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lreeves
6y ago
Oh yes absolutely.
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6y ago
The TSA will seize your phone if you don't hand over passwords and passcodes in many cases, you're saying you think it'd be a good idea to cross the US border with any amount of bitcoin on a hardware wallet? That's... op
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lreeves
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The galley and toilet was actually a thermos, thermos holder and... I guess you could generously call the toilet a urine vacuum and receptacle (1) 1 - https://youtu.be/Ynm3em8fHaA?t=403
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lreeves
6y ago
Haha of course he isn't. Trained as a clinical psychologist.
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6y ago
I have had perfect working VFIO setups with both the 1070 and 1080ti from nVidia, there are many comprehensive guides and working around the driver error code 43 is quite trivial.
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6y ago
I am absolutely shocked by this and am amazed that this is the first time I've heard of it.
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6y ago
An app that would be installed on a merchant's shop to provide some benefit for them (usually in exchange for money). They can be custom apps for a single shop or a public app on the Shopify App Store.
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6y ago
Shopify employees can even expense Factorio :-)
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6y ago
There are many YouTube tours and breakdowns of freighter passenger trips.
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FDA revokes emergency use authorization of hydroxychloroquine
(fda.gov)
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lreeves
6y ago
That's only for Bluray playback, for gaming the PS4 doesn't care about HDCP.
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6y ago
That is incorrect; the police continued to walk past and a member of the National Guard ended up attending to him: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFeewU0HhNE
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6y ago
It's pretty disingenuous to suggest that there's only a binary choice about how to deal with this problem. If you look at the policies of a site like Campaign Zero [1] you'll see that there's a lot of options that can he
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6y ago
That works great until a sitting US president demonizes the journalists for four years.
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6y ago
There are quite a few countries with compulsory voting (1) and it seems to work; it'd make more sense to bolster education than to gatekeep voting to "good" education which slowly over time in the US has moved to private, exp
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6y ago
When you rebuild a drive in a RAID array the size of the CMR region doesn't matter though, your array is either going to explode due to the latency spikes that come or take weeks to rebuild.
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6y ago
Presumably because there's millions of excess containers and that site you've linked builds those on demand?
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7y ago
I don't necessarily disagree with you but I'm old enough to remember a time when mobile phones were the dorkiest possible thing to pull out one's pocket (or bag in the case of the bag phones).
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7y ago
The previous plates, and every other plate re-launch in Ontario, were under Conservative governments.
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7y ago
We (Shopify) still run the full CI on each development branch as the article mentions: > We check if Branch CI has passed and if the pull request has been approved by a reviewer before adding the pull request to the queue
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7y ago
VAC servers don't really matter; the bans come in waves so even when new cheats are detected you're still going to play a bunch of games against people using them until the actual ban wave happens. Retroactive fixes are applied to
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7y ago
What is blind allocation and why is it bad?
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7y ago
As in simply something like going to the dentist or getting a haircut, politics comes up because at least in my lifetime and most peoples there's never been a President (and certainly not Prime Minister in Canada) doing the things that
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I understand your perspective but I'm honestly very surprised given your example. I'm in Canada and the things Trump does and says are still present in conversations nearly every day.
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Wow, I couldn't disagree more. I've watched police in Toronto: * Gleefully wear masks and remove their name tags during the G20 summit and harass me for daring to work on a Saturday - friends of mine were arrested for being in the
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All of the crowdfunding projects I've participated in delivered a product (games, books, albums, hardware) that was sold as a normal product would be upon completion with the backers getting their rewards. Patreon is maybe more what yo
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8y ago
Backup plans don't mean much unless you fully test a restoration process periodically though.
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Yeesh, as someone who has had to troubleshoot more than a few times HTTP payloads that were mangled by shitty ISP software to inject ads or notifications I would love HTTPS as a default to prevent tampering. I get the arguments against it,
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8y ago
Cool story but I bet he knew what a USB device was and had used a computer at some point.
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8y ago
You're not just giving microphone data to Cloudflare though but to the third party SDK using it (which CF may or may not have the source to and may have very different goals, security policies and so on than CF themselves).
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