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2y ago
Do they have CS degrees?
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Not a kernel-level API - they'd move Defender to an API without kernel-level access. On Mac their API is called Endpoint Security Framework which lets antivirus monitor system calls without giving it kernel-level access. And System Int
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2y ago
I am not sure how small studies can account for the inflation wide rollout could cause. Consider this hypothetical: If you give 1 of 1000 renters $100, 1 landlord will leave the rent alone because they don't know. If you give 1000 of 1
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I can think of some possible reasons. Can't kill any ground crew if the prop ends are 8 feet up. Fuel engines get more efficient the bigger you make them, so big propeller aircraft being more efficient isn't necessarily because of
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2y ago
What's the less weird way to say vegan leather? I tried, but it was got weirder.
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That's probably why they never show it on sand - it would suck it up. Things with the highest surface-to-mass ratio would make it to the top of the vertical tubes — things like dust, cigarette butts, and candy wrappers. Pebbles have to
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2y ago
Explain joke please
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You may be right but they do market it as "Next-Generation Antivirus (NGAV)"/"Antivirus with Threat Intelligence" probably because it's a word people are familiar with [CrowdStrike Falcon® Pro: Antivirus with T
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2y ago
So how it works is they have specially bred or engineered microorganisms (usually bacteria, yeast, or algae) in fermentation vats. There's been a lot of these startups, going back 10-20 years at least. They can get sugars, proteins, al
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Sounds like your ideal world is the 80s AIDS epidemic then
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I'll narrate my user journey trying this out, just for constructive feedback. I did not understand what it is, from the post or the website. It sounds strange enough to get me to try it though. Using the hotkey popup entry box, immedia
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2y ago
In 1942, atom bombs didn't work at all. Does that mean nobody on the Manahattan Project cared? In my mind, when I hear that nobody on earth has achieved something, but a massive bubble of people are feverishly working on it, my conclus
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Thanks, I see it's a user toggle too chrome://flags#chrome-wide-echo-cancellation or edge://flags/#edge-wide-echo-cancellation . All these years I was praising my macbook, thinking it was the hardware doing the
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My hardware engineering job got a lot of daily faxes. Folks from machine shops put documents/drawings in their big printer scanner, type our fax number, and the .pdf appears available to everyone in a network folder. Honestly it's
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2y ago
The PDF has 31 pages.
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2y ago
It would be nice to have free AGI lawyers, agreed
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2y ago
Any dehumidifier will drip water as a byproduct, air conditioners included. A friend has a tubes from her AC going to her carnivorous plants which like the distilled water.
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2y ago
This will be unpopular, but ChatGPT. I have loved computers since childhood, and coded entire videogames as a child (2d, platformers, shooters, physics simulators, etc). But I hit a wall and gave up for decades. I have a lot of visions and
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It's always interesting to come across someone who only came across a thing for the first time, after you yourself came across it organically hundreds of different places. We all live in such different microcosms.
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Sorry, I am misunderstanding your question, because it sounds like you're asking if Rabbit Inc ever employed a human.
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January 1, 2000 - Some videos I took last week on a GoPro where I never set the clock
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I get how they made their sign up funnel confusing, but I personally didn't need a guide to make a local account. It was all right there in the setup UI, if you click around. I believe it just took a "skip" or "cancel&qu
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>build Harfbuzz with -Dwasm=enabled and build wasm-micro-runtime, then add the resulting shared libraries, libharfbuzz.so.0.60811.0 and libiwasm.so to the LD_PRELOAD environment variable before running a Harfbuzz-based application such a
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The reading version of internal monologue is called "subvocalization" and this paragraph describes it well https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subvocalization#Comparison_to_... Reading your comment, I don't su
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2y ago
>The cost of implementing this system vs paying a teenager minimum wage makes it not worth That's a math conclusion so lets show our work Minimum wage is $16/hr in California + employee overheard so lets say $25/hr. With 3
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https://www.mic.com/articles/85987/turkish-protesters-are-sp... Repressive governments have a history of legal orders telling Google to block protestors from accessing twitter.com but Google always refuses to comp
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2y ago
12 years earlier, there was an iteration of this idea called "Bullfighter". It didn't use clever ligatures though. https://www.tampabay.com/archive/2003/06/14/ole-deloitte-con... https:&#
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2y ago
I see a lot people agree with you. I wonder if they lie on the packaging for some reason like import laws. https://www.reddit.com/r/spicy/comments/8ayf60/finally_tried...
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Scrolling down that page I see Resiniferatoxin is 1000x hotter than pure capsaicin. Seeing as it's a scale of concentration, I wonder if you can dilute it down to a mild hot sauce.
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2y ago
I hope they use this in their marketing. * * BANNED IN DENMARK * *
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