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6y ago
Yeah, the POSIX subsystem on Windows is mostly the same concept as the POSIX LITE that is mentioned in the Fuchsia document.
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My own impression has been that he does not really care one way or the other about tivoization. If that clause had been present in the GPL since the beginning, it would not have stopped him from using it. However, he sees things like adding
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6y ago
https://www.freefilefillableforms.com/ is the site. It is technically not an IRS service, but one provided by the free file alliance as part of the IRS agreement not to build their own software. There are no income exclusio
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6y ago
The fact that Turbo tax has at least 2 totally different free products, only one of which is part of FreeFile[1], and the other of which has a whole slew of exclusion criteria, mainly tied to which tax forms you will need to file is complet
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6y ago
Sure. In the US a warranty on any consumer product does not allow voiding or canceling a warranty due to third party parts or service, unless that same service was available at no ocst from the manufacturer. This applies to not just normal
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6y ago
Imports are asynchronous, but they are still eager, and still run before the code in the module. Furthermore, the bodies of modules will still execute in the order you import them in. Basically all being Asynchronous means is that the inter
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6y ago
npm link does not behave even remotely the same as a package installed from a repository, and there are quite a few packages where this does make a difference. Another charitable explanation for the version selection rule is to allow specif
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6y ago
Right. The difficult thing is determining the difference between the written law, the actual law, and mere custom. For example, the custom is that the Queen will appoint whoever she believes to be most likely to hold the confidence of parli
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it makes sense for a few scenarios, like a maintainer testing a new version via a private repository server before pushing this update to the public repository. But not having a way to use a separate namespace for private packages that only
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6y ago
> (As an aside, "What would happen if the British Parliament did repeal the British North America Act 1867 or Canada Act 1982?" is a rather fun hypothetical from the Canadian side.) The Queen would likely (rightly) refuse Royal
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6y ago
The parent missed a part. If you call it with 0 you get an exception, because division by zero obviously.
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Interesting, and good to hear. I know the other BSDs have a very different view of things. I had heard that Linux was the only OS with a stable kernel ABI guarantee. If FreeBSD does too, that certainly is better. Windows for example makes z
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6y ago
But even in ancient Greek culture there was still something akin to homophobia. While err... screwing a guy as a guy was just fine, being screwed by a guy is not. I.E. being the receptive partner as a male was heavily socially stigmatized.
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6y ago
Right. Space Team's app was a fork of the zxing demo app updated to newer SDK versions, but with the same name and basically identical interface. It had a malicious version uploaded recently, and was nuked by Google. People then found
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6y ago
> I hope in america public utilities are not only controlled by the government. Because where I am from public utilities can be publicly or privately controlled. As long as they are all playing by the same rules many private companies ha
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6y ago
The EU recently proposed The Digital Services Act, which is a DCMA like legislation (with both copyright infringement and other illegal content like CP as targets). Part of that draft law pretty clearly states that companies must have a pro
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6y ago
I'm not sure the default jail utility is quite as flexible as what Linux namespaces+cgroups can do. It does look like most of what really matters does exist in some form, and I'd guess any important cases that don't exist co
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6y ago
Sure, but most of that introductory post was about service management, and mount management, which are two areas the init system was traditionally heavily involved in. Sure, the init system might not technically have concerned itself with e
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6y ago
The definitions of personal data are highly ambigious. Perfectly normal processes that people would not normally consider collecting personal information (like maintaining a normal HTTP access log) do count because of things like claiming a
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6y ago
Because average users use very few apps other than the browser, and maybe an office app, and games. On desktop media players are largely avoided in favor of Spotify or the like. Traditional instant message desktop software is all but extinc
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My car came with a built-in GPS system, with integration into a smaller screen visible right on the dashboard, so I don't need to turn my head to look at the might screen to see the estimated distance remaining to an upcoming turn. Thi
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6y ago
Wall street bets is not an organization, and does not really even have a defined membership, and I've never heard of a court case with a class as a defendant. But I suppose that would be a really amusing circus show. Class of shorters
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I'm suprised that even the CPU cores are implemented just as a sea of standard cells. It is common to have them be macros containing a clearly separate datapath and control logic. On the other hand, the fact that the prototyping was do
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6y ago
A source tallball already has the Makefile.in and configure script pre-generated, along with a few other autotools generated files. These expect `make`, the compiler, and needed libraries are installed, and some other generic unix tools, bu
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Regulations allow some commerical use of this system: > For a fee, commercial users can also have access to TDRSS for tracking and data acquisition purposes. This comes from a rulemaking that updated the regulation. See: https:/&#x
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There are two low power modes. Technically either should be able to let the PIO continue to run. I'll explain all three power modes. NORMAL: You get to select what is clocked here, except for the CPU. CPU will turn off clocking of some
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6y ago
I'd say that first one (api_info) is semi-plausible in terms of being "configured" for piracy, in that it hard codes the production API of the site, and I assume the data accessible therein is largely piracy. It is also true
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>The key is that an issue is only stale if a maintainer has asked a question of the person who filed the issue and that person is not responding. That's the only condition. The possible issue with that criteria in general is that it
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I'm not sure that pushing the complexity to the compiler makes as much sense. One good side of x86 style instruction sets is that there is a lot you can do in the cpu to optimize existing programs more. While some really advanced compi
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Right. I fully 100% support the ability of Facebook, Twitter, etc to ban accounts. They have every legal and moral right to do so. Rembember that freedom of association is also a thing. At the same time, I recognize that sufficently powerfu
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