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> There are already some limitations on birthright citizenship, for example we do not grant it to children born to diplomats visiting the USA. That's largely because the US is a signatory of the Vienna convention on diplomatic relat
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I'm talking about how the RP2040 and the N100 are interconnected. With an UART port and also an USB port. Someone mentioned the USB port for software updates but maybe both UART and USB port can be used for communication between them.
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They are connected by an UART.
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Credit cards often have extended warranties in the US. Once two of our Android phones failed due to a defect a few months after warranty expired. I called up the credit card company and they returned the full amount for both phones with min
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2y ago
Maybe call it ZeroPDF?
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From what I read it got approved but their government last year but Star Link plans were to make it available next year. But it likely need a ground station which could still be blocked by the government.
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Looks like just an UART connected between the N100 and the RP2040.
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I imagine a lot of times that is part of a settlement reached before the court case proceeds further. Example is Fox News vs Dominion voting systems. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dominion_Voting_Systems_v._Fox...
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There is the "right to try" act in the US. https://www.fda.gov/patients/learn-about-expanded-access-and...
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I replaced some overhead halogens recessed lights with some retrofit LEDs a decade back. Bought it on Amazon from some Chinese company. They have huge metal case/heat sinks so it seems to dissipate heat well and nothing has failed so f
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> Testaankoop suspects the security issue might stem from third-party software used in the Linksys firmware. What third part software does Linksys use on that router?
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NTFS has alternate data streams. I think its hardly ever used. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NTFS#Alternate_data_stream_(AD...
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Part of that was because of the video game industry crash of 1983. Companies would make all kinds of shitty games for the 8-bit consoles of that time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_game_crash_of_1983
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I've been using a Minisforum UM790 Pro recently for my Ubuntu desktop. My old Ubuntu desktop is now my Proxmox server. I maxed out the memory and the storage on the new system myself. At idle its 9W and when I did stress testing to max
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California actually has to import oil from Canada, Ecuador and a a few other countries. The local production is insufficient for the population level plus since the 70s voters wouldn't allow much oil exploration. Washington and Oregon
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But it gets quite cold in US and Canada too.
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You country no longer has postal service?
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He better be careful in Australia being a whistleblower. https://apnews.com/article/mcbride-whistleblower-court-priso...
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Most of that time was spend escaping the Swedish arrest warrant.
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Curry leaves are usually used to make a "tadka" which is oil, mustard seed and other dried spices and curry leaves are heated up and then poured over a cooked dish like dal or sambar where it briefly sizzles and adds some flavor a
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The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is one of them. They still had to change the optics for astronomical purposes.
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Maybe someone can clone this repo and give it to everyone else for free since it's open source software?
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What are you implying? That the UK technology will be publicly available for others countries to use?
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Then you have to define what an action is.
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Couple of major companies like Adobe, Apple, Google, Mozilla use it in their products. That would add up quick. https://www.sqlite.org/famous.html
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There is a Trader Joes with a apartment complex above it in Milpitas, CA (in the SF bay area). I've seen that in my city too but it needs to become more common.
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Unless you are in Santa Clara with Silicon Valley Power rates. https://www.siliconvalleypower.com/residents/rates-and-fees
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There is a another agreement long in the works that involves a defense treaty but also involves normalization with Israel and path to Palestinian state. But it will probably risk getting dragged into another conflict given the Houthis are t
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> PFAS are a class of around 15,000 compounds that are dubbed “forever chemicals” because they don’t naturally break down, accumulating in the human body and environment. Under this definition would lead be considered a forever chemical?
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I researched this a bit earlier this week but didn't save the links. Its not just that China could produce rare earth minerals at lower costs but western countries starting tightening their laws on mining (due to uranium byproducts) bu
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