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WordPress cannot relicense; it’s a fork of a GPL project originally (b2) and there is no copyright assignment, so you would need explicit permission from every contributor including the forked project’s.
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The advantage of AirPods for social stigma is they aren't solely hearing aids, so you have a type of (casual) plausible deniability about why you're wearing them. They won't draw people's attention in the way that hear
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How to Monetize a Blog
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For (2), AWS _also_ has now shipped a change that makes those requests non-billable permanently: https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2024/08/amazon-s3...
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From the linked regulation: > Technical information received by the Commission and validated by ECAC States and laboratories, shows that the existing configurations of standard C3 EDSCB equipment to which the Commission has granted the ‘
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> some airports don't comply This is not true, airports with upgraded scanners are complying with the law just fine. This appears to be a temporary technical problem: > This precautionary measure is not in response to any new thr
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How long did your therapy take to get to this point?
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Sonos Voice Control is better for any multi-room control, and it seems to work near flawlessly - probably because of the small domain it operates in.
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Never heard of an umlaut being used for a ditto mark, usually it’s a double quote: " https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ditto_mark Guessing maybe there’s some keyboards which were missing quote/prime characters bu
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macOS does this too; if you trigger Siri while your fans are spun up, it’ll temporarily spin them down to hear you more clearly.
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I just tested and a song that works fine normally failed as soon as I turned Airplane Mode on.
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From what I’ve read previously, Apple has a special licensing deal already as they were part of founding Arm, although I don’t know if there’s any details on exactly how that works.
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Case law: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midler_v._Ford_Motor_Co .
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Original story looks to be https://www.uber.com/en-AU/blog/migrating-from-dynamodb-to-l...
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> Also, butchers usually have less selection since they're a smaller operation. That’s curious; I’d have thought you’d have more selection since the butcher is, y’know, doing the butchering, so any cut is possible. In the past if
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As someone who’s not American, I’m unclear; is going to a butcher not an option? Have they been competed out of the market by supermarkets?
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I mean, the passing the bag through without scanning is facetious, but Australian (domestic) security is much lighter than the US. You don’t need ID, you don’t need a ticket, and until recently it was only metal detectors everywhere rather
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It’d likely be a technical stop rather than separate legs, so passengers wouldn’t deplane. https://simpleflying.com/aircraft-technical-stops/
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And with more complex ballots with preferential numbering. (Aside: it’s actually pencil and paper since pencils are more reliable. https://www.aec.gov.au/faqs/polling-place.htm#pencils )
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Automattic is primarily four core businesses: 1. WordPress.com - Hosted SaaS for building websites. Very cheap to run, includes ads on free sites, and they sell users upgrades like custom domains or removing ads from their sites. 2. Jetpack
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Automattic very rarely shuts down any products they acquire, so I'd certainly be less concerned with them as the buyer compared to another company. (Their failure mode for acquisitions tends to be underresourcing them and letting the
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Unreal Engine 5 is a combination of a few technologies: * Virtualised geometry (Nanite) allowing very detailed models * Very high quality models and textures from photogrammetry (Megascans) * Real-time global illumination (Lumen) Combining
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The Australian Greens (one of the earliest Green parties) were founded basically off the back of opposition to dams in Tasmania: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franklin_Dam_controversy
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Sydney Metro is being expanded out to it; construction's already underway, and is targeted at opening at the same time as the airport: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_Sydney_Airport_line
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> my understanding is its current incarnation of Glitch is just your typical mid-sized tech co Glitch was acquired by Fastly, so it's not a fully independent mid-sized tech co, but it does seem to be doing well and seems reasonably
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Is this using SSM’s raw port forwarding support? From what I’ve seen, their protocols seem to lack binary safety (we get weird encoding issues).
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> But in many other ways, Parliament asserts its independence from the monarchy The implication here is that The Government and The Parliament are the same, which isn’t true. While it’s not quite so delineated as in countries with formal
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> Not using Terraform Cloud We adopted TFC at the start of 2023 and it was problematic right from the start; stability issues, unforeseen limitations, and general jankiness. I have no regrets about moving us away from local execution, bu
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The cast format is effectively line-oriented JSON, which adapts well to being streamed directly to CloudWatch, with each line being a single entry in the CW log stream. It's then fairly easy to pull back out and replay as needed. It&#x
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I’ve already been using asciinema 3 as a Rust library to build tools - specifically, a tool that runs a command and streams the output logs directly to AWS CloudWatch. So far, apart from some minor bugs which mostly didn’t affect me, things
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