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811.
by dataflow 11mo ago
Is there no federal defamation law that could apply here? I would've thought this would fall under something like that, rather than 1A. Even without 1A, you could still be defaming someone by misrepresenting that they hold a certain vi
812.
by dataflow 11mo ago
> The move would give some parents — after a specific assessment — the right to let their children access social media from age 13. It wasn’t immediately clear how such a ban would be enforced: Many tech platforms already restrict pre-te
813.
by dataflow 11mo ago
I think the meaning of "allowed" was pretty obviously "per whatever laws are applicable", not "are the laws enforced properly".
814.
Why the US is deporting so many people [video](youtube.com)
2 points by dataflow 11mo ago|0 comments
815.
by dataflow 11mo ago
>>> Nobody rational would kill another person for no reason, but a soldier will bomb a village for the sake of their nation’s geostrategic position. >> There are plenty of e.g. countries that don't bomb others, especiall
816.
by dataflow 11mo ago
> Meanwhile, your data-connected SIM is busy trying to stream a video or upload your photos You're making huge and incorrect assumptions here, no? This also happens when your phone is entirely idle... and it randomly changes if you
817.
by dataflow 11mo ago
The difference is in the cases you mention these are massive companies with plenty of money simply trying to protect their revenue streams, whereas here we're talking about open source maintainers that are often doing this for the sake
818.
by dataflow 11mo ago
I think you missed important nuance in my comment. Note in my comment I was asking about this mechanism. I'm not suggesting the companies involved wouldn't deceive users. I merely question whether this is how they would do it.
819.
by dataflow 11mo ago
> taking mine to the same areas on the same carrier and doing a comparison Unfortunately I don't think it's that simple. I've seen one phone simultaneously show significantly different numbers of bars for two SIMs in
820.
by dataflow 11mo ago
Is there any reason to believe this mechanism is actually there to help carriers deceive users? To me this looks like it's intended to address some other issue, like perhaps "I have zero bars shown, what do you mean I'm sti
821.
by dataflow 11mo ago
I don't think they mean stealing in a legal/ownership sense, but stealing in the "I can no longer say this is my project" (control/intellectual/credit) sense. > Why is the "free time" of the origin
822.
by dataflow 11mo ago
I dispute that? There are plenty of e.g. countries that don't bomb others, especially not for "no reason". (!) And the whole point here was about individuals behaving differently when part of the collective, not about the col
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80% of NYC-area air traffic controllers absent amid 'surge' in callouts: FAA(abcnews.go.com)
3 points by dataflow 11mo ago|0 comments
824.
by dataflow 11mo ago
Wow, I see. In a sane world, I would assume the passport would be enough, so hopefully this won't cause you issues, but I can certainly imagine things going wrong. That was quite fascinating, thanks for explaining.
825.
by dataflow 11mo ago
> So say you're a C++ developer, contributed to APT over the years, see all of it linked to the C++ community which you are part of too, and someone wants to start migrating parts of it to Rust/$NewLang. I think it might someti
826.
by dataflow 11mo ago
> Nobody rational would kill another person for no reason, but a soldier will bomb a village for the sake of their nation’s geostrategic position. I think you're forgetting to control for the fact that the former would be severely p
827.
by dataflow 11mo ago
I assume you mean your parents naturalized? In which case I think you(r parents) should have been given a certificate of citizenship for you at that point, along with their own certificates of naturalization - was that not the case? (Not su
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The only people who feel good are making over $200k and have large portfolios(fortune.com)
71 points by dataflow 11mo ago|20 comments
829.
by dataflow 11mo ago
IIRC the term of interest is "permanent appropriation".
830.
by dataflow 11mo ago
I think people want either (a) a subscription that lets them keep the latest version perpetually, or (b) a perpetual license that provides some predictable amount of updates (this could be zero). What people don't want is to pay for up
831.
by dataflow 11mo ago
I don't see the problem with grabbing binary blobs from other trusted projects. Isn't it sufficient just to be able to prove the hashes match what you'd get directly from the origin? If you got your blob from (say) Debian, an
832.
by dataflow 11mo ago
Not even trying to compile build other people's C/C++ projects on *nix?
833.
by dataflow 11mo ago
I see, wow. That's such a frustrating lack of clarity on Google's part and (consequently?) those responding to the blog post... As far as I now, historically, "sideloading" has always meant "installing from some mec
834.
by dataflow 11mo ago
> No, it will not. Nothing will install an application without a Google approved signature on it. How do you interpret this then: >> You will continue to be able to build and run an app even if your identity is not verified. Androi
835.
by dataflow 11mo ago
This is what they say in their blog post: You will continue to be able to build and run an app even if your identity is not verified. Android Studio is unaffected because deployments performed with adb, which Android Studio uses behind the
836.
by dataflow 11mo ago
Hey, question. While I'm also miffed about Google's decision and see your point about the term sideloading, there is another elephant in the room you seem to not be addressing here. You write: > “Sideloading is Not Going Away”
837.
by dataflow 11mo ago
Dumb question: why isn't there some kind of assertion to sanity-check some bits of the GPU results against CPU's?
838.
by dataflow 1y ago
Oh I never sad the original, that's why I was confused. Thanks.
839.
by dataflow 1y ago
What if they provide both?
840.
by dataflow 1y ago
What would a better title be?

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