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by lodovic 5y ago
Perhaps the courts could force component manufacturers to release the basic specs anyway, regardless of any agreement they may have with Apple. That way they would need to choose between complying and produce documentation on request, or ha
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by lodovic 5y ago
Was wondering the same thing. The article mentions the suit is Netflix vs the exec, so this will at least be breach of contract.
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by lodovic 5y ago
I see this happening all the time. Our chief architect got a few trips to SF with hotel, lots of swag and now we all have to use this crappy data analytics tool. A manager got an invite to speak at a conference which was a disguised sales p
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by lodovic 5y ago
Say you buy a can of Coke at Walmart. Would Coca-Cola be allowed to print on that can that it can be bought for less at 7-Eleven?
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by lodovic 5y ago
Definitely. The influence of the reggae/dub music experiments of the 70s on both rap and EDM is underrated.
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by lodovic 5y ago
In the Netherlands, we have national police, local police, military police, railroad police, forest police, border police, and so on. They are all fairly independent of each other and have separate jurisdictions.
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by lodovic 6y ago
What a wonderful site, I love it. Sounds so good. I'd love to have a feature to make the bass drum regular, though, to keep the beat pumping.
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by lodovic 6y ago
This looks like a nice addition to the Rust cookbook. It seems a bit more structured, and I actually like that it gives XP for completing the chapters.
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by lodovic 6y ago
This assumes that the end users buy their cocaine straight from the big drug kingpin. These drugs are paid for many times.
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Rumor: Apple will move to 4nm for M2 chip(macworld.co.uk)
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by lodovic 6y ago
This could be nice for a hobby project, as it will probably be much easier to customize and develop for than an Android tablet, but it has no GPIO pins. So I can't just connect it to a breadboard and use it as a console for a prototype
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by lodovic 6y ago
Yes I have made some weird attempts at electronic dub music https://soundcloud.com/guido73
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by lodovic 6y ago
But that's a problem if you have to wait for years for your work to become popular.
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by lodovic 6y ago
The production tools may have changed drastically, but has the end product really improved? On might argue that music and movies produced before 1998 were a lot more engaging, nowadays movies and music are produced without obvious flaws, ta
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by lodovic 6y ago
I received the popup a couple of times to accept the new TOS and rejected it each time, but it has stopped showing itself. I fear I may have accidently accepted it. Does anyone know how can I check what my TOS-acceptance status is (whether
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by lodovic 6y ago
I found that for an EAV type database, NoSql is a much better match as it doesn't require queries with a million joins. But that's a very specific case indeed.
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by lodovic 6y ago
It is not likely any of them will gladly accept new members.
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by lodovic 6y ago
Twitter is a public company. So is Facebook. Shareholders etc.
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by lodovic 6y ago
Not really. This is like a monopoly on paper. Sure, you can build your own press, but what are you going to use it for if you can't get paper to print on? Maybe freedom of speech went up, vertically, meaning more people can publish tha
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by lodovic 6y ago
That math, combined with the drop in stock price, does not add up.
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by lodovic 6y ago
updated GP
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by lodovic 6y ago
some links in dutch: https://opgelicht.avrotros.nl/uitzending/gemist/item/bericht... https://www.ad.nl/binnenland/criminelen-handelen-op-berichte... https://www.security.nl&#x
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by lodovic 6y ago
In Europe the WhatsApp alternatives are generally framed as tools for pedophiles and organized crime. Even installing them on your phone may alert LEO that you're suspect. This move by Facebook is highly troubling. edit: mass downvote!
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by lodovic 6y ago
It's not April's fools yet?
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by lodovic 6y ago
If Huawei wants to do business in the US economy, they can do so but have to abide by the rules. They can also choose to do business with Iran instead, but not both.
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by lodovic 6y ago
If money isn't part of the equation, this may actually be the best approach. During the 2007 financial crisis I worked at a bank that had to develop risk software really fast to comply with regulations and prevent disaster. They had tw
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by lodovic 6y ago
But there are a few caveats: - The power to charge the EV is drawn from the grid - Batteries are heavy, so you cannot scale up batteries for range - These batteries require a lot of lithium mining Given these, I would definitely prefer the
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by lodovic 6y ago
"Someone doing the work to find coins" - the flip side is "selfish with no moral compass". Historians won't have reliable sources anymore, parts of sites will be missing, this is such a waste. But hey someone made a
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by lodovic 6y ago
It really doesn't matter if anyone bothers to look for it. If it's on public land, it belongs to the state. You're also not allowed to chop down a tree or dig a hole.
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by lodovic 6y ago
I think Brian will be burned out in a week once unhappy customers start to call him

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