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by ohazi 6y ago
> no other choice if they want to reach viewers > are incredibly few esports careers that could survive a Twitch ban (emphasis mine) People have never been entitled to a sports career, or to celebrity status by reaching viewers on
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Black box test - Testing a unit without any information about its internals. You provide inputs, you record outputs, and you have a spec. By definition, the author of a unit cannot write a black box test for it. Any test they write is going
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The FBI doesn't "permit" you to lawyer up, the Bill of Rights does. Comparison of the tactics used is sound. The FBI isn't "less evil" because they "tolerate" laws that they have no ability to ignor
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The "supply side" of "supply side economics" is a red herring. The theory has less to do with what actually affects the supply of goods at any given time and more with the theory that lowering taxes and decreasing regula
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Basically all of the chip startups from the last 20 years are fabless, including the ones that this article is referring to ("high" capital costs in the $tens-of-millions vs. $billions)
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I never understood why Samsung phones were constantly receiving praise by tech reviewers while LG got crapped on. Samsung always wanted to do things their way -- different (shitty) UI, Samsung versions of all the core Google apps (but worse
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It's a new development.
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> Lease agreements can’t simply waive away criminal liability. You can’t commit crimes or fraud against someone just by getting them to sign a waiver. I think it's specifically problematic that these terms are being put into all sor
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The symptoms also stopped when she left.
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> Can the legal system help? > I reached out to environmental attorneys. It quickly became an issue that my lease agreement included litigation and class action waivers. This bullshit needs to stop.
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Right, which may mean that this threat is meaningless, but the rumors are still there, and the outcome is probably what the rest of the world actually cares about when considering the situation.
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There have been unsubstantiated rumors for years that the Taiwanese military has outfitted TSMC fabs with explosives that can be rigged to go off in the event of a mainland invasion in order to deny China access to TSMC capabilities. The ru
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Are there any open-source printer reverse-engineering + firmware projects that look promising?
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Is the use case desktops / servers, or embedded systems? There's a lot of crypto / secure boot stuff in there that looks complicated, but could be pretty neat if it works...
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They're not actually a subsidiary, but historically they've been pretty close. Regardless, Broadcom is absolutely the entity responsible for negotiating with ARM and paying the license fee. If there's any truth to this rumo
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The FCC's job is not to get every last penny for every last Hz, it's to be a good steward of the commons. There is utility in the general public being able to use more unlicensed spectrum at home and in the office. We can argue ab
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> It's hard to believe that there is a standard and devices are widely deployed that mess so so much with their environment. This is entirely a problem of our own making. We give cellular providers hundreds of MHz of exclusive spe
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> “Thank you, this is exactly what I needed” would be a heartwarming thing to read, but you will never see such a comment ever. FWIW, when I find a tool that I really like, or that solves a problem I'm having, I try to send the main
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Wow, your translation is enlightening... Thanks! I find it hilarious that this phrase , of all things, has a Wikipedia article -- I guess that just illustrates how notably ridiculous it sounds outside of China. I wonder how much damage tha
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> If so, that... hasn't worked. Yeah, I think the "pretend you're on their side" strategy might work once or twice before they're onto you, so if you can't get them permanently out of the way by then, you&#x
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This wouldn't have been published unless that was an explicit goal. But Nike's strategy doesn't seem particularly effective, and the outcome is predictable. Top CCP brass will be outraged at the insinuation that anything disr
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"The port authority should raise prices without changing pay or (dis)incentive structures for low level officials" seems like a straw-man, and I don't think that's what OP meant. You can pay the pilots and low-level offi
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> for some but not for me [...] makes me feel so anxious > what do you expect I think it's less about expectations and more about preferences. Sure, this might be how it works in that part of the world, but if you're not f
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Ah yes... good ole' in_case_of_fire_break_glass.bin
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KiCad copied this feature, and I was frustrated by the "inconsistent behavior" of the selection tool for years until someone finally explained it to me. Now it's great, but if you're going to copy features like this,
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I don't understand why this isn't more popular. This has been the sandboxing method or choice since the 70s. Filesystem permissions were designed around users and groups, and now everybody's trying to bolt on intra-user acc
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Does anyone know if AMD has any sort of strategy around Thunderbolt for their mobile chips? Are they stuck because of Intel IP issues? Their desktop lines are basically the best you can get (assuming you can find anything in stock), but eve
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What is a feeling?
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"growth hacking"
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We shouldn't. You probably don't want to take a quinolone antibiotic unless all other options have failed and your life is at risk. There are decades of reports of permanent, severe nerve damage after as little as a single dose. A

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