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3mo ago
That's not relevant though. What is being demanded is that a new term that means "less than purchase" be used, making it overtly clear that you are only renting. A pointer indirection to the real word doesn't count.
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3mo ago
Hey, we cannot be patriotic here. The only fighting we support is the genocide in Gaza and helping Ukraine because "russia bad".
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3mo ago
It's funny that CAs own "environmental" laws actually created the tinder box conditions in the forest. So their solution is more laws, of course.
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3mo ago
I would love to contribute towards getting Bluetooth keyboards working on freebsd. They have the drivers and most of the core working, even BT mice work, but keyboards aren't there yet.
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3mo ago
the drawback for me was the startup time. it really seemed to hang out on the splash screen for quite a while (just as NT4 did, and ofc they were from the same core)
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4mo ago
Yts for movies
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4mo ago
A simple solution would be to make licensing deals only apply to new purchases.
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4mo ago
A grocery store is just a distributor. Yet they are responsible for selling something that makes me sick.
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4mo ago
Especially so with digital public TV. its absolutely unusable. and now they can't stand that people want to share sports broadcasts, so they are updating it again to add encryption. I can't believe anyone watches it.
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4mo ago
Won't you think of the poor, POOR AI companies!
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4mo ago
If you're a high profile public figure, you are subject to scrutiny. Even after you pass away.
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4mo ago
Aside from your attempt to circumvent the supply and demand controls, I find the impact of his contributions highly inflated.
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4mo ago
All the previous administrations have extended the patriot act and other laws that enable warrantless spying and collecting data in the name of "security".
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4mo ago
If you don't know what the Criterion Closet is, it's a YouTube channel run by Criterion which is a movie publisher/ distributor (?). https://youtu.be/VsywXM8vMLs?is=YBuq2lZEilUb_B9x The channel has a mobile t
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4mo ago
If removing the safety from the battery helps you more quickly find ways to put it into over temp, then you put the safety back on and see if any of the previous findings lead to over temp, then yes it is useful. Most OS will trip up and h
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4mo ago
I think I see your point: how can you "research" something that was carefully constructed by highly skilled engineers and scientists who have access to every design document, artifact, and test used to build the CPU. I don't
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4mo ago
> It was an unspoken code you left each other alone. Adding to this, you never know in advance when your interlocutor's stop will come up. So subconsciously you know it's a bad idea to strike up a conversation. Plus it's a
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4mo ago
Why should you be bothered by people ignoring you with headphones when you simply could just...not?
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4mo ago
What chaos are you referring to? What do you mean by "chaos"?
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4mo ago
Wait, can't this be reduced to: "American AI is already trillions of USD underwater, so let's use US gov to build us a moat by making competition illegal"
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4mo ago
Tangent: I remember when hackaday posts about building cool and or useless circuits were posted constantly to HN. Now I can't remember the last time I saw one. (I know this link isn't hackaday, but it's exactly like what they
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4mo ago
But it's got electrolytes!
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4mo ago
There are much bigger problems with the Olympics than that. Such as selling the rights and advertising for billions while paying the athletes nothing.
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4mo ago
He's not the only one behind the wheel. I've emailed at least 6 times in as many years and always got substantial replies.
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4mo ago
Thank you for this.
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4mo ago
I have a tangent question: is there a formal language definition of mathematical grammar the same way there is for a programming language? If so, is it context sensitive or context free? I was daydreaming about how someone would model symbo
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4mo ago
Why get a canvas print when you could put up a TV and display the picture digitally?
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4mo ago
> This means that not only does a singular snapshot of our universe exists in pi, but every single one does The word 'exist' is doing a lot of work here. Could any computer actually find the value in pi? Each computation takes
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4mo ago
It's not glamorous but I want to see SpaceX do a 6 month antarctic mission to prove they're capable of supporting life on Mars. No assistance from any existing antarctic base, fully self contained.
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4mo ago
This is the first time I've heard of that. What are some of the carcinogens? I know the radiation is bad there, but I didn't know the regolith was toxic.
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