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by jffry 4y ago
The linked page prominently talks about pricing for existing images from a catalog of existing images, OR paying for an entirely new image
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by jffry 4y ago
The screen protrudes up into what would otherwise be a solid black bezel on either side of the camera notch, making the screen area taller than 16:10 aspect ratio. The OS puts menu items and icons in that bonus space, freeing up _more_ of t
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by jffry 4y ago
I can't remember the last time I saw Firefox hard crash to desktop like this, instead of the individual content tab dying. Impressive!
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by jffry 4y ago
You are correct that it is a convoluted scheme, but the goal of warrant canary users is to deliberately create a situation where their first amendment rights would be infringed by attempts to vigorously enforce the laws around NSL gag order
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by jffry 4y ago
You can argue that, but other people argue the other side. To my knowledge it hasn't been firmly tested in a US court yet. There are supreme court precedents finding that the first amendment prohibits the government from compelling spe
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by jffry 4y ago
Yes but presumably there are storage replicas for each version of the video. The suggested idea, which Google might already do, is to keep the low quality videos in less redundant storage on the theory that they can be re-encoded from the m
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by jffry 4y ago
Can you please provide a source for those numbers? Because at first glance they seem pretty fantastical.
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by jffry 4y ago
It's also grayed out when looking at a PDF on 12.6.2 Monterey but maybe it was how you remember it earlier on?
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by jffry 4y ago
Indeed that's discussed in the article, under "Position heuristic" - https://death.andgravity.com/pwned#position-heuristic
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by jffry 4y ago
There is such a way to cheat, and it's pretty clever. Store a depth map and just approximate parallax while you're waiting for a real new frame. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asynchronous_reprojection
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by jffry 4y ago
I think root certs are long-lifespan, kept in hardware security modules / other cold offline storage, and only used to periodically sign shorter lived intermediates that are the main thing signing leaf certs for sites. For example, the
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by jffry 4y ago
The two conductors in the wire are insulated separately and sort of lightly attached so it's probably OK if done carefully. If this was me, I would've threaded the lights through the big triangle piece directly and attached with z
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by jffry 4y ago
Those animations look great. Congrats on the launch - I'll try it out later when you're not getting hugged to death quite so hard :)
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by jffry 4y ago
That sounds like a nightmare of complexity to get right, and I don't see why Apple would want to Frankenstein together cores when they could build something like Rosetta2 instead.
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by jffry 4y ago
Scroll down, it's hidden below the fullpage background image for a single search box
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by jffry 4y ago
Seems like that would have no impact since they've already vowed to never fly with that airline again anyways
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by jffry 4y ago
If you attempt to write a review now, it warns: > Amazon has noticed unusual reviewing activity on this product. Due to this activity, we have limited this product to verified purchase reviews.
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by jffry 4y ago
I think you may have gotten whooshed by the joke - both "eigenvector" and "gedankenexperiment" are mashups of a German word and an English word
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by jffry 4y ago
> Is a robolatch cheaper Doubtful, but as an extra "feature" they can probably use it to justify increasing the price of the car by more than it cost to add it. Granted, to me, this would REDUCE the value of the car, but car ma
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by jffry 4y ago
I see pricing columns for Amazon, Best Buy, B&H, ebay, and newegg, but yes it does seem limited to WD branded drives.
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by jffry 4y ago
Best I could find: https://www.nisshametallizing.com/en/how-holographic-paper-m... I imagine in the case of mixed printed/foil cards that they've printed ink on top of whatever clear layer protects the diffra
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by jffry 4y ago
> Sidenote: I wonder if we'll one day see government enforcement of software akin to the physical spaces governed by the ADA. I should think large tech companies would be happy to advocate for such regulation, because it creates ano
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by jffry 4y ago
If it thinks an image is lewd, it blurs it, and you have the choice to view it, report it, or view it and then report it: https://bumble.com/en-us/help/why-am-i-seeing-a-blurred-imag...
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by jffry 4y ago
This isn't some huge revelation. E2E encryption isn't something that Bumble advertises, and their privacy policy [1] plainly states: > We review the content of messages sent in the App to identify topics, sentiments, and trends
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by jffry 4y ago
Violas are larger than violins, which means they're also longer and heavier. Violins/violas are held up entirely by wedging them between your jaw and shoulder, so a short fat viola moves the weight closer and I imagine reduces the
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by jffry 4y ago
Basically a "feature" of Reddit which can be used to anonymously harass somebody on Reddit by having it send them a DM about suicide prevention. https://www.theverge.com/2020/3/4/21164687/reddit
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by jffry 4y ago
I run a publicly accessible web service, and get this stuff all the time. My service happens to be fronted by nginx, so over time I accumulate config to match these and drop connections and drop from the logs entirely: location /wp
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by jffry 4y ago
In the past, NVIDIA launched the "3080" and the "3080 (12GB)" where the memory capacity and bus width was the major differentiator. (it also had like 3% more cores or something). The RTX "4080 12GB" and "4
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by jffry 4y ago
Yes, Java has java.util.Deque [1]. The purpose of this JEP is to add a more generic interface over the ordered collection types, which all have slightly different names for these operations. [1] https://docs.oracle.com/en&#x
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by jffry 4y ago
Maybe that's because AWS' own aws-cli setup encourages you to store these credentials on disk in plaintext in a standard-named file in your home directory, and their best story for temporary roles is to invoke `aws sts get-session

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