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by shadowfacts 4y ago
No, a DC Circuit Judge is shocked to learn that an FBI agent was explicitly stating that they were treating residents of an affluent neighborhood differently.
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by shadowfacts 4y ago
The Declaration of Independence is not legally binding.
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by shadowfacts 5y ago
Thunderbolt/DisplayPort 1.4 has enough bandwidth for 120Hz and 5k using Display Stream Compression. There might not be enough bandwidth left over for the USB hub, but frankly, I'd take that tradeoff. If I were going to buy such an
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by shadowfacts 5y ago
Yes, I made the reasonable assumption that anyone interested in an Apple display is using a Mac. > Apple should just modify the OS to better support other HiDPI displays available For a number of years[1][2], OS X did partially support f
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by shadowfacts 5y ago
The glasses thing is a simile. As for why not an iMac? Presumably because he doesn't want an iMac. He could prefer a laptop, or still need Intel, or want a bigger screen, or some other reason.
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by shadowfacts 5y ago
I can't speak for the author, but I find 2560x1440 /logical/ pixels (what apple calls points) at 27" to be the ideal amount of screen real estate (and physical size for UI elements). Unless it's a small 21" dis
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by shadowfacts 5y ago
My understanding of the linked article is that the question is whether the federal rules of civil procedure supersede the state anti-SLAPP statue, because, since it’s in federal court, the suit is governed by the FRCP even if it’s over stat
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by shadowfacts 5y ago
I'm not a lawyer and I don't know how a counterclaim would work in this case, but the way I understand anti-SLAPP statutes to work is that they let the defendant file a motion to dismiss. If the suit were in state court, then the
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by shadowfacts 5y ago
Virginia has an anti-SLAPP statue but this is a federal suit, and the Fourth Circuit hasn’t ruled on whether state anti-SLAPP statutes apply to federal cases.
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by shadowfacts 5y ago
Not in the UI unless the user's enabled it, but ActivityPub server implementations send an Accept activity in response to a Follow activity.
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by shadowfacts 5y ago
I am not a lawyer. That said, I'm skeptical of the merits of this suit. Here's the actual complaint: https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.vaed.52... Ubiquiti seems to be arguing (count 1) that
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by shadowfacts 5y ago
Until today, the Senate bill also hadn't seen any progress in over a year: https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/senate-bill/623 Now that the Senate's passed it, I think there'll be enou
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by shadowfacts 5y ago
DisplayPort 1.4 (which TB3/TB4 support as an alternate mode) has enough bandwidth for 5k at up to 144Hz using display stream compression (which Apple already uses for the Pro Display XDR): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by shadowfacts 5y ago
It's not hard to beat the notoriously bad build quality and reliability of the LG UltraFine and Apple has a track record of building solid displays (I have an LED Cinema Display that's going on 13 years old with nary a single issu
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by shadowfacts 5y ago
It is shorter, but only by 19 removed words and 6 removed answers. Compare for yourself: https://www.nytimes.com/games/wordle/main.bd4cb59c.js https://web.archive.org/web/20220210034340id_&#x2
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by shadowfacts 5y ago
They /can/ do whatever they want, that doesn't mean you have to like it.
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by shadowfacts 5y ago
Since Obj-C methods are looked up at runtime not at link time, you should be able to just declare it yourself and then call it normally.
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by shadowfacts 5y ago
> My CPU is never above 20% in AAA games That just means your GPU is the bottleneck, not that the CPU couldn't be utilized more.
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by shadowfacts 5y ago
> Now the attacker sends tons of triggering photos to the unsuspecting victim, who now gets questioned by the FBI. That's glossing over the middle part where a human from Apple (before it even gets to law enforcement) actually look
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by shadowfacts 5y ago
While the precedent this sets is indeed concerning, the specific hypotheticals this article give are nonsensical. > an adversary could trick Apple’s algorithm into erroneously matching an existing image In which case the malicious, adver
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The GitHub Developer Rights Fellowship at Stanford Law School(github.blog)
5 points by shadowfacts 5y ago|0 comments
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by shadowfacts 5y ago
Merriam-Webster is not the ultimate authority on the English language. If people start using the word to mean something else, then, ipso facto, that's what it means.
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by shadowfacts 6y ago
Glitch is fine, it's just that the free tier is rate limited: https://glitch.com/pricing
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by shadowfacts 6y ago
Apparently state.gov runs on WordPress (if you View Source, there are a number of comments which reference WP plugins). My guess is something was badly configured and someone broke in and vandalized the page.
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by shadowfacts 6y ago
You're right, practicing restraint is very important. What I meant is that the difference itself is what's despicable. An actively hostile, antagonistic response to protestors who were almost entirely peaceful versus doing almost
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by shadowfacts 6y ago
It is despicable how tepid the police response to armed rioters storming the Capitol has been compared to the response to BLM protests over the summer.
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by shadowfacts 6y ago
Not really, .ts files can have types in the source code. .d.ts lets you type external JS code which is useful for untyped dependencies, as is the case here, I imagine. But within your own project having types be part of the actual declarati
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by shadowfacts 6y ago
If you poke around App Store Connect, you don't have to go far to find WebObjects actively being used.
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by shadowfacts 6y ago
The compiler will warn you about things like unimplemented functions that are required by behaviors, and there are plugins for various editors to display errors/warnings inline. There's also Dialyzer (and various IDE integrations)
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by shadowfacts 6y ago
They are independent of the touch bar. It simply presents a UI for any external monitors for which macOS already knows to control the brightness. You can change the brightness of supported monitors from System Preferences or using the keys

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