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I expect he's kind of buggered there. He likes the X name for more than just twitter so he won't want to lose control of it. At the same time twitter would be hard pressed to justify using a domain they don't control especial
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I'd bet the 'scrubs' making AI art are enjoying it so to twist your words why would you force them to do the do work they don't enjoy (learning to paint) to get the part they do. You obviously wouldn't decry a paint
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3y ago
Apples argument that they're complying is about as brilliant as "I don't need a liquor license because I'm not selling beer I'm renting glassess for the time it takes to drink a beer". The only way to get into
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3y ago
>Any apps distributed through third parties pay their own CTF if they meet the threshold. But that cost to free apps means that useful free apps won't sign up to the program, and therefore won't be available in the third party
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3y ago
An iphone seperated from the mac business would either need to run it's own icloud that is open to other companies (e.g. mac if it still wants to sync with mac) or it needs to use 3rd party integrations (e.g. icloud if it's its ow
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3y ago
In that spirit of horrendous stories that make you want to support laws on your right to own the physical hardware you bought: have you heard about the airbag for bikers that is subscription only and doesn't activate if your subscripti
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3y ago
I'd just like a DRM filter on steam. You can filter out free to play and DLC so they never appear on the store page. It would be great if you could also filter out DRM (even by type if they're feeling motivated). Then i'd bet
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3y ago
There's also some weight in the word senior as that can also be referring to someone who's moved up within paybands within the same jobtitle as well as the (now less certain) expectation that someone who continues to work at the s
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3y ago
The closest I can come up with: "Singapore on the Thames" But I'd assume it's more remainers pointing out that GB wouldn't be like Norway or Switzerland being dismissed as "Project Fear" and rembering the
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3y ago
To reply just as flippantly: We could take the same aproach to alcohol and gambling, drop all age restrictions and put all the responsibility on the parents, then businesses will truly be able to run efficiently. Of course good parents have
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3y ago
As to 1) The prisoners dillema is a pretty basic example of how the best possible co-ordinated action is not necesarily the best possible individual action. i.e. other kids not on social media/ your kid not on social media Δ0 happiness
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3y ago
The meat used to be much cheaper (at least local to NZ) when sheep were farmed primarily for their wool rather than meat. Basically each ewe could give you 5 or 6 rounds of lambs that were surplus to keeping the population stable and they&#
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3y ago
You'll hear plenty of hikers complain about hikers if they are also creating unwanted noise (usually from portable bluetooth speaker).
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3y ago
While unprecedented can mean unexpected or out of the norm it can also mean never before seen/done. So technically yes every point on the predictable upwards trendline is an unprecedented amount when we reach it in actuality. Even assu
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3y ago
That might be acceptable if no thought went into the combination of the two things. I accept people must work at height. I accept that people occasionally fall over by accident. We have guard rails and harnesses so that I don't have to
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While I think a proposed "inbound fees" soloution is a ridiculous one other countries do not have spam calls figured out. The reason it happens so much more in the U.S. more than other countries is the ease of exfiltrating money f
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3y ago
I mean that's one of the reasons keto is so popular. For a lot of people they manage to lose weight while being able to enjoy what they eat while they'd have trouble sticking to better diets. There's obviously draw backs and
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3y ago
I'd argue, that with more polarized disussion and team politics, there's more cognitive disonance simply because people have strong beliefs about topics they are less informed (or disinformed) about. As analogies are great for hig
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We've been using previous equivalents of DCPL3551CDW and MFCL3770CDW in work site container offices for basic printing/scanning not much seems to have changed from the previous models in that use case and the latest (installed las
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To comply with section 24(2) of the DSA. You need to publish that information about your number of EU users. Currently there's no strict rules on how you calculate or even necessarily the information you publish. Other than saying base
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The major issue is we know the minimal least effort steps involved to keep these things working aren't hard. Release a firmware update that updates the device to only point to ips/domains in the private range as it's new cont
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4y ago
As the saying goes "Good lawyers tell you why you shouldn't do something, great lawyers tell you how you can."
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The GPU passthrough is relevant because it means that you don't need to build out a whole machine for just windows to isolate it. Instead you put a GPU in either your server (or your main machine) pass it through to a windows VM and th
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There is a pretty big "experimental" scene with small and ultra light airplanes. Experimental here basically meaning you can't use it for comercial. So mostly because of the costs of certification and liabilities involved and
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4y ago
There's advantages to both terms. Bus factor maintains the (possible) fiction that people care about their coworkers/bosses enough that they'd transition out if they had the choice. Bus factor highlights that there's no
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Gender is a social construct in that various 'gender typical behaviours' don't necessarily correlate with sex between cultures. That implies it is a learnt behaviour. In a society where someone of the male sex is pressureed t
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I haven't suffered from this but anecdotally proper calibration as well as better tracking and frame rate do have a significant effect on whether people suffer such side effects. The Quest series (which if it was bought to a party is m
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Back in the early 2000s so long as you were buying two or more copies of Adobe Photoshop it cost as much to hop on a 28 hour round trip plane ride from NZ to the US to buy those copies rather than purchase and download the software off Adob
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smolder has a comment in this thread expressing viability for some boards doing this. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33347065
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I know a gui for bitcoin core was available for windows machines by at least the end of 2010 as that's what I used when I was first reading about it.
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