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by mannyv 1y ago
They need to do two things: 1. File a suit in every circuit 2. Request an injunction type that's more appropriate Given the number of babies being born every day it shouldn't be hard to do. The thing is, the US doesn't issue
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by mannyv 1y ago
You need to actually read the decision. There's plenty of legal reasoning. You may not agree with it, but your opinion is irrelevant. One thing they didn't talk about was structural: the court system is split up into X circuits, a
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by mannyv 1y ago
Maybe they should use this shape for interplanetary landers. Oop, they mentioned that in the article.
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by mannyv 1y ago
All 100 of them? FTA: "Instead it had provided roughly 100 and raised its prices as the Postal Service ordered additional EVs."
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by mannyv 1y ago
If you stash the IP/netmask/router IP you might be able to get it to work by setting a static IP on the connection with a 0 MAC address. As always, ymmv. On some equipment this may cause a broadcast storm, depending on how they im
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If you really want to screw with these set your MAC address to 00:00:00:00:00:00 It’s an illegal address, but most equipment will take it because test devices occasionally come from the factory with that MAC. But higher level stuff might ba
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by mannyv 1y ago
AI coding for me seems to turn into AI coding, human testing.
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I'll take your kingdom! ISO 9660. https://www.iso.org/iso-9660-images-for-computer-files.html VMDK https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VMDK Amiga https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amiga
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by mannyv 1y ago
Signed URLs are great because it allows you to allow third parties access to a file without them having to authenticate against AWS. Our primary use case is browser-based uploads. You don't want people uploading anything and everything
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At some point Apple add Airplay display sharing on Macs, so you can do that. I'll be doing that with our 5k Intel iMac. Of course the Mac has to be running, which is more power draw than a monitor alone.
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by mannyv 1y ago
You mean "multiples of what I believe their actual worth is."
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by mannyv 1y ago
My wife has a 5k iMac, and we're thinking of just using Airplay (you can share monitors via AirPlay now, I'm not sure when Apple added that). I tested it out the other day and it's relatively OK.
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by mannyv 1y ago
Gee, I have this computer thing. How can it be abused?
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by mannyv 1y ago
Hypercard must have been a support nightmare.
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by mannyv 1y ago
Reddit doesn't own the content, so scraping reddit for content is really just causing excessive load.
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Terraform is hard because it can be a different way of thinking about deployments and your infrastructure. And since it's declarative you can't do conditionals in normal ways. What I used to do is create things in my target enviro
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by mannyv 1y ago
It depends. It might mean that there are no studies that show efficacy or the lack thereof. A lack of evidence doesn't mean it doesn't work. It depends on what you mean by 'evidence.' Take one or two reports. A scientist
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by mannyv 1y ago
68k assembly is like that.
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by mannyv 1y ago
Democracy is a process, and guarantees no results. As the post says, Hamas was elected. And after Mubarak Egypt elected the Muslim Brotherhood, which was subsequently removed from power by the Army. The idea that Democracy is superior to an
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by mannyv 1y ago
"for I have not only grown gray, but almost blind in the service of my country."
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by mannyv 1y ago
I would argue that the social contract is a useful fiction, the same as 'divine right.'
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It's cgi-bin for AI.
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One reason is that certain goods like IP are excluded from trade figures. I believe that most services are also excluded, but they may have changed that. Transfer pricing screws up the numbers as well.
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by mannyv 1y ago
(4) -> I would say that the lack of regex use is a plus. Yes I use them all the time. For anything complicated I'll just ask ChatGPT to make it. And of course, are regexs all the same across everything? (5) -> Once you get it you
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by mannyv 1y ago
All of these "rules" will change once they hit the reality of utilization. It reminds me of this: "We need to normalize the database for better performance." "We need to denormalize the database for better performan
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by mannyv 1y ago
'Pull' and 'push' make even less sense than 'stream' and 'batch.' In the old days batch was not realtime and took a while. Imagine printing bank statements, or calculating interest on your accounts at
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by mannyv 1y ago
It's interesting because servethehome.com found some oddly labeled chips at one point: https://www.servethehome.com/dude-dell-hpe-ami-american-mega... But yeah, saying the chips are everywhere is BS.
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by mannyv 1y ago
Uh, where is the comparison? Is the final one deserialize and verify latency?
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by mannyv 1y ago
English has plenty of words and phrases for snow, depending on if you're describing falling snow or snow on the ground. Just talk to anyone who skis, snowboards, or lives someplace with a lot of snow.
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Bezos doesn't make the stuff on amazon, so your question is moot.

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