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by i_am_jl 4y ago
2 reasons: A Guild member isn't getting the primary writing credit. One of a guild's primary purposes is to protect their workers' jobs and compensation. But it's also in the Guild's own self interest, since an AI d
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>That's a purely software issue, though, I know, that's why I'm so annoyed! And Android is already half-way there; they've already acknowledged that I should be able to control how my phone interacts over USB with a P
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by i_am_jl 4y ago
Thank you! I remember learning about this in an art history class decades ago, but I'd completely forgotten and I never would've remembered the name.
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It wasn't "hidden in knitting", and it's not just you, the title is terrible. She used a knitting needle to insert a silk cypher sheet into a shoelace, which she used to tie her hair. Since the knitting needle was necess
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by i_am_jl 4y ago
She transmitted her messages via radio, which allowed her to skip the messy business of smuggling knitted intelligence out of occupied France. That being said, I'm 100% stealing the knitting-as-writing concept for a TTRPG campaign. It&
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by i_am_jl 4y ago
Try plugging a keyboard into your phone. That setting does not work the way you think it does.
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Why not offload this to the device? Why doesn't my device today have an option that allows me to set the USB port to "power only"?
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Of all the futurisms in Minority Report I really didn't think this one would show up so early.
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by i_am_jl 4y ago
Picked up a Gen 7 Lenovo Yoga X1 with an i7, 16gb (soldered =\) RAM and an upgradable m2 for under $580 from a local reseller/recycler. Included battery, charger, and Win10 Pro. The only meaningful gain from buying new would've be
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>More stringent, as in, for example, its still a crime to disclose information to someone with a completely valid subpoena for it, unless you have also been issued a special disclosure-authorizing court order in addition to the subpoena.
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This is funny, because the very first iPhone did exactly this in the US for the SSID "AttWifi". Crazy that they brought it back 15 years later.
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All other things equal, sure, but this isn't just cheaper and more accessible; it's cheaper and more accessible and worse .
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I can't tell whether this is a question from someone who didn't read the article, or whether this is the most meta comment I've ever read.
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>With that said, I can guess most are using single speed. Hopefully not fixed :) I'm more curious as to the makeup of electric-assisted vs human-powered. Ebikes have also shaken up the drivetrain landscape a bit. Motors can be in th
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by i_am_jl 4y ago
>I will defend Flash all day long, and I think it's death is a regression in technology that to this day has not been rectified. It's still strange to think that Flash was the price that we paid for multi-touch smartphones.
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>Could you expand on that comment. Do they include attribution to the authors (as they have in blenders license) and all notices that refer to the license? I don't know. I'm not entirely sure which libraries licenses are allege
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>Do Lego do this? Yep. It's in the install directory under /Licenses/Licenses.docx, Appendix B, provided with the Program as required.
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Do they? Is Lego not compliant until someone asks for the source code and they refuse?
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>We need to be able to distinguish between these two, so that we can determine their relative value (both emotional and monetary). Why? Why should the nature of a work of art's creator have any bearing on its emotional impact? If th
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Thank you!
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What's a "traditional Korean husband"?
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>I believe he does have a cop-out if HN isn't selling to or marketed towards the EU Nope, GDPR attaches regardless of whether you market in the EU/to EU residents, as long as you provide goods or services to people in the EU yo
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by i_am_jl 4y ago
I didn't intend to downplay the impact of such a development, only to highlight my skepticism regarding their claims (and the title provided in the post). Bruce Schneier sums it up better than I could: "One of the issues with the
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by i_am_jl 4y ago
"Researchers using novel techniques break 48-bit encryption and assert that the same techniques could be used on not-available hardware to break 2048-bit encryption" just doesn't hit the same. EDIT: Not-yet-extant changed to
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by i_am_jl 4y ago
Similar to both incidents is Kramatorsk, where a Ce-137 capsule was found in an apartment block, embedded inside a concrete wall, after it fell out of a piece of quarry equipment. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kramators
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by i_am_jl 4y ago
> the fact that people there are happily driving EVs that fit their lifestyle Source? Like the commenter you replied to, I think I'd have bought an EV for my last car if my ICE car had a 70% tax applied to it, but I wouldn't be
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I'm curious how many of those 7.66m created an account, binged a few target shows, then cancelled when they'd watched what they wanted to watch. It's become a more common tactic in my circles, and it could explain the mismatc
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by i_am_jl 4y ago
Garmin really undersells their music functionality on their fitness watches. I wasn't expecting the depth of music features on their newer stuff, like being able to automatically sync Spotify playlists to your watch for offline play, o
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Of course not. If you A/B tested a core value, that implies you'd change your value system based on the outcome of the test, which suggests it wasn't such a core value to begin with. The title sort of buries the lede. There&#
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by i_am_jl 4y ago
Wow, I've been looking for this exact product for years . Thank you!

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