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At least from a US perspective, type 1 money also has a digital component, just one only available to banks. I'm not familiar enough with how India's central bank works to know if things are similar, but the concept note makes it
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The actual rule is that if YouTube takes something down in good faith belief that it is infringing, they are protected against any liability for any claim over taking it down, but only if the follow the restoration procedures as specified.
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4y ago
Yes VISA 100% without a doubt could make more money by processing transactions incorrectly in some cases. Foe example they could cause transactions that go to some startup company they consider a threat to their business model to fail some
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That is a Brita Stream product. For the pitcher equivalent they document that the indicator is simply a count of the number of pours, where they assume each one is exactly 8 oz, and that the filter lasts for exactly 40 gallons. (i.e. turns
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Its less about a bunch of people checking for crypto, as it is about designing the protocol to make it such that doing the right thing is inherently in the economic interest of the miners/stakers. Basically, unless you are able to get
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Yeah, I'm betting that a lot of advertisers will have concerns being on a platform that does not try to delete things like hate speech, but merely "demonetize it, and negatively boost it. If I were an advertiser Twitter would be o
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But it depends on how crazy your house rules are. It certainly would not be shocking to see some (scripted) Ticket to Ride implementations on TTS-like platforms to have say aggressive auto-snapping when trying to place trains (to help keep
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In my experience, most stand-alone software board games is rule enforcing. Not many versions of chess software will let you make illegal moves. Most card game software enforces the rules. Software that corresponds to a single specific board
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For the most part typescript does not significantly change what you input (except, of course, by stripping type annotations, type declaration, and type imports) unless you request transpilation to earlier ECMAScript versions or a different
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My understanding is in theory yes. But in practice things might be more complicated. Like merely keeping the same name and domain is easy enough. Just shut down the old system, start the new one, create an account with the same name. Of cou
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The specification is posted publicly, with no listed restrictions, so the only method Tesla has of licensing this is via enforcing their patents. While I expect car manufacturers would want to negotiate a custom patent license, others inter
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The correct solution would be to set up as a EU company that is in charge and runs everything and controls all the EU data, which only uses cloud services operated by companies that do not have any US based parent company, grandparent compa
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That is basically the same as the proposed skipping of B in navigation. It does however require the ability to put "make document look like X" (where X is the old state) as a single undo stack entry. If your app design allows that
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Sure. As a general rule the general style of coding using in async-await approaches is primarily about one of two things The first purpose is allowing more throughput at the expense of per request latency (Typically each request will take l
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To use Bayes to update here, you must determine the conditional probabilities as they were before you knew that M occurred, and could thus update to P(M)=1. If one did not already know that M happened then one certainly could not say `P(M
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The systemd-nspawn system (which is how running more more typical containers is normally implemented) is a little unusual because it it geared towards running os containers, including running their whole init system (via --boot or the templ
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Apparently that user restriction is actually tested in two places in the codebase. Having the restiction on your user will prevent access to the Android version easter egg. It will also prevent access to debug features in whatever "Doc
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Some of what you say is either worse case interpretations, or only applies to very large platforms (>45 million monthly active users). The DSA also has good parts like preventing sites from doing the following: Site: We have suspended yo
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All you need to do is convince the agent that you are an American Citizen. You can show them any identification documents you do have, like drivers license, to establish your identity. For establishing citizenship, one option is if you prev
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It ought to be quite easy to identify this person. The report says: >This person competed in a single event featuring 10 total games in 2020. They either created a new chess.com account, or totally ceased playing on there around or after
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What seems really odd is that they don't have any data accusing him of cheating after his initial 2020 ban/new account creation. They conclude that while there are several unusual things about his OTB play, there is not enough for
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The problem with those is that they are often poorly configured. Take for example the scenario in question here. Is it really legitimate to allow GET requests to a domain but block all POST requests? That sounds questionable at best. How ma
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I'm confused. Historical robocalls by legit marketing firms were largely eliminated by the rule banning making such calls to cell phones, combined with the do-not-call registry. That largely fixed the problem from legitimate robocaller
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The whole idea of Matter is local control over IPv6. From what I understand, it is basically Zigbee's cluster library re-platformed on top of new encrypted mesh layer that runs on IPV6. This does technically mean that all such devices
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I'd certainly like more details. The latest CVE number that i can find for such flaws looks to be CVE-2022-30188, which Microsoft claims is patched: https://msrc.microsoft.com/update-guide/vulnerability/CVE-20
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What is generally happening in these cases is that data is getting stringified, with `null` becoming the string "null" (which is a common output for string formatting a null in various languages). This output is is then later re-p
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One might hope that he can at least complete 4C such that volume 4 is complete. I am skeptical that volume 5 or later will see the light of day, But I also cannot predict the future.
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Sure, but were those diagrams even conforming UML? And should they be? I don't see a lot of value in UML's standardizing +,-,#,~ as access specifiers, vs just using the relevant language keywords. Generally, unless people are usin
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That only applies if you know that homeopathic drugs even exist, such that you know to check for them, and avoid them if they are not what you want. I suspect a fairly decent chunk of homeopathic drug sales come from people who think they a
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Historically ICANN had authority via two mechanisms. The first is that it was appointed as the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority by the Internet Architecture Board (part of the IETF). At a hard minimum that gives it the authority the run
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