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1y ago
1) I want all restaurant workers to just get a fair proper wage... 2) So that tipping is no longer subsidizing the restaurant owners. 3) Also, FFS, when demand is inelastic, the only way to lower prices is MORE SUPPLY (where it's neede
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1y ago
What community? Many of us still can't afford housing anywhere near where the jobs are. How could we possibly put down roots and be a real part of a lasting community worth investing time, effort, and possibly savings in?
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1y ago
If the 'addressee' is some human read blob that the shipping stuff and even postal carriers don't need to read, great. Heck it might be nice if everyone globally had their own UUID which could even get a lookup to 'curr
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1y ago
Plus code also has the name 'Open Location Code', free to use, requires GPS or the ability to accurately generate such addresses. (Sufficient accuracy could be attained by plotting each intersection as a co-ordinate.) https:
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1y ago
""" United Kingdom The Royal Mail stopped selling IRCs on 31 December 2011[26] due to a lack of demand. United States The United States Postal Service stopped selling international reply coupons on 27 January 2013.[27] "
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1y ago
Why would a specialized instruction be necessary? 'the stack' is stored in memory just like everything else. Expensive is the (very slow for modern CPUs) operation of _writing_ that change in value out to memory at it's dist
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1y ago
Offhand, I don't think I've ever mailed an International letter or package. Is return postage something that, normally, my local post office would help me with? E.G. do they have some method of marking or adding post to a package
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1y ago
Any solution I can think of uses a lot of resources. Those sort of methods are useful in some contexts, such as highly secure operations, but seem very excessive for the sort of abuse and leak encountered in this example.
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You couldn't do random, but with a predictable performance hit to memory, cache and write-line use stack addresses COULD be isolated for a program, for a library, etc. It'd be expensive though; every context switch would require i
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1y ago
It looks like the utilized stack, or a stack protection area, increased.
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1y ago
For anyone with access issues https://web.archive.org/web/20250423144746/https://cookieplm...
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1y ago
Ban / "Burn the books" does seem to fall on the 'conservative' side of the spectrum every time I can recall.
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1y ago
The fall isn't covered in very much detail. I think it might be exemplified by a personal example. I went to one near the end to buy a standard, wooden block, JENGA toy for relatives. They didn't have any in stock other than som
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1y ago
Might be hugged to death, no current copies on archive.org or archive.today :(
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1y ago
At the very least, when you the current end user refuse to agree to their terms of service, the model should have to be returned, at the manufacturer's expense, irrespective of condition. Think of renters stuck in a place with units li
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1y ago
Not watching a video, but how is it legal for any company to "sell" something like this? (The video might explain that, but that's my focus of what I care about out of the situation.)
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2y ago
It's the same sort of 'logic' where E.G. in Rimworld (offhand) animals don't have (or didn't in the past versions) have conditions which lead to mental breakdown. They were handled with the level of needs of the wo
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2y ago
The poor phrasing is a bit concerning. In headings or prior sentences sections talk about _reuse_ as a category. However they go on to enumerate individual actions that might occur in legitimate circumstances. E.G. If a letter is prepared
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2y ago
The article mentions backside (underside) power distribution, capacitors to help regulate voltage (thus allowing tighter tolerances and lower voltage / operating power), voltage regulation under the chip, and finally dual-layer stackin
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2y ago
I hope you're correct. I'm in the middle of building a replacement PC (it's been like 10 years) and went with a ~80 USD air cooler that's got two fans and a bunch of heat pipes. The case is also a consideration, I sele
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2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aluminium_nitride For anyone else who wasn't familiar with the compound. """ Aluminium nitride (AlN) is a solid nitride of aluminium. It has a high thermal conductivit
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2y ago
Delaware / Ohio corporations? I think those already exist for 'business friendly' incorporation states. Might also be Nevada and Texas, though I'm more speculating there or recalling singular offhand cases I heard abou
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2y ago
Offhand, I believe that trick started with tribalism (generally, the 'other' is the most obvious scape goat), became racism in various forms (they look different / go to a different church it's /their/ fault),
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2y ago
NO candidate should get a free pass. They should _all_ _always_ have to primary. That would have likely sorted out Biden earlier in the cycle and we might have had real choices other than Harris to replace the incumbent who flubbed that d
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It seems phrasing it in the form of a joke was too much. I was trying to convey (with levity/humor) WHY it should continue to be funded as well as the argument that should be made to the one currently in control of the spineless US Con
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Mr. President, Do you want China to get the reports instead, or do you want the NSA to have a lead time where the vuln's are useful tools?
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tragedy_of_the_commons ; people could be nicer about their use of public spaces / resources. Though that also goes towards those posting content. Systems that generate an infinite nu
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I live in the metro region of Seattle. I'm not sure what Third Space / Place would be viable to find a life partner. The region is relatively sparse and spread out due to bodies of water, hilly topology. By car everything still
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The link mentions 100 meters depth. Without being an expert that sounds deep enough to withstand hurricanes and such. However 100m depth? For a structure _that_ size, which I think might contain high vacuum, let alone systems that might n
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2y ago
"Ban all the cars" does have noticeable effects. I wonder if something less all / none might have nearly the same effects with far less drawbacks otherwise. E.G. What if only emissions testing certified low emission vehicles
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