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Chip shortage highlights U.S. dependence on fragile supply chain - 60 Minutes(cbsnews.com)
3 points by jumelles 5y ago|1 comments
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by jumelles 6y ago
It shouldn’t be hard to find a better source than the Heritage Foundation.
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Final Draft 12(store.finaldraft.com)
1 points by jumelles 6y ago|1 comments
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by jumelles 6y ago
If you like this sort of thing you should also check out the Chicago Manual of Style. https://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/book/ed17/frontmatter/t...
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by jumelles 6y ago
Wow, this is horrifying and fascinating.
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by jumelles 6y ago
I'm a longtime Mac user but I recently had get a PC as my main computer, and VS Code has really impressed me. How does it run on macOS compared with Windows?
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by jumelles 6y ago
No press is bad press.
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by jumelles 6y ago
What a horrible sentiment.
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by jumelles 6y ago
Calling three separate people "under-qualified" is a bit more than a misunderstanding.
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by jumelles 6y ago
Languages and the meanings of words change over time. It's not a conspiracy.
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> Then in the 2016 election the NYT had a front page spread implying major scandal regarding Clinton’s emails. This probably cost Clinton the election. I didn't realize James Comey worked at the Times.
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by jumelles 6y ago
> Once a government is committed to the principle of silencing the voice of opposition Well it's a good thing the government had nothing to do with this decision then!
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by jumelles 6y ago
Like "seditionist" or "terrorist" or "insurrectionist"?
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by jumelles 6y ago
No one has a right to incite violence.
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by jumelles 6y ago
This is absolutely as close as anyone should come to arguing against removing Trump. Once you're inciting violence free speech goes out the window -- and free speech here also gives companies the right to block you.
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by jumelles 6y ago
The lies you're repeating have now gotten people killed.
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by jumelles 6y ago
"[A] series of electrical pulses and that causes your systems to do something stupid" is a hell of a euphemism for e.g. cyber-bullying resulting in homicide and/or suicide; infrastructure attacks; wire fraud and theft; blackm
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by jumelles 6y ago
> immediately black holed its MAC address at the router. Hoe does this compare with blocking traffic with a PiHole?
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by jumelles 6y ago
Have you ever read one of their reviews? That's exactly what they do.
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by jumelles 6y ago
Here's their Corrections section, there are multiple articles corrected daily: https://www.nytimes.com/section/corrections
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by jumelles 6y ago
The Times is still pretty much THE newspaper in the US, if not the English-speaking world.
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by jumelles 6y ago
He must hate Wikipedia's style guide.
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by jumelles 6y ago
Just that the majority of politicians, especially in the Senate, are older white men.
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And the US is an outlier in that work produced by the federal government is in the public domain. Not the case in Commonwealth countries, for example.
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I've had an SE 2 since May, it works flawlessly. I was worried I'd miss the headphone jack but wireless headphones fill the gap well.
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by jumelles 6y ago
Not sure how wise it is to preemptively post a response like this. The technique may backfire.
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by jumelles 6y ago
You missed the best one: "superhero-level security chip" And the color names are "Sorta Sage" and "Just Black"....
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Yeah, this is the only thing that jumped out to me as a new and useful idea. Hopefully Apple eventually does something similar.
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Thanks! All I was hoping for was a source just like that, rather than random comments on the internet.
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Looks like people are saying this is used internally at Facebook. Is there any proof of this?

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