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Seriously, just run an internal DNS server instead. Especially if you have such a large file on multiple machines. Feel free to even firewall the systems such that no DNS query can even leave the machine except those aimed at the internal D
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Yeah. Especially if they are being implemented by commercial banks. (The other obvious alternatives are accounts with the central bank, or some form of distributed crypto style setup, where normal banks just act like the exchange, and proba
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I think the answer is yes, but setup is a bit complicated. I would test this myself, but I don't have an NVIDIA card with at least 10GB of VRAM. One time: 1. Have "conda" installed. 2. clone https://github.com&#x
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I have verified that ryu is a dependency of json_serde, which is a dependency of ripgrep. Apache-2.0 OR BSL-1.0 is indeed the correct license for ryu. It is not included in the Debian copyright file. I suppose this is because the library i
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The encoding part is one concern, but what about ryu? Is “Apache-2.0 OR BSL-1.0” not accurate? Neither of those showed up in the grep for license lines? Sure, BSL is an obviously free license that is basically just a wording variant of MIT,
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It does not help that some of the complications in the tax system are actually intended to make things simpler for most people. For example the 401k and IRA rules basically exist to encourage people putting money into retirement investment
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For classic .NET, yes, all executables are fully valid libraries. (For .net core, the executables actually compile to dlls with a native runner executable sometimes included alongside it. (Depends on exact build command used). For win32, lo
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They were probably thinking of PowerPoint, which did exist before Microsoft acquired it.
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Threads have been a C language feature for over a decade now, starting with C11. (although C11's threads had arguable posix comatibility issues until fixed in c17).
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My understanding is that the main protocol itself does not provide any money to those that developed or deployed it. However, they did set up a governance DAO, where some of the governance coins would be released to those who developed TC,
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Question: how do you propose preventing other people from making copies of this art and selling it, without revealing your identity? If you want to use copyright to protect your work, and end up suing, remaining pseudonymous will be difficu
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25 AAA games in 4 years is a lot. Even if they create 2 AAA games per existing AAA IP they control in that 4 year span (which seems optimistic at best), this would still require a pretty significant number of AAA games being made based on e
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For contacts the FTC contacts rule requires certain prescription verification rules. I'm not aware of anything on the federal level that requires a patient have a valid prescription for eyeglasses. (I've looked, but I've not
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In the US, Online purchases with a debit card generally do not use the lower fee debit card networks, but instead use the credit card networks. Basically every debit card in the US is co-branded by one of the credit card companies, and can
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I do think 25 might be overstating things a bit, as they don’t seem to own quite enough AAA level studios or IP, but on the other hand they do own a crazy number of total studios. They own or are acquiring the following AAA IPs: Metro, Deus
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My understanding was that historically double entry accounting very much had each entry stored separately (although tied together by some transaction identifier). You would normally add both at the same time, so one could consider it "
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Ouch. Making you treat hardware registers as owned (or use unsafe to access them) feels like it would be unpleasant if writing single threaded firmware, where the only preemption is the interrupt handler. I’d much rather have them exposed a
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Using a wireguard vpn concentrator “works”, but it has limitations like having a higher chance of interfering with access to the the local network while connected. (Because the private addresses the remote network is using have a reasonable
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That’s amazing. The deck you had back at the start of June was an expensed scalped version? LMAO.
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There is also the automatic NAT traversal. Sure for devices on a home network, one can often set up port forwarding (or be lucky enough to have working ipv6). Corporate networks though often have NAT that regular employees cannot reconfigur
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There is one Term that is probably applicable, but this was certainly not the case they were anticipating when they wrote the term: > (f) You will not use the Services, or any content accessible through the Services, for any commercial p
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Yeah. The "proof" of theorem 2 being just a handwavy do the first proof again, but use Q_2 and normalize the result after each step to a simple fraction, which will only increase c_1. That really sounds suspicious to me. Why not j
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https://arxiv.org/abs/2004.05074 This paper argues basically argues that raft has a different leadership election mechanism than paxos, but that if you tweak some terminology, and make a few relatively reasonable imple
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You overestimate many of these difficulties. The --compat mode can already run quite a bit of the node ecosystem, including programs like npm. Imports don't need to be written in typescript. They could have manually written type defini
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The "npm:" import does not appear to have even started development, although it has been planned for a long time: https://github.com/denoland/deno/issues/13703 Core features for npm compatibility th
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My understanding is that Tauri is designed for using a Rust back end (i.e. the code responsible for creating windows, and native platform interop), with arbitary html+javascript front-end. One can think of it more as a way of creating a we
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Which means that the tower owners that PGPP partners with could absolutely still track users based on the IMEI if they configure their equipment to always ask for it. (It won't work in some edge cases like duplicate IMEIs but those are
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If displaying post tax prices is not required by law, then it is usually a competitive disadvantage. People will see the post tax price, compare it in their head with the pre-tax price they saw at some other store, and feel like the post ta
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If you are aware that your app is being very disproportionately used to facilitate criminal transactions, you would generally be required to take steps to try to prevent or discourage such usage. This is especially true if you are profiting
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Governments define the line. Relevant questions would include: - How core to the illegal money laundering is the use of your product? (For a leather wallet, probably not very). - did you target illegal money laundering in the design of your

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