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by clort 7y ago
> a reference implementation is not the same as "the implementation" ie the binary will be built from other sources and those will not be made available to other parties, partner or not?
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by clort 7y ago
So look at the general gist of what I wrote and think about the principle a bit. I did say 'start to get into the problematic zone' so I am not saying here is an abrubt transition between not-crime and crime-with-terrible-punishme
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by clort 7y ago
I don't know. Would it be a problem if that was a criminal offense?
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by clort 7y ago
cheap and convenient
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by clort 7y ago
It should not be the simple act of accessing a computer contrary to the owners terms and conditions that is a crime, but the specific acts of searching for, wilfully accessing and sharing privileged information on systems where the persons
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by clort 7y ago
I visited a factory here in the UK last year (with some school students), who make plastic injection moulded parts and items. The CEO there said that yes they do manufacture a proportion of their goods in China but the reason that they stil
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by clort 7y ago
AKA Dorado but I have seen a smallish dolphin or porpoise for sale in a roadside market in the caribbean, about 20 years ago so its not unknown for people to eat them. (I forget exactly where it was but perhaps Bequia - I don't know if
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by clort 7y ago
Well, since it says right there in the article that takings for a property rented on AirBNB could be 3-5 times the basic rental rate there will be little sympathy I fear. I mean, if that property has already been rented out since the start
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by clort 7y ago
I was intrigued, since it was mentioned in the answer that a HN commenter had helped, meaning it was on HN before.. previous discussion (from 30 June 2017) here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14670306
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by clort 7y ago
in order to copy a part, you need one of them to measure. edit: also, you really need a working machine to ensure that the design that you have created works is properly functional
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by clort 7y ago
> I don't see how it should have been done differently The automated email should have been sent to the building coordinator who could have acted on the automated request to assign a new roommate or not as appropriate. At the very l
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by clort 7y ago
So make it more complex and have it "fire if human is not in touch" then. Have it give some level of notification that there is a problem needing human attention and that if possible, they should get in touch with you. You could g
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by clort 7y ago
A links displayed text and its destination URL are not necessarily the same. Rendering the document to a bitmap then OCRing that would get the display text rather than the URL. I would think that it would be normal for a malicious URL to be
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by clort 7y ago
> Which of those things can the official Reddit app do currently? Looking at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.reddit.fro... , scroll down and click the 'View Details' under Permissions
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by clort 7y ago
perhaps if the sensor is not on the light, but some distance away that would be a lot safer? (I don't know how it has been arranged)
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by clort 7y ago
On the other side of this, surely your freedom is already at risk if the courthouse has poor security?
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by clort 7y ago
Pretty sure that government could just buy a patent like this at a price that they choose. Some countries might choose to do that, some might not. Also, patents expire after only 21 years. They have patented this molecule now, but they have
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by clort 7y ago
Um.. I had to enable scripts from jsdelivr.net to get past a blank screen?
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by clort 7y ago
Yeah, except that who decides if the filter is finished? Perhaps the 'smart' fridge will note that this filter has been used for NN litres and therefore must be replaced...
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by clort 7y ago
I am not sure that coal can be made this way again. There are fungi and bacteria now which break down the lignin in cellulose, which there was not during the carboniferous period. That was 60 million years of dead trees not breaking down fu
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by clort 7y ago
Yes, in fact the 'Special Parameters' section. I didn't notice it was relying on session cookie
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by clort 7y ago
This is not Bash specific, this is basic POSIX shell: https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/V... Bash also incorporates the POSIX shell, but has extensions. This is fine if you are using
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UK National Grid: Live Status(grid.iamkate.com)
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by clort 7y ago
Well here is a thing. Do these guys expect any repeat sales? I mean, they could try their technique and if it works then great but if either way they still have the money. Is there a rating system where reviews are posted and would it matte
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by clort 7y ago
I felt that the site was a tease. The pictures way too close up, not showing you the whole thing, hidden in the dark. When I finally reached a picture of the device, I thought the very square 'battery' (?) looked chunky. "And
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by clort 7y ago
for reference, I see the house here https://www.google.com/maps/@39.9191659,-102.240448,419m/dat...
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by clort 7y ago
well it came from initials of Hertz, Armstrong & Marconi all of whom were instrumental in radio wave research. I think that counts as an acronym but when it is a common word it is often written in lower case
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by clort 7y ago
You have twice restated exactly what I have written, thank you. and for clarity: 'forcing air into respiratory cavities in the skull' would not prevent the bends.
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by clort 7y ago
Yes, I'm pretty sure that is exactly what I wrote?
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by clort 7y ago
I am not sure how deep they would be able to go with this technique but it might be helpful in shallow water. I mean, to equalise at 20m they would need to generate 2bar (~30psi) of pressure. That is quite a lot! For reference, humans can n

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