micmil

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by micmil 7y ago
"Switching between 3d modellers" undersells the issue. COMPLETELY ALTERING YOUR PRODUCTION PIPELINE TO ACCOMMODATE ONE PACKAGE gets the point across a little bit better. There are studios out there that have decades of in-house sc
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by micmil 7y ago
It has nothing to do with "employee vanity" and that's one of the stupidest things I've ever heard. There's a simple reason Blender doesn't see much use in film production: Support. There is no way the Blender
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by micmil 7y ago
Any GOOD smart lock that you'd want to put on your house will have key backup. You basically have to be a complete douche to install a keyless system in a residential application.
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by micmil 7y ago
It depends entirely on the type of locks involved. The majority of residential homes in the US have semi-standardized lock bore and setback sizes so most anything you pick up for dirt cheap at your local home improvement retailer will bolt
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by micmil 7y ago
Notice how almost all of those cite "suspected fraud"? The bank will always be paranoid about fraud and if you do anything to freak them out, you're done. They're worse than cats when it comes to flipping out and skitter
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by micmil 7y ago
"If you told a C64 user back in the day his machine would break in two years..." That was pretty much expected. Hardware upgrades were just as fast and furious as they are now, if not moreso. Backwards compatibility with years-old
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by micmil 7y ago
Because your post was utterly irrelevant in every possible way. A lot of things a lot more expensive than Macs get EOL on a much more regular basis. Have fun running brand new Android on a seven year old tablet.
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by micmil 7y ago
Why would it be? There are specific things you have to do for your code to be considered "integrated" with GPL code and as long as you avoid that there's no issue.
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by micmil 7y ago
That seems likely. What's funny is how Edge (and eventually IE) became even more entrenched in the system than before, yet nobody cares anymore. Almost like the whole thing was a bunch of arm-waving by nerds and regulators that wanted
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by micmil 7y ago
No, you cannot. Federal law sets out how all banking must be done. There is always reciprocity. Since PayPal isn't regulated as a bank there is no directly applicable federal law. Instead, it's regulated on a state-by-state basis
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by micmil 7y ago
The federal definition is essentially irrelevant unless you're traveling across state lines or live in DC. Such things are handled by the states in all other cases.
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by micmil 7y ago
I'm not a database guy so have no clue, but why are there so many versions receiving support? Is there just that much legacy crap they can't get away from, like Python?