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Exactly!
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As said preciously, the EU considers large companies with gatekeeper status a problem _regardless of whether they have a monopoly_. In your example, Firefox/Mozilla is harmed, because they're locked out of the iOS market unfairly.
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As a junior IT person long ago we used remote image booting in our lab to quickly test new software builds on real hardware. Back then it involved janky TFTP.
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The EU has a law called the Digital Markets Act. https://commission.europa.eu/strategy-and-policy/priorities-... The EU's position is that a company is large and influential enough, with an entrenched market posit
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They raised from small investors and interested users, not VC
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Inside a global phone spy tool monitoring billions
(404media.co)
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The author did not own a Mac prior to at least 2006, and is discussing what they used before that.
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It technically is. Long ago as a junior sysadmin I created turing complete nightmares in Jinja.
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Sometimes a CSR for a bank or insurance company will ask questions and expect answers based on their sata about you. Which is especially fun when it's: 1) Wrong information 2) Information you don't know, like an estranged family m
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The simplest explanation is someone in the Snapchat group tipped the police and provided screenshots.
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When making burgers at home I'll toast the buns a bit to help prevent sogginess. (Note: don't make medium rare burgers at home unless you grind your own meat!!!)
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AFAIK every new 4-wheeled EV sold in the US has it as an option or standard.
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I normally buy at the local store within walking distance, but $80 at Wal-Mart costs me 120-150 at the local store.
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Yes 1. Health insurance caps the annual price to a few thousand dollars, which is worth the money for most people for the health and social advantages 2. Wealthy suburban families shop at Wal-Mart quite a lot
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I've got a projector home theater, there's a couple of issues: 1. You need to have a lot of control over the room lighting. If you can't block out all the light the image quality suffers a lot. 2. You need to have a clear wal
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Bad Obsession Motorsport. Their biggest project was a 6-year build of a Mini Cooper where they basically fabricated an entire car from scratch by hand. The Warthog Project. A dude builds a 1:1 scale cockpit for an A-10C Warthog simulator, i
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I've seen this approach on smaller teams working at private companies in less-regulated industries. Think a team of 3-5 devs working at a small company. At publicly traded companies or in regulated industries, yeah, your compliance wil
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I assure you our posture was already terrible
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The only use case I see is for someone who lives alone and doesn't have space for a home theater. Compared to the cost of a huge OLED TV and surround sound system, it's worth consideration. Otherwise, what use case is worth 3.5k?
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Web Application Firewall
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If your console runs SteamOS, you have to compete with Valve and Steam Deck, on a platform maintained by Valve developers. If your console runs Windows, you can differentiate yourself from Steam Deck by supporting a larger library of games,
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There's a short doc here https://bun.sh/docs/runtime/shell but it notes that the shell is not yet feature-stable.
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Doesn't work for the software I need for work (I can Sidecar my personal devices but can't install work software on or access work intranet)
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Never mind, I watched the video they posted and they only give you a single laptop-res display. That blows.
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I need to demo it, but ky understanding is that the virtual display can be very large, and from there I can use multiple windows to provide what I was getting from multiple monitors
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Yes, I use a VR headset in my flight simulator and can read the small text on the glass cockpit displays.
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I'm going to evaluate one to replace most of the equipment in my home office. I currently have 3 monitors and still could benefit from another 2-3. This would also provide audio quality on par with a decent hifi which would be a nice b
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...are there any electric cars that _don't_ have cruise control?
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Back in the day I used to have an office- a _room_- where I could get work done in a quiet, focused setting. A pod seems like a huge downgrade. Thankfully, I have a home office now.
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Maybe they have a lot of these cars sitting on dealer lots off lease they want to sell.
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