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541.
by piperswe 3y ago
Or if the USD depreciates, which is much more likely in case of a recession
542.
by piperswe 3y ago
There aren't really any non-trivial mainline modules, since the Rust support is so new. There's the non-mainline Asahi M1 GPU driver though! It will eventually be mainlined, but IIRC some more Rust support code needs to be mainlin
543.
by piperswe 3y ago
There's nothing shameful about sex work, but it either being the only option or seeming like the only option gets close to being systemic sexual assault in my eyes.
544.
by piperswe 3y ago
I have to say, that's a great "WTF" headline. It certainly drew me in, even though I already knew the context.
545.
by piperswe 3y ago
FDIC is backed with the full faith and credit of the United States government, so in the event that they run out of money they will pay out of a "line of credit with the U.S. Treasury." - https://www.fdic.gov/consu
546.
by piperswe 3y ago
One of the first proof of work systems was Hashcash, an email spam filter. It didn't really catch on for email.
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by piperswe 3y ago
As for the retcon in Discovery, I'm rather fond of the headcanon that before the end Discovery Season 2, Section 31 and Starfleet Intelligence were one and the same, but after the events of the last episode they determined they should
548.
by piperswe 3y ago
Back when I owned a Tesla, I had the infotainment system crash at least once. Luckily I was on a neighborhood road, so I could just go slow in lieu of the speedometer.
549.
by piperswe 3y ago
I have a BMW with chip shortage touch-screen delete, and I can confirm that CarPlay is a royal pain in the neck to operate with just a dial. I have a touch-screen part on order so I can do a retrofit. Just the dial is usually fine when driv
550.
by piperswe 3y ago
Interesting, this seems to be inspired by the LCARS interfaces seen in ST: Picard, rather than TNG. I do quite like the slight tweaks LCARS got in Picard.
551.
by piperswe 3y ago
1Password's recent developments are sad, especially so since I don't know another fully-featured secrets manager I can wholeheartedly recommend to less tech-savvy folks. Bitwarden's UI is nowhere near as polished and end-user
552.
by piperswe 3y ago
Larger cars are more likely to get into a car accident in the first place [1]. While a smaller car may be less safe in the event of an accident [2], they may not necessarily be less safe overall. [1]: https://www.insurancehotline
553.
by piperswe 4y ago
> also can you believe it that with Node, the script is also the server??? That is how most modern web systems operate. It's very rarely a problem, because decent error handling (built in to most frameworks) limits the scope of thes
554.
by piperswe 4y ago
Probably, that's what we're using at work for a lot of things.
555.
by piperswe 4y ago
Wow, that's a fantastic price if you have a workload that can take advantage of the processor's architecture
556.
by piperswe 4y ago
Strangely, there's a small amount of recent activity on the GitHub repo.
557.
by piperswe 4y ago
In a similar vein, I have a Canadian market '02 Highlander that was imported by a dealership to shuffle stock around back when it was new. It helps that AFAIK there aren't any physical differences between CDM and USDM Highlanders.
558.
by piperswe 4y ago
Registering it does depend on the state: I've heard some states will prevent you from registering them due for emissions or safety reasons, even though they're federally legal to import
559.
by piperswe 4y ago
Moral hazard alarm? What/why is that?
560.
by piperswe 4y ago
This is going to end up being a new Photobucket situation... hopefully Archive Team can try and figure out what images are at risk, especially if they're linked from forum threads and the like, and make sure they're in the Wayback
561.
by piperswe 4y ago
Eh, not quite. 3.1 ran on DOS, there was an NT 3.1 (separate OS) that was NT. NT and legacy Windows ran in parallel for a while, up through Windows 2000/Windows ME. That ended with Windows XP, the first consumer Windows NT release.
562.
by piperswe 4y ago
The problems probably aren't with the card itself, the phone number for the CU just happens to be printed on the card.
563.
by piperswe 4y ago
Another instance of contracts having value: bonds and options are just contracts, and it would be insane to consider a bond to not be an asset.
564.
by piperswe 4y ago
This may be America's smallest bank, but there are smaller credit unions! From what I can tell, Holy Trinity Baptist Federal Credit Union is the smallest, operating since 1966 with about $16k in deposits according to their EOY 2022 fin
565.
by piperswe 4y ago
Many, if not most, of those are franchises owned by a single operator.
566.
by piperswe 4y ago
It's kinda hard to tell what this actually does and why you'd want to use it. Is it an SSH alternative that punches through NAT?
567.
by piperswe 4y ago
I don't think I've ever run into an issue where arm64 packages are older than amd64 packages. Sometimes Debian Stable package versions are old, in which case I use backports, use the company's internal packages (which are oft
568.
by piperswe 4y ago
tvOS allows you to play audio in the background - Blank allows you to blank the TV while still having the background audio playing from the speakers.
569.
by piperswe 4y ago
I'm curious what distro you're using where there are missing packages. I've never run across missing distro packages on arm64 Debian (which I regularly use at work).
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by piperswe 4y ago
Or just threaten to sue and get hush money - I would bet that many of these companies will pay a pretty penny to make you not talk so they can handle the PR on their own terms.

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