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by quink 7y ago
Hörfunk however is quite common.
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by quink 7y ago
Just did the verbal stuff too: > The mean verbal ability score for Trump supporters was 6.15 words correct, while the mean verbal ability score for Clinton supporters was 5.69 correct, a difference of nearly a half a question on a 10-que
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by quink 7y ago
I picked three of those questions and had a look at the actual data on the GSS Data Explorer: https://imgur.com/1tL4cPt https://imgur.com/PhbXNqG https://imgur.com/3efeYtU Let's just s
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by quink 7y ago
For finding what particular type or model of random good to buy I’ve become utterly dependent on just adding ‘reddit’ as a search term. Living in Australia, adding ‘ozbargain’ and ‘whirlpool’ instead to another two searches to follow up com
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by quink 7y ago
I have put together the Material-UI Table component and react-table v7 for a project. Apart from the Typescript for v7 being a bit insufficient (but easy to work around it, and possibly fixed by now), it was an absolutely pleasant experienc
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by quink 7y ago
Minor point - SHA1 root CA certs are trusted by identity, so SHA1 is of no consequence.
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by quink 7y ago
Ah, my mistake, I had looked in the security repo, not this one.
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by quink 7y ago
Now that I've had a look, it seems like ODES doesn't contain the particular change that floragunn had put into Search Guard that is mentioned in the filing, so at least in that particular instance that's not directly linked.
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by quink 7y ago
> On the other hand, does anyone know if a company that small has any viable way to defend themselves against someone with deep pockets like Elastic? The Search Guard code has been taken by Amazon and rebadged as https://githu
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by quink 7y ago
Wow, that is mad. So glad I switched to Firefox.
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by quink 7y ago
And if it's not a lie, and they're going to find some judge in East Texas who'll see infer some infringement among one some detail in one of the bazillion patents in the pool, you're screwed. Patent cases of this sort se
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by quink 7y ago
But Airbus shoehorned the same thing - a CFM LEAP - into an older design, just like Boeing did. It's not the case that they won't have to try, they already did it years ago.
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by quink 7y ago
HEVC Advance lists 681 US patents in their patent list. It is completely unlikely that AV1 infringes on none of them or any other patents. However, there's a big giant gap between a valid patent and actually expecting to get royalties
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by quink 7y ago
Say what now? It sounds like you want the FAA to revoke the A320 type certificate?
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by quink 7y ago
It’s not the trajectory, apart from a reliance on ARM the Android experience in China is pretty independent of anything overseas already, lacking the Play Store and all.
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by quink 7y ago
And next thing you know everyone in Germany will suddenly have an epiphany and switch to WeChat and get themselves a QQ. Dumbest thing I ever heard.
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by quink 7y ago
I’m pretty sure not least of all EU authorities would step in if the latter were to ever eventuate. Huawei buying Qt would raise a whole ‘nother level of fire storm at the thought of Huawei now buying themselves into, amongst others, a bazi
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by quink 7y ago
> The reason X-Windows sucks is that it's not extensible Years of configuring modules in XF86Config and matching things up between the server and the client and that thankfully going away quite a bit with Xorg would make my conclusi
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by quink 7y ago
You mean some more, Swiss German (and to a lesser extent even Standard German) has plenty of French vocabulary already.
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by quink 8y ago
That’s for the entire S&P 500 index and only applies to a 20% drop. Chinese regulations apply to individual stocks and kick in at 10%. That’s a massive difference. And re the Limit Up-Limit Down rule, that’s a trading halt for five minu
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by quink 8y ago
There would be many, many more not that old aircraft out there in storage that will be much, much cheaper to organise and insure a film shoot for.
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by quink 8y ago
The only difference between the North American carriers and the overseas ones is that they sprung for the option that tells them that the MCAS is about to point the nose at the ground hard by displaying a warning in relatively small writing
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by quink 8y ago
That’s kind of what happened here already. The FAA didn’t ban it, the CAA did. The FAA said they wouldn’t, but a day later they did anyway.
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by quink 8y ago
There was no broad scientific consensus about how being gay is bad 20 years ago. Banning from one particular private platform is fine, if people want to be anti-vaccination don't do it there, maybe it'll actually encourage them to
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by quink 8y ago
Scientific consensus didn't exist in anything like its current form 200, 300 or 400 years ago.
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by quink 8y ago
Sure they will. I'm perfectly fine with the whack-a-mole but detain anyone who's a credible threat to the physical safety of others. I'm talking about limiting the freedom of anyone in theory talking about subjects in a way t
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by quink 8y ago
Not really, there’s a new particularly vicious strand of radicalisation on the Internet and having the ability to make those hosting the content traceable and responsible through a fracturing of the community would be a boon, and that’s not
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by quink 8y ago
That’s just coincidental, it’s just that what I don’t like and complete disagreement with scientific consensus or harming people overlap.
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by quink 8y ago
Yes, yes, ban more groups (including flat earth, climate denial and anti-vaxxers) while also killing the filter bubbles and no. These questions aren’t as hard as you think.
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by quink 8y ago
Amazon’s The Grand Tour made it a big plot point in their Colombia special too.

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