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by readyp1 3y ago
The NHK article you linked is about a death by shooting in Machida, and unrelated to this earthquake. There is an article about the earthquake from about four hours before that one was posted ( https://www3.nhk.or.jp/shutoken
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by readyp1 5y ago
I'm currently testing an M1-based Air to see if I'd like to purchase something similar. I can confirm this for sure; the project files that made my current, not-even-old Windows laptop with similar stats choke are running like a d
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by readyp1 6y ago
For those who want to read the filing/follow along with the case but don't have access to PACER (which is where the docket link in the tweet leads), CourtListener's RECAP archive [0] has this case listed already [1], and a ki
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by readyp1 6y ago
Depending on your carrier, you could do this without swapping SIMs -- as far as I know, all of the Big Three in the US (Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T) all have "number-sharing" programs normally reserved for things like smartwatches
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by readyp1 7y ago
LogMeIn owns LastPass, a password manager
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by readyp1 7y ago
Yeah, they should definitely clarify that on the "how it works" page. However, they do state residency as a requirement in section 4(a) here: https://workonmainstreet.com/incentive-terms
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by readyp1 7y ago
It says in the link that Mozilla was nominated "for their proposed approach to introduce DNS-over-HTTPS in such a way as to bypass UK filtering obligations and parental controls, undermining internet safety standards in the UK". S
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by readyp1 7y ago
Represented as the Minister proposes, it would be KONO Tarо̄. This relies on a bit of cultural knowledge; 太郎 (Tarо̄) is a very common first name for males in Japan. The article is a smidge ironic, though; in this article about proposing a
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by readyp1 7y ago
I'm pretty sure IME updates take care of it just fine... when I woke up this morning and tried out Microsoft's Japanese IME after finding out the new era name, れいわ became 令和 on the first try - no messing around with the "misc
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by readyp1 8y ago
It appears so. My town already has an Aldi on one end of town, but they just bought up some land on the other side of town to open another one (much closer to the university campus). According to the PR around it, the US branch of Aldi is s
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by readyp1 8y ago
If you look just to the right of that statement, there's a button labeled Personalize that lets you set which 3rd party services you consent to. Correct me if I'm wrong, but that appears compliant...
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by readyp1 8y ago
To an extent, those drawbacks can be mitigated by software, namely Calibre[0]. There may be alternatives out there, but this is the particular piece of software I use. I'll do my best to address your concerns here. (N.B. I don't d
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by readyp1 8y ago
Maybe so, but "certain", from a grammatical standpoint, implies that they know exactly which models are affected, which in turn implies that it is not the entirety of their printers that are affected. Maybe that's not the
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by readyp1 8y ago
Net neutrality isn't FTC's domain. FTC is the Federal TRADE Commission, which handles stuff like mergers of giant companies, the Do Not Call registry, and identity theft; the FCC, the Federal COMMUNICATIONS Commission, handles thi
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by readyp1 9y ago
Similar situation here... one of the core Racket dev team members (i.e. PLT) works here, and we use HtDP in our one-semester Intro to CS (211) class. They specifically advertise it to those who have little to no past programming experience,
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by readyp1 10y ago
Nice! Would you at all be willing to provide the extension? This would make slow days so much better.