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by fsckboy 9mo ago
> Google LLC v. Oracle America, Inc., 593 U.S. 1 (2021) does not apply to the linking of GPLed code. Google copied just the application programming interfaces and then supplied their own code that they wrote themselves. if you link to a
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by fsckboy 9mo ago
the license travels with the copy, it is what allows the copy. if the license does not travel with the copy, then the copy is unlicensed and is a copyright violation. the license carries restrictions and grants rights. those aspects cannot
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by fsckboy 9mo ago
> Career is a made up game. There are no true levels or ladders in life that you have to chase. not sure what you are getting at. Football is a made up game. People who play it well earn fame and fortune. yeah, don't beat yourself
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by fsckboy 9mo ago
>> when they closed down all the mental institutions. >Why on earth did we do this? Supreme Court decision, O'Connor v. Donaldson.
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by fsckboy 9mo ago
> No, the reason was to save tax money no, it wasn't, it was SCOTUS decision O'Connor v. Donaldson
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by fsckboy 9mo ago
> In the US, the homeless population exploded, in the 1980s, when they closed down all the mental institutions it was the 1970s, SCOTUS decision in O'Connor v. Donaldson, when the court said that the mentally ill who were not dange
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by fsckboy 9mo ago
doesn't wine have old versions of mswindows pretty much nailed?
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by fsckboy 9mo ago
> People put up with it for Apple, but BMW isn't Apple. Actually, for making devices I wanted to own and operate, BMW actually has been Apple, and Apple has never been an Apple up with which I will put. But when I test drove new BM
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by fsckboy 9mo ago
or worse, till we breed softer claws, speaking with their hands
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by fsckboy 9mo ago
> The thing is, this doesn't even seem particularly useful for average consumer it's an archive to defend against Spotify going away. Remember when Netflix had everything, and then that eroded and now you can only rely on stuf
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by fsckboy 9mo ago
bucket brigades were also used to read large scale sensors like a CCD camera. they are more efficient in their use of die space because you need fewer data paths; they don't need to be digital either, each bucket can be analog for &quo
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by fsckboy 9mo ago
> Needlessly pedantic! if you have pedantry, it's also not "no memory"
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by fsckboy 9mo ago
when i was running for 5th grade class president a number of decades ago, my campaign sign slogan was a "no x, no y, just z" snowclone.
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by fsckboy 9mo ago
> Pure Silicon Demo Coding: No CPU, No Memory, Just 4k Gates ok, but silicon is doped so it's slightly impure, and CPUs are also silicon and memory is also silicon. you actually meant "4K gates, no clock, no synchronization, n
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by fsckboy 9mo ago
i didn't know that, i need to find an aerial view and similar, traversing the Panama Canal from the Atlantic to the Pacific puts you farther east.
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by fsckboy 9mo ago
your comment in the context of jello makes me think of Cool Whip, but that takes us to "You must whip it: Whip it good!" and here we are full circle.
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by fsckboy 9mo ago
orange the color is a reference to orange the fruit. prior to the fruit coming to europe, that color did not have it's own name https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/orange-fruit-color-ori...
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by fsckboy 9mo ago
glancing at that map, an interesting (to an American mostly just cuz we think we know our own geography) trivia factoid came to mind: Q: Where in the US are you closest to Africa? I'll explain the answer key at the bottom so you don&#x
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by fsckboy 10mo ago
> 𓄿 is pronounced “ah” as in “yacht” even more interestingly, it's pronounced like the "ach" in yacht
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by fsckboy 10mo ago
actually, that memo says Jobs did it for proprietary competitive reasons
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by fsckboy 10mo ago
> The problem is that there is no "missing data" color they should use "green screen green" and give you viewing glasses that fill in the colors to your own historical preference (e.g. rose colored? blood-soaked?). t
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by fsckboy 10mo ago
AI's consumption superpower reminds me of birds, flying about eating worms, then flying back to the nest and regurgitating them into baby's mouth, because it's the processed nutrition they provide that valuable; their own con
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by fsckboy 10mo ago
> They are suggesting that most F-150s are not purchased for real truck work like hauling stuff correct, but it's in the context of the their misimpression that "truck stuff" would be the reason to buy electrics. and I&#x
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by fsckboy 10mo ago
> Just a reminder the US military also conducts training operations around large civilian airports within the USA that's misleading. "The helicopter was part of the Continuity of Government Plan, with the flight being a routin
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by fsckboy 10mo ago
I thought to supercool water, it needed to be completely still? am i confusing it with superheating?
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by fsckboy 10mo ago
> energy from treated sewage wouldn't untreated sewage, still fermenting, be warmer?
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by fsckboy 10mo ago
I grew up in a time and place where there were very very few African Americans, and nothing like that ever happened. It was really a pleasant place to live, the kind of place where cars stop and wave when a pedestrian steps into the street.
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by fsckboy 10mo ago
> How much of that is the result of the relatively maturity of the technology? that's a real effect though, it's not something something you throw overboard, it's the bouyancy that keeps you from sinking.
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by fsckboy 10mo ago
> 90% of F-150s are daily driver grocery-getters it's my impression that electric vehicles are 90% grocery getters, unless the drivers are young in which case it's takeout. what else would you use an electric for, commuting? w
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by fsckboy 10mo ago
you are allowed to say the language name now, tho right? or is he still prowling about?

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