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Six Wikimedia Chapters Rejected as Observers to WIPO
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Undocumented Google Sheets formula functions
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For anyone curious, Bradley made $141k in 2020 including benefits (the deadline for their 2021 return is yet to pass): https://sfconservancy.org/docs/software-freedom-conservancy_...
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Reconciliation: A game designed to frustrate the player
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Charitable donations and the infrastructure supporting them
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They have some data on this ( https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p55b.pdf , pages 33-35). Out of 509,917 examinations, 18,988 resulted in a refund. There was $7.0 billion of tax refunded in 2020. For comparison, there
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Turning off Rust's borrow checker, completely
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It seems you can't pay with cryptocurrencies; in order to use the pay later thing you need to be paying with a credit card. The pay later service is provided by a 3rd party, and usually they just give the full amount (minus whatever %
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Oak 2022: Incorrect Entry Timestamps Incident Report
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At one point node-ipc deleted all files on the filesystem if the user had a Russian/Belarusian IP, they have since made it non-destructive (just adding a file to the desktop).
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Accounting for SaaS and Swords
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Tracking PDF forms as plain text
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Each step of decoding a PNG
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Zopfli is *really* good at compressing PNGs
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HTML comments work in JavaScript too
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It looks like the domain just expired, and got picked up by someone later to use it with some advertising service that does these redirects.
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Hybrid Offline/Online Transactions
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A Better Way to Measure Progress in Semiconductors (2020)
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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5y ago
I think you're thinking about this incident? https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Value_overflow_incident In that case, ~9 hours of transaction history were reversed because of a transaction that resulted in an overflow in
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Finality does not exist in payments
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This video was archived while the issue was occuring: https://archive.fo/IMxlI
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> garbage collection The draft WASM garbage collection proposal is partially implemented in Chromium, you can try it by enabling the enable-experimental-webassembly-features feature flag. > DOM access WebAssembly will never have dir
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It's from March 2002: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22109078
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I'd guess that it's because they (incorrectly) think it's an embedded Webview, which get blocked (see https://developers.googleblog.com/2021/06/upcoming-security-... and https://developer
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Here's where Purism says that the reason for the workaround is indeed for attempting to get RYF certified: https://puri.sm/posts/librem5-solving-the-first-fsf-ryf-hurd...
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With just that prompt, Copilot keeps writing a comment about the function but never actually writes the function. Prompting to actually write the function by starting it with `func` gives: // A Go function to swap the sixth
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Mortgages are a manufactured product
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> If 51% militantly attack the treasury and fed it won't exist either. It is significantly harder to convince 51% of the population of something than to convince >51% of Bitcoin hashpower: the top 4 mining pools control 51% of th
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BNPLs: Businesses Needing Provided Legibility
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You need to be hand-building your CPUs. You need to stop using CPUs built by anyone else. You need to be soldering in circuitry to bootstrap an x86 environment. Making your own control unit, ALU, registers, memory, buses. You need to contro
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