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by ruined 7mo ago
worth a shot
32.
by ruined 7mo ago
only if you block them
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by ruined 7mo ago
i didn't even know usbc2 ports were a thing
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by ruined 8mo ago
you can't "change the password" on a wallet, so a "used" wallet is highly unattractive. anything you put in it could be taken by the original keyholder who sold it to you.
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by ruined 8mo ago
sort of. swiping triggers every letter you cross
36.
by ruined 8mo ago
tangled is up B]
37.
by ruined 8mo ago
webuefi has already been shipped by google for use on chromebooks. but mozilla and apple irrationally refuse to implement the standard for "security reasons"
38.
by ruined 8mo ago
thank u 4 ur serves
39.
by ruined 8mo ago
what mature actor frameworks do you recommend?
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X8.11 Solar Flare from AR4366(spaceweatherlive.com)
10 points by ruined 8mo ago|1 comments
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by ruined 9mo ago
one person walking away from a police encounter doesn't mean police think that person did not break the law. prosecutors may take their time and file charges at their leisure.
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by ruined 9mo ago
conspiracy charges are a thing, and they'll only need a few examples of manifestly illegal interference. it will be quite easy for a prosecutor to charge lots of these people. it's been done for less, and even if the case is throw
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by ruined 9mo ago
if you think about it, the united states terrorism risk insurance act distorts the terrorism market by subsidizing terrorism-generating activity https://home.treasury.gov/policy-issues/financial-markets-fi...
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by ruined 9mo ago
a match isn't boolean, it's substring. the original (and more common) use-cases would become excessively verbose
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by ruined 9mo ago
ban cars. people aren't lonely in walkable cities.
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by ruined 9mo ago
there's a lot of assumptions here, but granting it's a difficult question: this is why the legislature holds the responsibility to decide, not the executive.
47.
by ruined 9mo ago
yeah
48.
by ruined 10mo ago
yes, i've used vitest browser mode to test canvas operations. it's designed to use 'snapshots' which capture page state, not screenshots, but that can detect visual difference on the canvas. if you're performing GL
49.
by ruined 10mo ago
in addition to aperture, percieved depth of field greatly depends on: - focal length (wider is deeper) - crop factor (higher is deeper) - subject distance (farther is deeper) compared to your telescope, any terrestrial photography is likely
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by ruined 10mo ago
this post is downvoted, but these links are the meat everyone is complaining about missing
51.
by ruined 10mo ago
it's called the first law of thermodynamics
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by ruined 10mo ago
>If a person is in jail, they are a ward of the state and have no expenses at all. There is no sense in paying them a "living wage" because they don't have to live off it. In any case, most stereotypical prison jobs would
53.
by ruined 10mo ago
yes before. discoverability does default to "on", but there is an opportunity to disable it during registration, which prevents those notifications.
54.
by ruined 10mo ago
yes. users can disable phone number discovery
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by ruined 10mo ago
it's removing HDCP protection that's problematic, not adding HDCP protection looking at the available information on HDCP, it looks like the transmitter does not have to be authenticated - they use the receiver's pubkey,
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by ruined 10mo ago
debian and arch package managers ask you to accept EULAs when necessary to install, so the compliance infrastructure exists. i think they are configured to auto-accept by default but that's been fine so far hasn't it
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by ruined 10mo ago
by the way, china achieved the trendline in that comparison graph by installing solar and batteries
58.
by ruined 10mo ago
you got a downvote button
59.
by ruined 10mo ago
that's just a flat display with extra steps
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by ruined 10mo ago
use browsing containers to restrict access to specific contexts and this kind of thing basically can't happen

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