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by dcrazy 6mo ago
That obtained the cutting edge technology by buying an American company that had been founded to productize technology developed at an American defense laboratory based on a Japanese researcher’s work
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
It may surprise you to learn that Simply Beverages is owned by Coca-Cola, who also own Minute Maid. Simply is definitely the superior of their product lines.
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
When a New Yorker says “east coast,” they mean “the New York City metro area.” Everywhere else is referred to by name.
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
While I have never personally been invited to a spring gay peptide party at a SoMa warehouse full of twinks, I have not been able to avoid exposure to these sorts of people. It feels like they are making up a larger and larger portion of in
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
Inserting an xhigh tier and pushing max way out has very “these go to 11” vibes.
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
IIRC, USB-PD also requires USB 2.0 signaling. The idea of dedicated lower-bandwidth signaling wires isn’t uncommon in my very limited EE experience—level 3 charging reuses J-1772 signaling to control the charge available of the DC pins.
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
The more precise terms are full-duplex and half-duplex.
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
Hey, I love a great self-educational deep dive. Don’t have time to watch the video until after the workday, but it sounds enlightening! (I swear that was not intentional.)
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
Active optical (yes!) Thunderbolt cables can be much longer. After all, optical fiber was the original medium for Thunderbolt, back when it was still called Light Peak. I couldn’t find any optical TB5 cables, but here’s a 4.5m TB4 one: htt
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
> Although we can already buy commercial transceiver solutions that allow us to use PCIe devices like GPUs outside of a PC, these use an encapsulating protocol like Thunderbolt rather than straight PCIe. > [snip] > As explained in
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
Honest question: how does that compare to trying to figure out what a client is trying to ask for behind vague language?
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
It’s also perfectly contextualized. In the same wing, there’s a lot of contemporary art and ephemera from all sides of revolutionary Spain, including a model of the building in which Guernica was displayed at the World’s Fair in Paris. It’s
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
See also Griswold v. Connecticut.
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
It doesn’t say that. It says that the D.C Court of Appeals issued one in 1963, and then quotes the DOJ as saying “ nationwide injunctions remained ‘exceedingly rare’ for a few decades after 1963[,]” notwithstanding one issued by a district
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
You seem to be confusing precedent-setting decisions with nationwide injunctions.
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
I am thoroughly perplexed by this statement. Every single person who starts their own restaurant, painting company, events planning company, etc. is an entrepreneur. The appeal of saving up enough to break free of your job and start working
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
The whole story about Tesla until 2025 was that they had the #1 selling model across any category: BEVs, PHEVs, and ICEs included. So it’s absolutely correct to note when that model’s sales no longer exceed those of a PHEV or ICE model, and
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
Tesla only selling 4 models makes for difficult comparisons with companies like Toyota that sell several cars in overlapping segments.
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
What authoritative number did you have in mind, oh economic sage?
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
The same thing happens here. Courts are allowed to compel speech as a method of remedy, but my recollection is that this is sometimes successfully challenged. An interesting variant I’ve seen on anti-smoking banners at convenience stores is
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
This is why courts are empowered to infringe upon the rights of parties to the case.
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
What about this imaginary scenario has anything to do with OP scraping their college’s student directory to populate their rumor mill website?
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
Any bar worth going to would kick out the asshole with the sign and ban them from returning.
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
So you made JuicyCampus[0]/YikYak[1] and are surprised you’re being ostracized for it? [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JuicyCampus [1]: https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2022/03&#x2F
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
If you are a non-managerial employee, the NLRA explicitly prohibits your employer from restricting you from discussing your compensation. And anyway, if you’re not in a state that has banned employers from asking for salary information, the
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
Yes, I think the grandparent post conflates those whale-attractors with typical service industry behaviors toward repeat customers.
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
Sadly, there are apps out there whose installers drop helper apps in ~/Library/Application Support. Or worse: Eve Online actually puts the whole game there. The Eve.app in /Applications (or wherever you choose to put it) is j
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
Weinstein blew open when Ashley Judd and Rose McGowan spoke to the New York Times [0]. That in turn led to more concrete public allegations against Spacey, which he tried to deflect by “choosing to live as a gay man.” [0]: https:/&#x2
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
No. Language resources are part of the app bundle, which means they are part of the bundle’s code signature. Removing or altering them breaks the signature.
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
macOS now implicitly sandboxes your Documents, Downloads, and Desktop folders. Random apps can’t read from those locations without triggering a security prompt.

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