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by jml7c5 8y ago
I believe your argument is that, because the author of a NYT piece has the right to free speech, any law prohibiting the NYT from publishing that article is invalid. Not because the NYT has a right to free speech, but because one can "
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by jml7c5 8y ago
That was my first thought, but this line: >His body was hot to the touch and he sweated heavily, he constantly had foul body odour [...] suggests an fantastically high baseline metabolism.
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by jml7c5 8y ago
I'm very interested in Pijul! Patch-based version control always seemed like a much more intuitive paradigm to me. That said: From reading these comments, I would say that perhaps the number one priority for the project is an education
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by jml7c5 8y ago
I am wary of A People's History myself, as he tends to pick his conclusions first, then cherry-pick anecdotes to support those conclusions. These articles are good overviews of some of the issues: Howard Zinn's History Lessons: h
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by jml7c5 8y ago
As a novice programmer, I was absolutely stunned that this was not standard practice. A typical source file provides zero context, background on the subject, pointers to reference material/blog posts/books explaining the concepts,
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by jml7c5 8y ago
Unfortunately "calories going in" is not easily obtainable, as absorption is affected by cooking, what foods are in the gut together, individual variation, and how the foods are physically composed together (mashed, whole, blended
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by jml7c5 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Master/slave_(technology)#Term...
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by jml7c5 8y ago
Is it problematic outside of the US? That said, possibly not the most immediately illustrative choice of terms; master/slave usually implies who's in charge, not a spatial relationship.
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by jml7c5 8y ago
Why not do that screen/tmux style, where shell takes input and passes it to foreground program, unless it's one of those special key sequences?
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by jml7c5 8y ago
NNT?
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by jml7c5 9y ago
imgur appears to be having server difficulties of some sort; every image page on mobile currently gives "not found".
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by jml7c5 9y ago
>The future of the project is uncertain, however. They may or may not be around much longer. Can you elaborate on this?
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by jml7c5 9y ago
>why does a keyboard even need its own software? Setting macros and controlling lights (each key has an RGB light hidden under it).
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by jml7c5 9y ago
That's a (valid) critique of using U3 instead of U6. But the US government has been using U3 as the "official" unemployment since at least 1994. You asserted that "they [the Obama and Bush administrations?] even had to e
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by jml7c5 9y ago
>they even had to expand the definition of what constitutes a job. Can you cite a source for this? The Bureau of Labor Statistics etc. has been using the same U1-U6 unemployment metrics for decades.
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by jml7c5 9y ago
I'm in one of the hardest hit areas in Canada. Rental vacancies hit ~0% last summer. House prices jumped ~20% last year alone. Amusingly, the crunch has been so bad that our city has reached the point where we have approximately as man
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by jml7c5 10y ago
I'm surprised this still hasn't been implemented, given there must be some industry pressure to do so. Under Android, all(?) the various consumer wireless audio implementations (Sonos, AirPlay, etc.) require users to either use a
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by jml7c5 10y ago
From context I assume they mean threat levied against the company or data entrusted to it. They should probably change it to "any server-side threat", or just nix that portion entirely. (Nixing it is probably most reasonable, gi
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by jml7c5 10y ago
Presumably it's because people typically don't stand near water heaters, so there's less risk of injury in the event of an explosion.
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by jml7c5 10y ago
It's clearer if you add an "either" and a comma: either violate the rights of the American people and my global customers, or shut down. Unless you're alluding to some impropriety on Levinson's part that I'm
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by jml7c5 10y ago
This can be at least partially mitigated with a trapezoidal laptop shape, thicker towards the hinge. Though I will admit that a trapezoidal profile is much harder to fill with components than a rectangular one.
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by jml7c5 10y ago
Why would lining the trailer with batteries be a better option than a removable battery on the tractor?
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by jml7c5 10y ago
I would argue that the time frames involved are very dissimilar. In a Tesla, you need to be able to take complete control in under a second if the system fails. The closest I can think of in a plane is during an assisted landing, which is
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by jml7c5 10y ago
One thing to note from /u/spez's announcement of the changes[1], which suggests the impact might not actually be that large: >Interestingly enough, r/the_donald was already getting downvoted out of r/all yesterda
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by jml7c5 11y ago
This applies to later models of iPhone; the 5c doesn't have a secure enclave. All password attempt limiting and erasure of data is implemented by the operating system.
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by jml7c5 11y ago
See https://www.reddit.com/user/autotldr
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by jml7c5 11y ago
It's the result of Freedom of Information Act requests. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hillary_Clinton_email_controve...
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by jml7c5 11y ago
LEDs are great, but retrofitting them into the old bulb form-factor is the cause of most problems. The power supplies get too hot, the LEDs get too hot, and everything is generally cramped together with little room for cooling.
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by jml7c5 11y ago
I would suspect that that has more to do with your ISP than anything. While viewing a movie press Ctrl+Shift+Alt+S to select bitrate manually, Ctrl+Shift+Alt+I (?) for stream info.
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by jml7c5 11y ago
>Are there specific genre's of games that have the sorts of traps the author describes? Free-to-play games are the obvious example. MMORPGs are another, though I would say they are somewhat less sinister as — while they use many ps

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