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You don't need to clarify anything. It's simple. Everyone here agrees with your logic, your comments do stand on their own. The point of debate is "but I don't see the power grab everybody else is seeing". Which is
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They are comparable in that they are both an increasing exercise of power wrt what had been previously done. I concur with GP; you are arriving at the conclusion through your own logic but somehow not seeing the conclusion. See intermerda&#
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Good share, thanks.
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Good resource. The way I fix bad websites is by telling Firefox not to load external fonts and font styles.
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Good post, but it looks like there is no solution to this? At what point do you give up the web and invent a different protocol? Is there actually a solution to this?
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The monkey was a foreign nation state sponsored insider testing the nation's grid. Sri Lanka is in trouble, and authorities are mobilizing fast and expanding the surveillance state to thwart future threats before they are realized. The
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Understanding the MAGA-Tech Authoritarian Alliance
(theframelab.org)
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Interesting summary and link, thanks.
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Is Stephen Miller really that stupid, or does he have an agenda to gut American business? One really has to wonder if he's actually a spy from an adversarial nation.
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What's wrong with socialist values per (the apparent implication in) your statement? I can understand the rest.
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Thanks for the clarification.
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Does this actually work, though? The token can only be redeemed once, which means that, realistically, the client is going to be in a loop generating and redeeming tokens in a given search session, which makes the pairs trivial to correlate
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Can somebody educate me on why Trump would be interested in not enforcing the ban at this point, given that he was the first to propose it? That 1.5M followers really worth it?
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All the more convenient, isn't it? Jokes aside, I always thought the ban/force-sale was ridiculous short of an actual privacy law that regulates all social media. But, regardless of your stance on that front, one should indeed be
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Not really. DXIL in particular will still have branches and not care much about unrolling. You need to look at the assembly that is generated. And yes, that depends on the target hardware and compiler/driver.
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The good way of knowing is to look at the assembly generated by the compiler. Maybe not a completely satisfying answer given that the result is heavily vendor-dependent, but unless the high-level language exposes some way of explicitly cont
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I am not 100% sure nor did I downvote, but it doesn't look like a counter-argument at all. > Due to how SIMD works, it's quite likely both paths of the conditional statement get executed, so its a wash It's not just quite