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by gbil 3y ago
exactly, is there already an official verdict sourcing from official investigation? I don't think so Furthermore, the engine is part of the vessel, if the verdict is that the engine failed then the vessel owner/insurance can clai
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by gbil 3y ago
I stopped reading at point 13 >13. The Casualty was not due to any fault, neglect, or want of care on the part of Petitioners, the Vessel, or any persons or entities for whose acts Petitioners may be responsible. This comes out of nowhe
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VMware ends free vSphere hypervisor(servethehome.com)
11 points by gbil 3y ago|4 comments
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by gbil 3y ago
Big discussion, let me touch another point >It doesn't matter whether you're paying somebody in the Bay Area $100 000 per year, or somebody in the Philippines, because the cost for you as a business is the same. The cost for yo
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by gbil 3y ago
we've seen already how the rog ally with a similar (very similar) chip performs and here they bundle it with a higher resolution display @120Hz. What is the point of it if you can't drive this ? Just for winning on the specs ? may
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by gbil 3y ago
No mention on repairability and that resolution is too high for the screen size and processing power I'm afraid. I wonder what the price will be therefore
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by gbil 3y ago
Many universities in Greece currently are closed due to student demonstrations and in many of those the teachers denied holding virtual exams due to lack of standardized exam software and ChatGPT. One could argue that instead of generic que
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by gbil 3y ago
Talking from experience in such a case, malicious actor transfers IP range from entity A to intermediate entity B and then entity B sells that range to entity C. Entity C obtained the asset on a perfectly legal way as they don't know
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by gbil 3y ago
Yes and no, while RIPE can help they can only up to a point. For example, the assets are transferred to someone , up to that point RIPE can help but if another transaction has followed then sorry but they can't do much
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by gbil 3y ago
The worst case of all is when a submenu on the control panel is open, then it doesn't matter if I swipe from the bottom or try the back gesture, I need to click somewhere in the screen to leave this menu.... Inconsistency FTW
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by gbil 3y ago
Ah that makes sense then! So in this context it is used in the same sense as evolve. Thanks that not only makes sense but lead me to search with both terms and get this https://education.nationalgeographic.org/resource/
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by gbil 3y ago
that is totally wrong, the premise here - as I quote - is that the Earth was already there and then the first leaving things appeared
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by gbil 3y ago
Isn't that change/evolution though ? If the environment didn't change - talking about the very specific attribute of earth axes rotation - is it correct to use "adapt" ?
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by gbil 3y ago
I'm not a native English speaker yet I have objections with the use of "adapted" in this sentence The Earth had been spinning on its axis for a billion years when the first living beings appeared. Since then, we have adap
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by gbil 3y ago
Permanent summer time is fine for me too in Greece. The linked proposal of moving Greece to CET is a joke anyhow since even now in December in central Greece you have already twilight at 7am which is fine and more useful than having it at 6
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by gbil 3y ago
Off topic but what kind of reporting system is this ? "...during financial year 2021-2022." If it was a financial report it would make sense but since when such reports are done in FY and not Calendar Year ?
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by gbil 3y ago
Literally in the bugzilla entry is stated either by user or administrator so either you misunderstood or you need to raise this directly to the bug for correction EDIT: for clarity, something I should have done from the beginning, I checked
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by gbil 3y ago
Good timing I think to remind you of the upcoming Firefox changes as discussed here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38009663 EDIT: for context
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by gbil 3y ago
Funny that you say that, a couple of weeks ago I saw that a friend's 14pro max had a broken camera glass on one of the 3 cameras, it was only the protective glass they installed yet I wondered why they keep it like that and they were l
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by gbil 3y ago
As I grow older, I realize that I what is important is to have a “good taste in your mouth” after any interaction, I will not say anything like “see only the positives” etc. but for sure don’t only see the negatives. At the end of the day,
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by gbil 3y ago
Still there for the rest https://www.mrfdev.com/enhancer-for-youtube
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by gbil 3y ago
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1848815#c8 > By default, Firefox will now use TLS trust anchors (e.g., certificates) added to the operating system by the user or an administrator. This works on Windows, macO
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Firefox Beta 120 trusts OS certificates by default
33 points by gbil 3y ago|10 comments
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by gbil 3y ago
Seems that they operate in various altitudes but taking your approximation of 10% of the earth radius, that is 10% + 10% as the signal needs to travel to and from the satellite to the ground, that increases the total distance travelled
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by gbil 3y ago
Seems that this is triggered when you have a specific setting in Installing Apps from Windows Store and that this happens by default is specific Windows 10 versions So doesn't seem widespread to start with - outside of the MS tactics i
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by gbil 3y ago
Even if it is like you state, link directly there, to the exact posts that prove this and not in an intermediate site. HN is supposed to keep a higher post standard
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by gbil 3y ago
Is this proven? Some days ago I saw the reddit thread which is actually the first and only reply in the link and in that reddit thread there is no conclusion yet on who is actually affected why this conclusive title then?
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by gbil 3y ago
I put it in quotation marks exactly because it is really the opposite of a win-win situation. It provides the sense of official support while in the majority of more complicated issues it just increases entropy and frustration
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by gbil 3y ago
These are most probably not google employees just people who like to "help" and get such titles for their posts resulting in a skewed persception of support without the company paying them which is a "win-win" situation
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by gbil 3y ago
Having worked in a mobile manufacturer in the past close to the tech service responsible colleague, I can tell you that you should have NO trust to the service center agents with your personal data. At the same time - disclaimer my personal

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