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by sprayk 4y ago
Meta (the company) too, maybe. They have a pretty big datacenter footprint.
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by sprayk 4y ago
Did I miss something? Title was "What You Need to Know About The Rise in U.S. Mass Shootings," but seemed to only tell me "number of mass shootings go up" and "lack of consensus on what qualifies as a mass shooting.
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by sprayk 4y ago
The '?' was removed from the title some time in the past 6h, making "They're right" much stronger. Why do you think the '?' would be "inspired by legal"?
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by sprayk 4y ago
the '?' is not present in the title of the linked article. please remove it from the title. From the guidelines[0]: "Otherwise please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize."
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by sprayk 4y ago
> Observing that, say, parks are being patronized by certain demographics is far from condemning those parkgoers as white supremacist. I suspect that this is the point GP was trying to make. A criticism of anti-racism I've encounter
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by sprayk 4y ago
ah, the heckler's veto. I had only heard of that happening on college campuses recently. Never expected it to happen on someplace as big and diverse as Reddit
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by sprayk 4y ago
It is linked right at the top of the article: https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2021/S4104
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by sprayk 4y ago
I wonder how this law will play with documentation that requires the recipient to sign an NDA. I know Framework, for example, only gives full schematics to repair shops after they sign an NDA (due to NDA on some pinouts or something); will
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by sprayk 4y ago
Are you allowed to say if it is the board manufacturer or chip/component manufacturers that require the NDA? I'm mostly curious what level of vendor the restriction is coming from to get a better idea of what needs to change for F
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by sprayk 4y ago
> The USA has a rather distorted health care and medicine system, in that it's viewed here as a profit center, not as a basic societal necessity. In contrast, police and judicial services are not really viewed as an investment oppor
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by sprayk 4y ago
DEI is never focused on viewpoint diversity, though, it's focused on racial, ethnic, gender, disability, etc diversity. The latter kind of diversity does not imply the former. > one should be careful not to allow emotions and sensit
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by sprayk 4y ago
I like this idea. It would serve as a place to put a well-sourced answer to the question about this character, and the talk section could be used to discuss further investigation into the topic, or when new uses inevitably arise.
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by sprayk 5y ago
Ian Cutress (discussed elsewhere in these comments for also having his description of a CPU copied in the patent) suspects it's an intern[0] [0] https://twitter.com/IanCutress/status/1511716678199132173
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by sprayk 5y ago
what strikes me about your comment is how you consider it entitled to want control over one's own hardware. Like, I paid money and have this hardware in my hands, I wonder if I can somehow fill up this empty slot and get some extra spa
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by sprayk 5y ago
> Why does Dave need a car at all living in Brooklyn? This question bugs me quite a bit, mainly because it shouldn't matter why someone needs a parking space; there are many valid reasons that I'm sure you could think of if you
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by sprayk 5y ago
This has been happening for the better part of a decade already. Back around 2012, I had already stopped seeing Vimeo come across my browsing history completely, but I was reminded of it's existence at a film festival where I heard abo
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by sprayk 5y ago
why?
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by sprayk 5y ago
I wish I could get windows 10/11 to look like that. Seems like the last version of windows that would let you use that style of window decorations was Windows Server 2008.
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by sprayk 5y ago
If you can find an agent to buy one for you from another country, you could get close, with a 3:2 aspect Huawei monitor: https://consumer.huawei.com/en/monitors/mateview/
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by sprayk 5y ago
There is an employee run arcade where I work that I am the de facto maintainer of, and the hardest part to keep up is the multiple 29" CRT displays. Specifically, their chassis (control boards in the pack) tend to need frequent repair.
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by sprayk 5y ago
The glass where the image is displayed is quite thick, and leaded for just this reason. There is also a protection circuit that will shut down the whole set if the voltage were to increase enough to risk xrays that can't be contained.
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by sprayk 5y ago
Yea I guess it's big relative to the batons I see police in the US and Europe carrying, but not absurdly big. It was large enough that it looked like it would be awkward to use with any amount of precision. EDIT: read the article in ch
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by sprayk 5y ago
The first place most foreigners will get a taste of that (or at least where I got a taste) is the policeman with a very long stick standing on a small, raised platform in the train station below the Narita International Airport.
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by sprayk 5y ago
less about screwing the competition, more about hindering their ability to learn about development through trawling resumes. The more I try and describe it, the weaker it sounds in my head, but the idea is you could get some info on what Ap
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by sprayk 5y ago
(Just to throat clear ahead of time... I obviously find what Apple is doing super shitty. I just want to find some reason besides "Apple bad" for why they would do this.) Could they be doing this title change, at least in theory,
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by sprayk 5y ago
neither of those worked.
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by sprayk 5y ago
You seem to be confusing Don Imus, another radio shock jock, with Howard Stern.
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by sprayk 5y ago
anecdotal evidence doesn't really go to show anything
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by sprayk 5y ago
what part of their comment brought you to that conclusion?
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by sprayk 5y ago
I don't really like ENS (or any of the blockchain DNS facsimiles) for decentralized identity. ENS doesn't really have a story for verification of socials or other wallets, and there's no way to look up your ENS domain or eth

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