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One of the best ways to handle this sort of thing is to put things like PII in a separate database entirely and replace it with a token in the "main" database. When something like PII actually needs to be retrieved you first re
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Considering that RedNote doesn't allow LGBTQ+ content or "too much skin" to be shown (women-only policy BTW) I don't think it'll end up being very popular with today's TikTok crowd.
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Just need that 20kW connection to your energy provider.
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> switch has sold 2 orders of magnitude more copies than Valve ever will. In the first year Nintendo sold 13.2 million Switches. In the ~2 years since the introduction of the Steam Deck Valve has sold somewhere between 5 and 6 million u
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They probably are magnetically attached but also feature a latch somewhere to make sure they don't accidentally pop out. Alternatively they could just be using really strong magnets and tight tolerances for the fit inside the Switc
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I don't care what hardware is inside the new Switch 2. It cannot compete with the Steam Deck because the Switch 2 is still made by Nintendo . Made by Nintendo means that it'll be a super locked down device that only plays game
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Commando gaming is a time-honored tradition!
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"Modern JavaScript" === "Whatever just came out in the past week to six months and has had several articles written about it on the front page of Hacker News"
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Oh give it up. Very few jobs require 100% attention. At my job I'm on the phone at least half of every day and on 70% of those calls I only need at most 10% of my attention. The rest of the time I'm going through emails, filli
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> Better ban Windows, then. Yes. No need to qualify it. Windows simulates gambling every time a new version comes out and it asks you to upgrade!
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It's Nvidia that considers them, "gaming cards". The market decides their use in reality though. Their strategy is to sell lower-VRAM cards to consumers with the understanding that they can make more money on their more ex
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Ah, but do you increase the pay of said veterans as they gain more experience with your stuff? If there's no incentive like that why would they want to stick around if they could make more money elsewhere?
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It's better if the tax revenue goes back into fighting climate change but the point of a carbon tax is to punish bad behavior. Just by implementing the tax you're fighting the problem (in a small way).
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Have a look at any "mature" Java project on Github and you'll quickly come away with the opposite: "Wow! It's even worse than I remember!" "Wow! How many files and directories does this project NEED? It
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The reason why there's so many Indians is because THERE'S SO MANY INDIANS! You don't need to be a rocket surgeon to figure that one out =) The "problem" with having that many Indians isn't that they're
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Nonsense! It just isn't economical. There's loads of artisans that can expertly sculpt/carve marble, wood, etc. It's just if you want to hire someone (or a team of people) to create such things it could cost more tha
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Give it time. Misinformation and disinformation need to marinate to have a large impact.
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JST-EH is great but let's try to avoid JST-SM. It's worse than DuPont! There's no surface mount connector for JS-SM yet for some f'ing reason every LED strip ever uses JST-SM connectors. This makes it impossible to de
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Up next: Learn how to make your own circuit boards instead of relying on individual microcontroller and motor controller boards :)
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Gelsinger doesn't think there will be any demand at all for GPUs in the near future! > "Gelsinger said the market will have less demand for dedicated graphics cards in the future." From: https://www.techspot.com
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Nah. AMD discreet GPUs are fantastic in Linux these days. You don't need to install a proprietary driver! They just work . It's really nice not having to think about the GPU's drivers or configuration at all. The only ar
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> Not do stupid GPUs. "Gelsinger said the market will have less demand for dedicated graphics cards in the future." (from: https://www.techspot.com/news/105407-intel-not-repeat-lunar-... ) Gelsinger apparen
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As far as I know, burning a clear PET water bottle is harmless as it only releases carbon dioxide (and water vapor). PET is the opposite of flame-retardant, BTW. Light the top of a clear PET water bottle and it'll often burn like a ca
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As a layman who doesn't work with medical studies it always struck me that one of the bits of data that isn't (normally) collected along with everything else is genetic samples of all participants. It should be stored alongside
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...but making conclusions is how you get funding!
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Try embedded rust: Get an RP2040 board and fool around with that. It'll make a lot more sense to you if the parts you don't understand are encapsulation types like RC, Box, and Arc because those aren't really used in embedd
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The CRA only covers physical spaces (places of "public accommodation"). Not services (like Reddit).
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I'd like to know this too. Their website claims "cost" but doesn't actually list the costs of the new connectors compared to existing ones. At least give us some comparisons!
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They most certainly are allowed to discriminate based on religion. The only laws on the books regarding religious discrimination are for employers who could potentially discriminate against their employees (or in hiring) based on their r
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The main point the author is making is that algorithms represent the opinion of the corporation/website/app maker and opinions are free speech. That is, deciding what to prioritize/hide in your feed is but a mere manifesta
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