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In Australia at least, most laws do have various surrounding official documents like this and they are often referenced by courts (but do not have the force of law). 'Explanatory memoranda' is one example.
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What has Meads vs. Meads wrought? (2013)
(ablawg.ca)
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Interesting! I wonder if it'd be possible to skip the capture card and have the pi act as a USB graphics adaptor. Most firmware environments probably don't support them I guess.
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AD has a very significant DNS component. All domain controllers are also dns servers.
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> The Five Eyes (FVEY) is an intelligence alliance comprising Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Eyes
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Or fork ARM, ignoring that they're not paying for a license.
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yeah or even an integration of something like docs.msft tooling
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Funny this doesn't come out of Microsoft. Vaguely relatedly, MS seems to be making another little push into Windows Containers after seemingly forgetting about them. 29 days ago a new Github issue tracker! https://github.com
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What would be the evaluation metric? Certainly measures like "engagement" could give exactly the opposite signals - hide everything behind more clicks and you'll get a lot more clicks!
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> Hmm, a "sophisticated state actor" or a copy-paste script kiddy? Which one was it? There's no contradiction between those two things.
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At least, if you're on Windows you pretty much already have to trust Microsoft, so you may as well not have to trust Google AS WELL.
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some interesting discussion (2016): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12161569
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The change in .Net Core: https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/commit/03bf95c8db9003a5925... (The implementation might be different on .Net Framework)
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There are official ARM ChromeOS devices (and therefore Chromium).
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Because that PIN can only be used on that device, whereas your password can be used from anywhere. Think of it like 2FA where one of the factors is physical possession of the device.
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Can we compile it back to wasm again? ;P
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18% seems like a huge number to me!
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Visual Studio Code 1.43 (Feb 2020)
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I'd like you to meet my friend "Excel"...
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thought experiment: if this was our only way of compressing we could lose the ability to represent things "too far" from whatever the AI understands.
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as simple as possible but no simpler
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> Can you give any examples? Sharepoint, Dynamics... ;) > So, new libraries can support both NET Framework. (Unless the authors don't want to Or can't) It's possible, yes. The more "active", smaller, newer lib
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This schism cuts from both sides: have one dependency that hasn't been updated to support Core and you can't upgrade and then you can't use anything new. Many of Microsoft's own libraries such as Sharepoint and Dynamic
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Also, Microsoft did pretty well by most measures under Ballmer.
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Veeam are great - they do have a lot of pretty GUIs though. Support about every storage backend you can think of.
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An "engineering challenges with today's technology" section would be great addition to this piece, I'm sure there'll be a few "biophysically possible but we don't know how" parts ;)
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"Workflow" is such a loaded/broad/bifurcated term. In this case we seem to be talking about "Scientific Computing Workflow" or some sort of data pipeline. (As opposed to some sort of "Enterprise" work
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Presumably there's a reason that payment processors have straight up ban customers instead of increasing fees to cover costs? I mean different industries already have different risk profiles and fees. I can think of an analogy to inter
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Possibly because they're closer to "persisted calculated columns".
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great big list of stuff that only fully works in IE here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/install/browser-...
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