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by jsmith45 6y ago
In the US it is illegal to "void" a warranty based on the user swapping a part out with a third party component, or having a third party service the device. There are of course some exceptions. You can void a waranty with respect
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by jsmith45 6y ago
The advantage of legs is for use in environments set up for humans with working legs. Things like a normal flight of stairs, walking over a moderate sized gap in the floor, etc. Those sorts of things can be a real pain for wheeled robots (t
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by jsmith45 6y ago
You already got a good response for postgres. If you where speaking of MSSQL, it does treats non-recursive[1] CTE's as equivalent to to a view, and effectively inline it. So if things were faster with a temp table than a CTE it would m
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by jsmith45 6y ago
My (largely unfounded) understanding is that this means they don't don't run the consumer chip configurations though a battery of compatibility tests with with various memory modules on a reference motherboard. My understanding is
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by jsmith45 6y ago
That message comes from the rule where for non-core infrequently-used functionality, an app need not disclose the data collected if it is not used for advertise or tracking, it is clear and obvious what data you are collecting, and you clea
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by jsmith45 6y ago
Agreed. The claim is "The reason behind it is that EFI variables are stored on UFS, while firmware and OS cannot share the UFS device." Ok, but why can't it use the EFI runtime services to write to the efi vars, like Windows&
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by jsmith45 6y ago
It is not in general legal to change prefixes and reserialize an XML document. Some official XML formats including XML Schema allow attribute values to reference prefixes in xs:QName types. One needs to bind the schema to detect that. But i
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by jsmith45 6y ago
I'd posit the of issue is wanting both an online world and offline game as is the problem. There are still non-world online included with games with significant offline content that have no MTX (although some does have MTX too). And
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by jsmith45 6y ago
Well corruption in how disputes are handled might not be a huge issue. As a first step the companies are required to allow you to appeal takedowns and account suspensions/terminations (for TOS or illegal content reasons, not for non-pa
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by jsmith45 6y ago
The Current proposed legislation for the part you are discussing can be found at https://ec.europa.eu/info/sites/info/files/proposal_for_a_re... The actual legislation text (i.e. skipping the recitals) s
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by jsmith45 6y ago
No these are organizations that an EU government has granted special status to: "The status of trusted flaggers under this Regulation shall be awarded, upon application by any entities, by the Digital Services Coordinator of the Member
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by jsmith45 6y ago
The purpose of this is to ensure that organizations like the European equivalents of RIAA and MPAA have basically one click disable buttons (not strictly required, but how most sites will implement it) for content they claim infringes their
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by jsmith45 6y ago
My understanding is as follows: If you are able to answer "Is email address[or other collected data] ________ associated the user whose database row has primary key _______?" then that is considered being tied to the account, and
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by jsmith45 6y ago
Civil Asset Forfeiture stems from older in rem cases, which were intended as a remedy when the owner of some object is unknown, or potentially not subject to the country's jurisdiction, and thus prosecuting the owner is not feasible. I
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by jsmith45 6y ago
Why can't the RedirectByRegEx declarative action be used to "strip umt tracking parameters"? That sounds very much like something you can do with that declarative action type. User agent spoofing also sounds like the sort of
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by jsmith45 6y ago
From their FAQ (basically magnet only holds mouse in place when not in the middle of mousepad): WON'T THE KEYBOARD AND MOUSE FALL OFF THE DESK? The desk has a layer of steel under its surface. Magnets on the keyboard and keypad hold th
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by jsmith45 6y ago
I've also noticed a minor issue, I don't have time at the moment to file a report on github. I noticed on the demo that if I zoom all the way out, and then use my mouse wheel to zoom in quickly enough I can clip into the earth and
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by jsmith45 6y ago
> I don't see what kind of snooping these privacy measures are there to prevent. The point of this is to prevent some cloudflare competitor offering DoH, but logging what dns names each client looks up, and selling that information,
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by jsmith45 6y ago
They default to docker compatibility, so if you specify 'busybox' it will pull your default registry, which defaults to dockerhub. If you specify 'k8s.gcr.io/etcd-amd64', then it will try to pull from google cloud r
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by jsmith45 6y ago
The real purpose for multi-stage builds is for compiled languages. If you have some service written in say C++/Java/C#/Go, then building it in one container (that has the build tools) and copying the build result to another t
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by jsmith45 6y ago
A large part of the issue with understanding the risks of mRNA vaccines is that they have literally never been done before. On the other hand, some of the potential risks can be partially analyzed in terms of general principles. mRNA vaccin
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by jsmith45 6y ago
Yeah, seeing the folded corner in the hamburger menu article's set of icons made me think Norm Cox was probably the source of that too. Glad to hear my assumption was right.
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by jsmith45 6y ago
Which is out of a default quota of 10,000 units per day, and one can request an increase if your actually need more, (which presumably gets granted if YouTube agrees your use case is not an abuse of their API).
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by jsmith45 6y ago
Your list is missing "Rich Value Types" (like stocks or geographical locations). Those can be stored in a cell, and then have other cells access their fields with =FIELDVALUE(...). Indeed the complete list of cell data in the api
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by jsmith45 6y ago
It could still be miscommunication. It is quite plausibly that she did not have any previous papers fail internal review, and almost certain that she did not have any fail internal review while already submitted to a conference (and thus &q
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by jsmith45 6y ago
It sounds to me like Google has a policy that papers must be internally reviewed before they can be "published". She understood publish in the academic sense, while Google views sending the paper out for conference review as publi
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by jsmith45 6y ago
The FAA rule here is based on the Air Carrier Access Act, which prohibits airlines from discriminating on the basis of disability, and pretty much leaves it up to the FAA to set applicable regulations. The FAA is acting under the assumption
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by jsmith45 6y ago
Yeah. The flip flop, and its corresponding register version would be a DFF with enable pin. That is not actually too abnormal. The traditional implementation is taking a normal DFF and adding the enable feature either by gating the clock or
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by jsmith45 6y ago
Since the latch is only used as a component of the flip-flip and edge sensitive logic does not care about glitches except on the clock line or any asynchronous set/resets (which are not used in this design) I find that rather unimporta
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by jsmith45 6y ago
Only docker, buildkit, podman, buildah, and some non-Dockerfile based tools are able to build. CRI-O or containerd do not have build functionality. It does have pretty much everything else you expect like pull, ps, run exec, attach, rm, rmi

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