cdash

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31.
by cdash 4y ago
It really isn't. These people are stuck.
32.
by cdash 4y ago
He has been planning this since before he ever made a proposal to buy the company.
33.
by cdash 4y ago
Why would developers want to waste time porting to ARM Windows though?
34.
by cdash 4y ago
Which just results in you getting a DUI even though you chose not to drive.
35.
by cdash 4y ago
They stopped sending gas over on Nord Stream 1 with the excuse of maintenance and repairs specifically as leverage for Germany to sign off on opening their brand new pipeline Nord Stream 2 for business. Now, both pipelines have been blown u
36.
by cdash 4y ago
Well, according to Texas. They are now.
37.
by cdash 4y ago
Sure, but they have no "customers" in the EU. Quite the opposite with these platforms.
38.
by cdash 4y ago
It is both reasonable and good.
39.
by cdash 4y ago
I'm not really interested in what the number is, there are going to be an infinite number of opinions on that but regardless there has to be some number defined. In this case, these are platforms that don't target a local communit
40.
by cdash 4y ago
Because there needs to be a cutoff in determining when it becomes a "public" square.
41.
by cdash 4y ago
Yeah, such is life. Solving this is the role government is supposed to play in a society.
42.
by cdash 4y ago
The future is electric vehicles which while heavier have a lower center of gravity.
43.
by cdash 4y ago
So, its a paid service then.
44.
by cdash 4y ago
Yeah, and when China decides destroy their fabs with missiles. What are are you going to do then. In case you don't know, missile defense doesn't actually work well.
45.
by cdash 4y ago
Maybe Musk is right, they are all bots.
46.
by cdash 4y ago
Maybe you seem to think that was is being asked for is to retroactively remove leap seconds from UTC? That is not the case, all that is being called for is to stop adding more leap seconds.
47.
by cdash 4y ago
The plutonium really isn't dangerous either unless your are inhaling or ingesting it.
48.
by cdash 4y ago
Equal enforcement just is never the way the world works, exceptions are made when its important enough.
49.
by cdash 4y ago
Releasing software updates in normal is life-critical systems. Can't believe you are arguing differently.
50.
by cdash 4y ago
Evidence they are doing anything like this? Or are they fixing the "actual" issue.
51.
by cdash 4y ago
Experimentation can still happen by having 2 ports. Might not be practical for phones since they are so small these days but it being on phones wouldn't be necessary for testing a new universal standard. It could be tested on other lar
52.
by cdash 4y ago
Yeah sure, but say the EU as a whole or the US regulated it. You aren't region locking them out.
53.
by cdash 4y ago
It used to be you could avoid taxes for things purchased online even though you had a responsibility to report it yourself. To answer your question though, you pay tax to the state it is delivered to when ordering from Amazon.
54.
by cdash 4y ago
It's not in that case, cursors can be implemented however you want though. Its an abstraction, that prevents you from having to change the schema of the API when you change the implementation.
55.
by cdash 4y ago
Elections were left up to the states to figure out.
56.
by cdash 4y ago
They don't even need to do that. If they are large enough where it would become millions there is a different license for them that they can negotiate with Epic. Note: it doesn't have a royalty
57.
by cdash 4y ago
No, they don't really have the ability to cash out at current price. Maybe the smalltime investor but if any large institution tried to cash out the share price will tank. Just like it will tank when Musk ends up selling his shares.
58.
by cdash 4y ago
You can't sell your shares on the market today for $46 as an intuitional investor though, the price will tank.
59.
by cdash 4y ago
Mac only? No thanks. Support multiple platforms and then maybe it would be worth considering, even at increased price.
60.
by cdash 5y ago
Probably a case of having hardware acceleration turned off in the bowser, which at least for me is necessary due to issues with casting chrome windows in things like discord.

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