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pengaru
3y ago
Here's the letter of the bill as well: https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNavClient.xhtml...
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pengaru
3y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/14/business/toshiba-chairman... http://large.stanford.edu/courses/2017/ph241/tarhuni1/
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pengaru
3y ago
PSA: On January 1, 2023, jaywalking became legal in California with the Freedom to Walk Act, reversing what was once one of the strictest laws against this practice in the country. Now, pedestrians can cross the road at places other than in
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pengaru
3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broken_windows_fallacy
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pengaru
3y ago
Keep telling yourself that. It's a solo experience.
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pengaru
3y ago
I had mild tinnitus years ago, but it went away over time while I happened to be living in a mostly silent environment off-grid near JTNP. No idea if the long-term quiet environment played a role, but I also occasionally would supplement wi
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pengaru
3y ago
We all die alone.
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pengaru
3y ago
This kind of bug isn't supposed to be exploitable because the extract process is sandboxed. The real vulnerability of concern IMO is that the sandbox was so easily escaped. There's very likely piles of bugs in all the surface area
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pengaru
3y ago
> If you add a 4% kitchen fee to the bill, my typical 18-20% tip becomes 14-16%, exactly the same as if you added a "parties of 6 or more have an automatic 18% service fee" then my tip becomes 0% (on top of the 18% you're
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pengaru
3y ago
12 years? This is not a startup anymore. Are you sure you're not really just done with a stagnant business and ready for something fresh? Have you been considering the opportunity cost of staying at a single startup for 12 years? It&
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pengaru
3y ago
It is insane, and what's even more insane is that restaurants pulling this shit still have customers.
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pengaru
3y ago
Apparently the /s was more necessary than I thought...
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pengaru
3y ago
You backdoored your own network by putting an Alexa on it. I wouldn't be surprised if Ring cameras pulled the same shit. If you really must have this trash on your lan, you have to isolate it at the network level.
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pengaru
3y ago
> Until those marketplaces start being held liable for scams there is no incentive for them to care since they take a cut of the proceeds. Wait, are we talking about Amazon or Etsy?
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pengaru
3y ago
> So why the write off nonsense. Just send it to a repair shop directly and if it cannot be repaired, then initiate a write off. Well to get the owner of the written-off car installed into a new vehicle of course! With a whole new loan
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pengaru
3y ago
> If they don't watch the manual video, they aren't going to figure out how to engage autopilot. There isn't a button labeled that. The manual also indicates limitations. Wanna guess what the odds are the person has a smar
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pengaru
3y ago
Even Mastodon is unusable without JS enabled, forget about Twitter caring.
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pengaru
3y ago
Manual rack on the car... it wasn't particularly dangerous, we're talking about a glorified go-kart on a sustained downhill in stop-and-go traffic, the engine just burns fuel pointlessly idling. The main issue is remembering to p
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pengaru
3y ago
Systemd at least gets fuzzed continuously... https://github.com/systemd/systemd/tree/main/test/fuzz https://github.com/systemd/systemd/actions But it's not like you j
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pengaru
3y ago
Problem with an ICE that has its throttle stuck wide open is there's no vacuum, so the vacuum-powered brake booster stops working. (even worse on a turbo vehicle) That makes things more interesting to say the least, and for a naive dr
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pengaru
3y ago
It's expensive to build out mass production capacity. This is a stupid calculation to do before they're realizing the benefits of mass production with lots of vehicles to amortize the costs.
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pengaru
3y ago
> On cars with an electronic handbrake, do they have a way to apply the brakes while the car is moving? It's not like you'd actually want to do that if the car is fwd and refusing to stop. These are more parking brakes than a
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pengaru
3y ago
It's not like ICE vehicles never suffered from stuck open throttles for myriad reasons either. From footwell carpets sliding forward and catching on the physical pedal keeping it "to the metal", or plain binding at the actual
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pengaru
3y ago
Oh man, please wait while I find that misplaced infinitesimally small violin.
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pengaru
3y ago
Please do this state-wide in California. Or hell, nation-wide in US.
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pengaru
3y ago
Yikes. The relevant code is a textbook example of how to make an inscrutable mess of string processing in C. You can do better, even in C, with some care and better hygiene. But the language does not prevent you (or hell, even discourage
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pengaru
3y ago
This confuses me, I thought the whole point was the Framework's repair-friendly? Why are you living with these defects instead of servicing the thing?
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pengaru
3y ago
My property near JTNP is surrounded by AirBnB VHRs. The place immediately next door regularly has guests, and from what I've seen they're often quite messy and outright abusive to the property. It doesn't surprise me one io
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pengaru
3y ago
Strip clubs and illicit drugs go hand in hand IME. It's not strictly a look and don't touch scene. Sure there's plenty of that going on, but it's kind of a front for the real business that gets discussed once you
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pengaru
3y ago
Is it illegal to draw child porn in South Korea? What I'm curious about is how this will play out in Japan, where there's already a thriving industry of animated cheese pizza.
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