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by saxonww 3y ago
Also, I haven't read a lot about this, but I would be very surprised if the Spacelifts of the world could not work out a licensing arrangement. The actual license at https://www.hashicorp.com/bsl says "provided su
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They really didn't. They changed it to prevent companies from building commercial products around terraform, which is what you've suggested as a cloud protection license. Companies that use terraform to manage their infrastructure
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by saxonww 3y ago
I think it's less about the position you've taken as it is the broadcasting and framing of it. It's difficult to engage with what you've said beyond inquiring into your history and reasoning, asking you what has happened
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Every tooth you're ever going to have develops during gestation. A tooth bud is a tooth at a particular early development stage. It's not much more than a differentiation of cell types in the area where there will later be a tooth
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by saxonww 3y ago
It could kill the tooth bud before it develops into a tooth.
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by saxonww 3y ago
Mine were removed when I was in the 9th or 10th grade. They were impacted and had to be cut out in pieces. It was an outpatient procedure but I was under anesthesia. I don't remember having any particular pain or anything beforehand, I
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by saxonww 3y ago
I think if the government does it, they can leverage whatever they already have for identity verification. If it's a 3rd party NFP they have to deal with that, right? Either way, my initial reaction to this is great, now we can prank o
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by saxonww 3y ago
https://www.collabora.com/news-and-blog/blog/2021/06/14/zink... As of summer 2021 there was some support for exactly this.
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by saxonww 3y ago
I wonder about this. First, it seems like you could just make the phone part waterproof and if they dunk it, they have to replace the battery. I have ruined a phone by putting it through the wash, and I would have been very happy to just re
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by saxonww 3y ago
I think you're missing the point. Reddit is not entitled to a user base. They have to provide a product users are interested in using. Right now, a lot of users are upset with Reddit and have decided to stop using it. It doesn't m
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by saxonww 3y ago
That was my initial question too, but note it's per oauth application. It could be that per-user it could get under 100, but in aggregate the only way they'd get there is if only one person used Apollo at a time.
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by saxonww 3y ago
Not only that, it's shared memory with the on-chip GPU. Isn't this a big downgrade in both memory capacity and GPU capability?
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by saxonww 3y ago
Firefox container mode stops this. I can imagine a product that makes every tab an ephemeral container by default, and you had to explicitly opt-in to a container profile to share cookies, etc. cross-tab.
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by saxonww 3y ago
At my last place they wanted everyone to assign 'effort' numbers to tasks in the scrum tool, and we had to write something to generate a nag report if the weekly effort per person didn't add up to a particular number. What ha
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by saxonww 3y ago
The article did mention a concurring opinion that suggests how this would be viewed: “Economic penalties imposed to deter willful noncompliance with the law are fines by any other name,” he wrote. “And the Constitution has something to say
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by saxonww 3y ago
These links will not resolve if you are using Cloudflare DNS (1.1.1.1, etc.). https://webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/135222/why-does-...
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by saxonww 3y ago
This is an opinion piece, so I wouldn't necessarily attach the organization's journalistic credibility to it.
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https://archive.is/oDN8X
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by saxonww 3y ago
Sorry, one day I will learn that sarcasm doesn't play, here :).
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by saxonww 3y ago
What are you talking about? It's right there in the post: > Caryn's original intention was to provide companionship and alleviate loneliness in a non-exploitative manner
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by saxonww 4y ago
As a layperson, "For the First Time, the Fed is Losing Money" as a headline from the Wall Street Journal is concerning. A lot of people are going to see that headline, and read just the first couple of paragraphs - not gonna pay f
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by saxonww 4y ago
A primary difference is no server component running as root.
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by saxonww 4y ago
I had a different thought - this makes it very appealing to stop selling cars altogether, and only lease or rent them.
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by saxonww 4y ago
A USDA article on this: https://tellus.ars.usda.gov/stories/articles/how-we-store-ou...
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by saxonww 4y ago
As mentioned, TiO2 is perhaps the most common white pigment and is used in all kinds of things from candy to toothpaste to cosmetics. We eat a lot of it, and it's generally recognized as safe in the US (but not the EU!). Si02 is just s
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by saxonww 4y ago
This is not a bad question, but part of the value of Smile was that it was very easy to support a selected charity as a side effect of another activity. I think this will hurt smaller charities. They might not have been getting a huge donat
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by saxonww 4y ago
I had already canceled my Prime membership and started shopping elsewhere. I'm not exactly outraged by this news - although I did always buy through Smile - but I'm now doubly sure Amazon won't be my first choice going forwar
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Why is this terrifying? The prompt gave it the scenario and every detail; ChatGPT did exactly what it was told. If anything, this is less creative than the leaf example.
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You need to be concerned with both [0]. In short, nitrites and nitrous oxide do the preservative work. Nitrates convert into nitrites and later nitrous oxide over time. But nitrites can also convert into nitrosamine, which is the danger che
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by saxonww 4y ago
My grandmother got talked into mailing cash between the pages of a magazine. I don't really know what to say other than the format of the money doesn't matter too much, someone is going to try to scam people out of it, and the sca

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