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by not2b 4y ago
Yes, exactly. They sent the money to their creditors. Had they accidentally sent it to someone who they didn't owe money to, the courts would order the money to be returned.
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by not2b 4y ago
Not that I can point to, but people have witnessed the filming of these segments (Kimmel usually films them on the most touristy part of Hollywood Boulevard near his studio) and reported that this happens.
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by not2b 4y ago
The idea should be that it probably will change, and to prepare for that you need to code it a way that if it does change, you have to update the code only in one or two places, you haven't scattered the knowledge of that detail all ov
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by not2b 4y ago
When you are telling people that they are on Lie Witness News and ask them an absurd question, they know that their knowledge of current events is not being tested.
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by not2b 4y ago
As a regular viewer of Jimmy Kimmel's clips posted on YouTube: Many of the participants in Kimmel's Lie Witness News and similar segments know what the game is and are playing "yes, and", as improv performers call it. It
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by not2b 4y ago
Not the same at all: those currencies went down a little, they didn't completely collapse.
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by not2b 4y ago
Yes, did that also. I live in California, but at the time my company had a group in Aachen that I worked with and I visited about four times a year. I often played tourist on the weekend and took trains all over the Rhineland. I used the c
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by not2b 4y ago
It is a bound. If they show a use of a term in 2002, you know it is at least that old, but it might be a good deal older. Shakespeare is often credited with inventing huge numbers of words, but it is more likely that he was just the first t
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by not2b 4y ago
As others have mentioned they are a major source of methane emission, though this can be addressed (do a better job separating out food waste and compost it).
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by not2b 4y ago
Yes, for that reason Santa Clara County (Silicon Valley) is pushing hard to divert food waste out of the garbage and get it composted instead: it's supposed to go in with yard waste, not the regular trash. Not sure how successful this
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by not2b 4y ago
Depends on what the waste products are and how they are captured, otherwise you trade one problem for another. The plastic takes up space but if it's in a landfill you have carbon capture, best not to release that carbon into the air a
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by not2b 4y ago
To do such a fork, wouldn't you have to build a completely new model with the same training data and everything else the same except leaving out the restrictions?
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by not2b 4y ago
The conclusion isn't that there's nobody out there, but that the billion-odd people who use search engines every day have no idea what searchmysite.net is. They use Google, often without even knowing it because they just type some
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by not2b 4y ago
Read more carefully. The decision to send the case back to California on the argument that it wasn't solely a copyright matter was made by a federal court. It wasn't a California court decision.
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by not2b 4y ago
For a bad enough crash, only governments can provide the necessary insurance.
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by not2b 4y ago
Those weren't AAA mortgage securities that went bust in 2008, though some were fraudulently marketed as such. They were liar loans on second-rate properties chopped up into a bunch of tiny pieces and re-sold, based on the notion that r
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by not2b 4y ago
Stablecoins function perfectly until they don't. The others aren't immune to this kind of failure, though they may be more resistant. Once they become unpegged, you can get a "run on the bank", since there's no insu
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by not2b 4y ago
Color printers must do this; black-and-white printers do not (and cannot, there's no yellow ink).
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by not2b 4y ago
He's not entitled to such proof. It isn't a condition of the purchase agreement. His choices are: pay the original price, or pay the $1 billion cancellation fee. There might be a third choice: Twitter could offer to renegotiate, b
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by not2b 4y ago
Not sure if you're serious, but no, he can't pull crap like that and neither can anyone else who signs a contract specifying a penalty in dollars. Rides to the ISS aren't dollars.
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by not2b 4y ago
Doubt it. They have a client who makes things difficult, but that's nothing compared to the stress of being in a job where a wrong decision costs lives.
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by not2b 4y ago
I strongly doubt that this was his goal.
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by not2b 4y ago
It is mostly bad, but occasionally they do something good; I would call this one example of that. Not worth sitting through the whole show, but the better bits can be found on YouTube or NBC's site.
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by not2b 4y ago
Not just within range, connected to. Meaning you're close enough to have a strong signal. If it isn't a strong signal this can be detected and the system could scan in that case, looking for a better one.
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by not2b 4y ago
"better experience" only if you aren't doing something latency-sensitive, like a video call.
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by not2b 4y ago
But if the laptop is currently connected to a WiFi network with a known location, what's the point of scanning for networks to locate it? You already know that you're within range of a known spot.
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by not2b 4y ago
Looks like the only substantive differences are: You agree that you will not work around any technical limitations in the software provided to you as part of the Services, or reverse engineer, decompile or disassemble the software, except a
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by not2b 4y ago
Overhang seats. The size of the German parliament is variable to make everything come out right. If some party wins more first-past-the-post seats than their share of the second (party) vote entitles them to, extra seats are created to give
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by not2b 4y ago
While Germany is mentioned in the article, they don't mention the best features of the German system: two choices -- one for the candidate who will represent your district, one for the party you prefer. So you get someone who truly rep
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by not2b 4y ago
Yes, I knew that but my fingers didn't. Or rather my brain misfired converting 25k miles to 40k km. Thanks.

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