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by shakna 1y ago
Its our government plan, too. Controlled distribution: https://onlinesafety.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/CLEAN... Controlled hardware: https://onlinesafety.org.au/wp-content/upl
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by shakna 1y ago
No, that's not what I meant. I was referring to tasks you might perform regularly on the same machine. You don't go ahead and erase the same disk once a week. Decommissioning isn't something that occurs for the same project,
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by shakna 1y ago
Right. But degaussing isn't a "general" decision. Updating most systems is.
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by shakna 1y ago
Ok... But that's not what _I_ addressed in my comment. The US doesn't operate with the oldest laws on the books.
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by shakna 1y ago
So... The charter is an older law, than the USA's existence, right?
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by shakna 1y ago
The Charter of Liberties is still regularly referenced in UK law. Just because the system is Common Law, does not mean it is not entrenched. I'd suggest the US' adoption of a 2-party system likely leads to far more of that stagnat
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by shakna 1y ago
As an administrator, you generally expect to be able to change your mind at some point. Flashing data? Fine. Permanent? Not so much.
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by shakna 1y ago
This isn't quite a standards conforming Scheme just yet. On the other hand, Hoot supports WASM-GC on release [0], and has had wasm support for a few years now. (Though Safari support has been a pain point - they've found a few bug
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by shakna 1y ago
The difference here, which is almost lost in the article, is that ASIPP's is a fully superconducting magnet, unlike the Little Big Coil.
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by shakna 1y ago
> with probably the oldest written national laws (the constitution) still in use. The UK would easily disagree, with their founding codification in 1215.
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by shakna 1y ago
Absolutely! The writers are generally not highly technically experienced, but have to produce highly technical documents that need to be regularly reviewed and changed for years at a time.
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by shakna 1y ago
Things from the design world, like Acceptance Criteria would happily require it.
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by shakna 1y ago
The lies certainly tend to be transparent.
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by shakna 1y ago
Only if the original data scraper gets permission. [0] [0] https://www.oaic.gov.au/news/media-centre/global-expectation...
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by shakna 1y ago
That's my interpretation of it. As for scale... There is only a tiny fraction of the industry that can support their life on writer's income, let alone be a household name. It probably does become just lost sales at that point, bu
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by shakna 1y ago
Some of my publishers are, as they're American. I'm unlikely to see any of that. Unfortunately, I'm Australian, and my government saw fit to narrow their interpretation of current laws, to make AI scraping of illegally obtain
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by shakna 1y ago
I mostly sell by word of mouth. You've certainly never heard of my books before. I am in no way "popular". Piracy creates an invested reader. Its not much different than games selling by offering free demos. There is a _causa
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by shakna 1y ago
The more people who pirate my books, the greater my sales across all platforms. That's not hyperboly - its something I track. Individuals who pirate my books are also more likely to buy them in the future. Piracy is just about accessib
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by shakna 1y ago
Cache is not the only solution to the thundering herd.
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by shakna 1y ago
That sounds like the compilation is accidentally triggering this old frustration [0]. [0] https://github.com/python/cpython/issues/131189
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by shakna 1y ago
Enums get documented everywhere else. If nothing else, you need the range of options! Going off to read the header file means it isn't documented.
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by shakna 1y ago
Fortran has a few nice plotting libraries. [0] Including matplotlib. Personally, I've only used ogpf, which is a single-file library, making it easier to run for beginners. [0] https://fortran-lang.org/packages/gra
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by shakna 1y ago
The struct is only named on the link you provided, not documented. So thanks for showing the absolute irony of it not being greatly documented, allowing people to misinterpret what it means.
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by shakna 1y ago
struct AVMetadataKeySpace - a unique unit representing each of the metadata key spaces supported by AVFoundation.
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by shakna 1y ago
> But, key difference, the people pushing green sky or flat earth narrative don't get deplatformed, fired, yelled at or called Nazis. ... You know that people show insane behaviour regularly get shadow-banned, right? And don't
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by shakna 1y ago
The seven year olds at my daughter's school are just discovering it. Which means that in two decades, it'll be nostalgia for them. It'll last at least that long.
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by shakna 1y ago
They certainly invent new functions whenever I try.
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by shakna 1y ago
The key is the data table, representing which each character encodes to or from.
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by shakna 1y ago
> bikeshedding function names ... Function names compose much of the API. The API is the structure of the codebase. This isn't some triviality you can throw aside as unimportant, it is the shape that the code has today, and limits a
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by shakna 1y ago
The experience suddenly gets mysteriously better if you switch your user agent to Chrome's, though.

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