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Have you tried Parallels? It works incredibly well on the M1 macs. https://www.parallels.com/
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50 gigawatts is equivalent to 156 million solar panels or 18,000 utility-scale wind turbines. [1] https://www.energy.gov/eere/articles/how-much-power-1-gigawa...
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In the United States, direct manufacturer auto sales are prohibited in many states by franchise laws requiring that new cars be sold only by independent dealers [1]. This source provides some historical context as to where the franchise l
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> Ford envisions a new process that will result in a non-negotiable price for EVs and rely on customer orders, rather than dealer inventories It's worth noting that Ford was one of the major automakers who funded the lobbying effo
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> His early fears of having damaged Kennedy for life turned out to be unfounded; the language loss that left his patient briefly locked in was just a symptom of postoperative brain swelling. While I am glad that there was minimal harm
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When comparing Norway's mean average temperature to the rest of the world, it is clear that it is significantly cooler. [1] https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/hottest-c...
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This is true. The vast majority of YouTube takedowns are via the Content ID system, outnumbering copyright claims 50 to 1. But that doesn't tell the entire story. The reason why YouTube has such a robust Content ID system in the firs
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Ahh my mistake, you're right. [1] https://support.apple.com/guide/iphone/supported-models-iphe...
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I am struggling to understand where you are coming from. Can you elaborate? The cheapest second-hand iPhone that runs the latest iOS 15.0+ is an iPhone SE 1st gen (2016). Current prices on eBay indicate a price of $70. There is not a single
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> How can I know that an order I receive to launch my missiles came from a sane president? > The president alone authorizes a nuclear launch and the two-man rule does not apply to him. These two sentences are quite frightening on
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Guilty until proven innocent is what the DMCA is. Perhaps one of the most asinine, imbecilic, and nonsensical laws of our time.
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Stripe: "Upon checking, it appears that the concern has been escalated to our specialist who handles the concern for you." What a way to avoid saying "problem", "bug", "issue" or any other term that
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If you know of a domain registrar that will not respond to frivolous DMCA requests, I'm all ears. Unfortunately, DMCA is being abused and registrars will continue forcefully removing you off their platforms, even if the DMCA request ha
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For reference, here is the exchange: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucEs0nBuowE
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I stand corrected. My apologies.
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"The Russian invasion of Ukraine will be the first war to fully play out on social media. There will be no possibility of controlling the information." I disagree with this statement. The Chinese government has taken a controlli
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The credit for AWS expires after 1 year. Azure credits expire in 90 days. GCP expire after 30. Whether all used or unused.
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Highly suggest looking into setting up Tinypilot if that is the case [1]. It transforms your Raspberry Pi into a browser-based KVM, which then plugs directly into your bare-metal server, giving you a virtual console during BIOS and boot. [1
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Is there anything in this mandate that prevents corporations from listing unreasonably large ranges? For the sake of this example, let's say FAANG is looking for a software engineer and the range for the job listing is: 68k - 600k . W
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And equally so, they should mention that scammers around the world took home a record $14 billion in cryptocurrency in 2021, thanks in large part to the rise of DeFi [1]. This is a public information campaign; the sole purpose is to provi
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The "trick" for this to work flawlessly (at least for myself) is to set up regular face-ID; and then setup an "alternate" appearance with sunglasses or whatever other items/accessories might cause problems. Never ha
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"Private Relay uses both the CONNECT and CONNECT-UDP methods in HTTP/3 to set up connections quickly. For connections to websites that support TLS or QUIC, the initial TLS handshake messages are sent in the same set of data as the
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Increasingly, the only solution I see to this is Apple's Private Relay [1]. "When Private Relay is in use, the user’s device opens up a connection to the first internet relay (also known as the “ingress proxy”). As the user browse
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This is extremely concerning, frightening and downright alarming behavior by Google. This was the final straw for me to move off of Gmail, and anything google related. Currently in the process of migrating over 500,000 emails, a small-ish Y
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So with this setup, will Cloudflare intervene in the case of a DMCA request? If I host my domain with Njal.la, and have Cloudflare setup as in this post, I should be safe from any frivolous take-down requests, right? I'm a long time us
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> We have access to individual-level desktop browsing data of a representative sample of the U.S. population via the market research firm Nielsen. Participants are incentivized to install a software that records all web browsing activity
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Expense was part of the equation initially, however, through economies of scale, we eventually would have been able to reach a feasible price point. Cost has nothing to do with why Tesla is pursuing an optical-only system. To get rid of the
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There is good reason to believe the weaknesses introduced by the NSA with the PX1000-cr algorithm were introduced as part of a series of multiple backdoors that cooperate together [2][3]. The equation system to be solved is rather huge (~20
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If this is the case, how was North Korea able to wire fraud $81 million USD from the Bank of Bangladesh [1] ? Why was this wire transaction not reversed? Apparently, they were about to get away with $1 billion USD but the hacker entered the
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The liabilities increased significantly only because Dropbox (as with nearly every other company in the United States) wanted to take advantage of the 0% interest rates that the federal reserve has kept. 1,369.3 (bln) Convertible senior

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