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Right. He was criticizing the version where one subroutine might jump into the middle of another subroutine. That sort of thing can make safely modifying the second subroutine require knowing if any of its labels are used elsewhere in the p
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Most people do have some things to hide. I think people would be extremely upset if police started buying real time access to GPS data from your phone in order to more efficiently locate speeding cars (instead of setting up post somewhere a
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Sure states may have that rule, but it is totally legal to go to a state that does not have the rule, buy some glasses and bring them back. (Or to buy online from a state that does not have the rule). Neither the FDA nor FTC at the federal
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That is true, if and only if what they prepared is considered a derivative work, which means it has sufficient originally to acquire a separate copyright. When the relevant copyright act was written, the assumption was that this would be th
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The fundamental idea of carbon pricing is that businesses right now have basically no disincentive to spewing out as much CO2 as they want, except possibly for angering a relatively small amount of people who care strongly about the environ
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RFID and NFC are complicated. At the high end of NFC communication you have the basically the same chips used in smartcards (like payment cards/sim cards/etc) running with limited power, but theoretically able to run all the same
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There were plenty of areas that already required 10 digit dialing prior to this due to past area code overlay changes. This list adds a bunch more areas. I have to wonder how many places are left that still allow 7 digit dialing? On a cell
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Realistically, at that stage, the origin of the virus was far less important than the other research. If the narrative that it was an accidental lab leak took hold (even if that really is the case), China would likely cease all cooperation
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You can also compare the source code structure to the Azure Devops Pipeline agent's to tell pretty easily that the github runner is a fork what has been edited to process the somewhat different format of the actions YAML. https:/
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I'd also think they could probably test the spin up to high RPMs on earth in a vacuum chamber, which would seem to be a good idea. It seems strange that they don't sound like they are planning that. It would seem weird that they w
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Nothing in this injunction prevents Apple from requiring that if apps offer purchase options they must also offer IAP as an option. I'm certain that even if the injunction were to go into force, Apple would continue to require that. Ap
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Such a system would very much compete with deposits in banks, given that savings account interest rates are already effectively zero. So why would a person give their money to a bank instead of keeping it in their DigitalDollars wallet? The
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"Will the federal reserve issue a digital dollar"? WTF is that nonsense? We already have that in the form of bank accounts. At least for banks that are participating members of the federal reserve system, the legal definition of r
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The docker daemon running in WSL2 is completely unmodified from the upstream source, and is in fact byte for byte identical with the official docker for Linux package binaries. So if you are getting a "better" version, it is by wa
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True, but there is more to it then that, as even the B cells that leave the bone marrow are not hyper specific and capable of targeting multiple different antigens (they are still "naïve B cells"). The second level of differentiat
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No real argument about that. I certainly feel it is a bit misleading that the main number only applies to sequential access bursts, and that there is a fairly short burst length limit too, making sustained throughput at the quoted rate infe
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It does mention it is DDR5-7200. So 7200 MT/s in burst mode. Of course the other timing numbers are arguably also pretty critical, and we don't have any information about that.
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I think the most direct competitor to discord (for gaming and related communities) is guilded.gg which is basically a clone of discord that offers additional features as well, including offering most of the features that discord has paywall
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I question the claims that they don't understand sarcasm. It might be more that they have trouble understanding certain types of sarcasm. Japanese culture certainly recognizes the the inflated title mocking style of sarcasm, as well as
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The problem there is failure clearly specify what information is automatically collected vs what information is collected by way of you filling in a form, or otherwise explicitly providing them the information. I'm quite certain that l
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Hm.. I would have thought getting to DirectX9 would be easier, as directx9 still had some support for the fixed function pipeline. What I'm sure you were getting at is a proper conversion to DX9 making use of the shader based pipeline.
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Is DDR4 refresh only usage power really that high? Regardless, the standard is that the sleep mode must be ACPI S3 or if it is not S3 it must meet the stated power criteria criteria, (and for most desktops the limit is only 5W if under 32
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It is based on the Energy Star energy consumption criteria. The formula is: 365*24/(1000)*weighted_average_power_consumption (the division appears to be due to using unitless formulas, and wanting a result value in kWH). The weighted a
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It can depend in part on what you mean by make money, and what the purposes are. If you mean greater than 0 revenue from YouTube, probably the majority of content creators that try to do so will. (There are people who simply use it for vide
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Yeah, for some reason Kioxia just screams "random Chinese company" to me. Without learning who they are from advertising, I would have lumped them them in no name Chinese components. Admittedly I don't do hardware product dev
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>There's no environment in space So that explains how the ship was towed "beyond the environment" in the classic "Front fell off" sketch. They just took it to space. [Interviewer:] So what do you do to protect th
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I suppose what this really means is that you have USB4 with support for the optional PCIE tunneling, and support for the slightly higher frequency alternative mode, which is generally enough to function with peripherals labeled as Thunderbo
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From the sound of things, it is really more that microsoft has little interest in setting up some form of standards comittee over the API. They could potentially provide the source for the linux version of DirectX Core and Direct X 12, but
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Of 515 people prevented by police from jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge between 1937 and 1971, by the end of the 70s only 6% of them had committed suicide by other means. Source: "Where are they now?" by Richard Seiden
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One flaw with the analogy is that a pretty significant portion of suicides (successful or attempts) are impulsive. Many people who attempt it have literally no idea they will when they wake up that morning. A 2001 University of Houston stud
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