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by stonogo 8mo ago
> Why are these companies not forced By whom? The elected officials whose campaigns they underwrote?
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by stonogo 8mo ago
With the possible exception of Hexchat, I'd wager any such tools were already lost to obscurity.
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by stonogo 8mo ago
Does the OnePlus process work for people? They've got a form that allows you to beg them to let you unlock your phone, but it's never worked for me. Motorola works similarly but it does work, which is why I stick with them.
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by stonogo 8mo ago
Firefox's translation specifically is from Project Bergamot: https://browser.mt/ It's a set of language models in the style that people currently call AI.
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by stonogo 8mo ago
It was, in fact, even with existing Microsoft products (Lync/Skype for Business). It was even possible if you had paid for those features for UCM from Cisco. Teams was simply the cheaper option (although they tried to keep charging m
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by stonogo 8mo ago
Does aluminum not conduct electricity?
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by stonogo 8mo ago
I don't think it means they're struggling financially. I think it means they're not steering the ship alone any more, and are responsible to others. That's how accepting investment money generally works.
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by stonogo 8mo ago
It is approximately nothing, since lots of MS engineers use Apple products too.
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by stonogo 8mo ago
Which is, of course, hidden behind a login wall
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by stonogo 8mo ago
No, because they merged with SpaceX. They are not separate entities.
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by stonogo 8mo ago
https://www.worldpac.com/
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by stonogo 8mo ago
It worked for the M5.
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by stonogo 8mo ago
XP brought real bluetooth support, WPA wifi, and built-in unzip and image viewing support. The default interface theme was terrible, but it's the oldest Windows that could be considered "modern."
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by stonogo 8mo ago
The best method of insuring that is charging developers impact fees, which are then used to perform the upgrades you describe. Impact fees are also the primary target of the very weathy and powerful realty lobby groups -- they will spend h
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by stonogo 8mo ago
ah yes, a wickedly smart man who appoints an idiot as secretary of defense. completely consistent analysis here
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by stonogo 8mo ago
AI companies set that expectation when their CEOs ran around telling anyone who would listen that their product is a generational paradigm shift that will completely restructure both labor markets and human cognition itself. There is no nu
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by stonogo 9mo ago
Most of the OEMs are past 300kW racks, planning on 600kW racks within a year or two, with realistic plans to hit a megawatt
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by stonogo 9mo ago
Like this? https://www.openpetition.de/petition/online/anerkennung-von-...
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by stonogo 9mo ago
I wasn't aware anyone had made the argument that this was an attempt to optimize anything. It's pretty obvious nobody's optimized anything in the TSA, ever.
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by stonogo 9mo ago
Except it's passive voice here; the conditions modify the grantor, not the reader. You may be licensed if we feel like it to use source code to create compiled versions etc. No "you may enter now" but "you may be allo
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by stonogo 9mo ago
If the answer is more than "zero" then the fee is harmful. Since I've been in similar positions (specifically as a contractor, where I had to front-load expenses and submit for reimbursement), it seems pretty likely to me.
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by stonogo 9mo ago
Some states, including mine, don't offer RealID at all, but instead an "enhanced driver license" that is accepted alongside RealID. I don't even have that, because I already have a passport card, so there's no reas
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by stonogo 9mo ago
yes, if there's one thing the working poor are known for, it's successfully extracting money from their employers. if uber wants you to rideshare, they should buy you a car, right?
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by stonogo 9mo ago
The airlines are not in charge of airport security. TSA, a government agency, handles that.
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by stonogo 9mo ago
RealID licenses cost extra where I live. Your job can buy you a plane ticket but they can't get you through TSA.
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by stonogo 9mo ago
And when someone violates that trust, do you then tear the house down and build one with only external doors, requiring inhabitants to circle in the yard to move between rooms? The point of the Wayland security model is that the inhabitants
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by stonogo 9mo ago
I will never understand why "the computer can tell what input it is receiving" has turned into an accepted threat model. I understand that we have built a computer where our primary interface depends on running untrusted code from
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by stonogo 9mo ago
No idea, you'd have to ask the farmers
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by stonogo 9mo ago
It's working in the farm bills for a hundred years.
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by stonogo 9mo ago
Settings -> Window Manager Tweaks -> Focus -> Activate focus stealing prevention https://gitlab.xfce.org/xfce/xfwm4/-/blob/master/settings-di...

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