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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
What mechanism does it use to block the ads?
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
> After signing in, get started and provide your legal business details, app name, description and purpose of usage. That's an annoying amount of work if you just want to access your own car
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
the ARM lobbyist descend on washington
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
Bing could bid for it
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
Depends how long the hops are, a whole lot of less-than-2-years, sure. But if you're moving every 3 years no one blinks
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
This is interesting, is it possible to mount NFS as a client in an unprivileged user namespace on linux?
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
IPv6 usage also went up 10% in that time https://www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/statistics.html
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
> - better (faster) hardware If TSMC starts having trouble with new process nodes, then I think Intel could quickly capitalize
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
They have a bigger fairing in dev for the military, and the gateway launch
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
Mass to LEO isn't the name of the game for SLS though, it's mass to LLO. (though yes you could fix that with a small kick stage)
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
Prediction: 5 years from now Apple announces moving to an internally developed RISC-V core for Apple Silicon
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
They'll quickly find device manufacturers moving to riscv with that tactic
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
> Do any of the consoles support proton, so that the only barrier to releasing a game are the legal agreements? Steam deck
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
I think the barrier to making new dating apps is actually rather low, as they tend to spread via word of mouth within small communities. I remember it was always a constant "which app should we be using now" conversation with acqu
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
https://txtify.it/https://www.nytimes.com/2023/08/07/realest...
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
I'm pretty excited about it
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
I'd watch a 5 minute segment of factual-only news. Not an hour of filler junk
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
> various patent lawsuits they are clearly being threatened with. Do you have a link we could read about this?
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
yes, people love pictures
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
Perhaps the bottleneck of consumer demand
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
anecdote: I've found the last few weeks that recruiters are really picking up steam with the cold messaging again
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
I would however expect a Staff Engineer to make an entirely adequate head of HR
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
It depends, if you're going through quarantine/international you sometimes have to pick up your bags and then re-check them. For example, flying SYD to SFO via LAX.
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
That seems very sensible to me, I hope other platforms follow this example
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
That seems like the same difficult process, just without paying. People need to be able to just get their docker image from dockerhub or similar
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
In office, I found myself having to wear the 3inch thick 3M safety earmuffs.
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
Redhat will simply find themselves not supported if none of the open source projects can run CI against their distro.
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
(1) is really simple, managers want to lower the effort for themselves to interrupting people with sudden meetings
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
Free redistribution without modification, is likely a better model
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
This seems like a reasonable position: if you can't test a target, you have to assume you've broken it in the latest change.

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