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by jsmith45 5y ago
Europe uses the Type 2 "mennekes" Connector, which has been standardized as the SAE J3068 for use in big trucks/busses (think the kind of vehicle where only diesel is even an option for the ICE versions). The main advantage o
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by jsmith45 5y ago
Agreed. There are plenty of cases where an asymptotically "worse" algorithm performs better than a "better" one for all practical sizes. Like it is very very much possible that the asymptotically "better" algor
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by jsmith45 5y ago
Except in the US Type 2 is not really a thing (there is a local standard based on it intended for semis and buses), and everybody is using type 1. Even the version of CCS used as the de-facto DC standard in the US is based on a type 1 plug
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by jsmith45 5y ago
Only stackless co-routines require state machine transformation. Stackfull co-routines based user mode threading generally just change out the IO primitives to issue an asynchronous version of the operation, and immediately calls into the t
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Taking the concept to the extreme, the entire crt.sh site is served from postgres. It literally constructs the html in stored procedures, and uses some small apache httpd extensions to send requests to the db, and use the response (includin
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by jsmith45 5y ago
I think this (the FAA involvement) stems from the previous rear fuselage issues, which was a safety issue, and the FAA is still directly overseeing that issue. It sounds like the FAA have not restored Boeing's delegated authority for f
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Does valve even really try to counter the steam DRM defeats? I know like a decade ago, steam emulators existed that could replace the steam DLLs for offline games (or potentially, but more risky: online games that don't rely on valve&#
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by jsmith45 5y ago
> A US army doctor presumably does not seek out to treat both sides of the conflict, and does not get the special protection the rules of engagement afford to the Red Cross. The protective use of the Red Cross, is subject to the conditio
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CPUs don't need to keep the enregistered bits in any particular order. A little endian CPU could very much actually have the whole register stored in most significant bit to least significant bit, or vice versa, a big endian CPU could
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by jsmith45 5y ago
Agreed. They are making in network and out of network the same from the the cost sharing perspective. To avoid screwing over out of network providers, they allow out of network balance billing, but only with consent. The actual rule also go
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The "limited time" free upgrade to Windows 10 apparently still works to this day, so I strongly doubt Windows 11 will be any different.
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He is a paid Home Assistant core developer. (Hired by the company the project's founder created to generate sustainable income for developing the project by offering optional value-add services). This library was written specifically t
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Some context: Frenck is a core developer on the Home Assistant project, and was hired by Nabu Casa (the company the project's founder founded to try to create a sustainable funding source via adding some optional value-add services) to
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Home Assistant's core developers really do look at the intergration plugins rather closely before they accept any pull request that updates the dependencies. This is needed as badly coded integration libraries really can negatively imp
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1. I interpreted expires to be the timeout. Their could either be a stand alone transaction run periodically, that sets the expiration back to zero, or you just update the queries to read `expire < now()`. Thus neither are running in the
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by jsmith45 5y ago
Incredibly annoying that apple does not support this, while also trying to crack down on apps that is considered to just be a wrapped web-application. (In which case they want you to make a proper web app instead). Even using notifications
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by jsmith45 5y ago
cmd.exe most certainly does execute the pipeline in parallel, much as unixes do. The old MS-DOS command.com would not (since only single process at a time execution was even supported). I have no idea if the Windows 9X/ME version of co
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He has a second page with that shows the UIs (not quite side by side, but you can easily scroll up and down to compare them). His is extremely minimalistic. It looks pretty much exactly how I would picture a weekend project like this to loo
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by jsmith45 5y ago
> Court-like proceedings to confirm bans The EU's initial proposed version of the "Digital Services Act", requires that when a service takes down information that they think is "illegal" or incompatible with the
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by jsmith45 5y ago
Is that distinction just talking about vowel sound? Because those words are quite distinct to me because the "d" and the "t" remain entirely distinct sounds. I'm not sure about the vowel sound. There might be a slig
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by jsmith45 5y ago
I'm not sure I always clearly distinguish between the three of them. My "merry" is most certainly not normally the same vowel as "met" (it is a hybrid that vowel sound and some other one). Neither is my "Mary&q
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by jsmith45 5y ago
> They probably released other documents earlier The letter at the beginning strongly implies they did and this was just the last record responsive to the request. > they couldn't have released it earlier That is not at all clear
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But let's say that a 5nm Ryzen comes out ahead for mobile usage. (But not necessarily by very much.) Chips like the M1 (or ideally, something similar made available to other device manufacturers) is still really interesting. The ARM ar
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by jsmith45 6y ago
As repeatedly reported elsewhere in this thread, the current time for this back-up anti-stalking beeps is 3 days. (Updatable remotely by apple, but I doubt they will go below 24 hours). So as long as you come within Bluetooth range of your
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by jsmith45 6y ago
> The Aman's owners, Tylos Shipping and Marine Services, told the BBC they had tried to help Mohammed but that their hands were tied. > "I can't force a judge to remove the legal guardianship," a representative tol
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by jsmith45 6y ago
The company has the option of doing it voluntarily, or the regulator can start the process of forcing a recall. Obviously there is less red tape required to formally ask a company to consider a recall then there is in issuing an involuntary
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The CPSC can initiate Involuntary recalls, but they always try to negotiate voluntary recalls first. Involuntary recalls always get right leaning individuals to start screening about governmental overreach, and to start looking at how to k
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Except that most major software you use has only limited automated tests that are nowhere near comprehensive. For example large parts of the Linux kernel are only covered by manual testing and some automated bug finding tools, not tradition
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Sure, fully agree that if they really did represent some form of meaningful ownership, like the copyright to the work, then yeah, they would not be total bullshit.
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A centralized company running a database absolutely can provide digital scarcity. If they could not, then why would there be a real money market around in-game items for many games (which may include some limited run or even one-of-a-kind i

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