WHYY's podcasts off my donations list. Is it really that hard to eat some crow?
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by bragr 3y ago
The listed weight is 62-65g so its not appreciably more dense than the phone in my estimation, certainly not enough to greatly shift the center of gravity.
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by bragr 3y ago
The proportions compared to a classic blackberry seem terrible for typing ergonomics. With a Blackberry, the overall device is closer to a square and the keyboard is basically the bottom half of the device. With the case, the keyboard is li
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by bragr 3y ago
> I don't want to plan where I stop and stop for 45 minutes to fuel up with 2 toddlers in the car. With fast charging you typically only stop for 15-25 minutes, the infotainment or app does the planning for you, and the frequency yo

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