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by sunk1st 3y ago
I would like to read more about the circumstances surrounding the memo that the DOJ was successful in preventing from entering as evidence.
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by sunk1st 3y ago
Did you do that before or after GPLv3 was released?
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by sunk1st 3y ago
the headline raises important questions that we aren’t guaranteed an answer for in the article; what did revenue start at? and how much additional debt (of any kind) was incurred on the way to $20M revenue?
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by sunk1st 3y ago
Thanks for your response. It’s an interesting perspective. From my point of view the idea of having incompatible boot protocols is a feature, not a bug. Fundamental differences must exist at some point in the hierarchy. Why not the boot mec
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by sunk1st 3y ago
We only know that “buyer hooked it up to his computer and said [something]” - how does that strengthen an argument for (or against) right to repair, exactly?
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by sunk1st 3y ago
The allegation is that both FedEx and Holman were involved, yes. If FedEx can produce an audit trail showing that the vehicles left FedEx facilities with true odometers then I don’t think Holman stands a chance.
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by sunk1st 3y ago
If the replacement process is controlled (in the technical sense of the word) then yeah, you have room to make the case that your title should not have an asterisk next to it saying the true mileage is unknown.
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by sunk1st 3y ago
If all sales were brokered by the same 3rd party then it doesn’t help us determine culpability.
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by sunk1st 3y ago
A close reading of the article leaves room to doubt whether FedEx was complicit in the alleged scheme. I’m not surprised to see that FedEx denies the allegations. Given that there is another defendant in the lawsuit I suspect there is more
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by sunk1st 3y ago
What’s the DPC’s argument against?
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by sunk1st 3y ago
What options are at the EU’s disposal to fix the issue?
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by sunk1st 3y ago
There’s a direct logical connection. The mechanism is easily abused. Mark everything as confidential and what happens? The headline becomes true. Why? Because criticism will necessarily require leaking confidential information. This particu
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by sunk1st 3y ago
Interesting. Do you have a citation for that?
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by sunk1st 3y ago
Without any links to references this comment has no weight.
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by sunk1st 3y ago
Please expand on “devicetrees [prevent]… generalized kernels from existing,“ if you don’t mind.
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by sunk1st 3y ago
As I understood it from context, the word lazy was being used to complain that the reference to Spanner wasn’t in-lined.
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by sunk1st 3y ago
you grinding leetcode is how they built this in the first place
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by sunk1st 3y ago
That’s an interesting perspective. However, I maintain my position. Banning criticism of people is too general an abstraction and opens the door to bad actors. An article posted today (“I don’t need your query language”) offers a good concr
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by sunk1st 3y ago
Humans are the batteries in the matrix.
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by sunk1st 3y ago
A policy that only allows criticism of ideas is a poor policy. Criticizing the ideas of a person who consistently generates poor ideas doesn’t help that person to generate better ideas. That person’s idea generating process (and by extensio
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by sunk1st 3y ago
Sorry that it took me so long to respond. I was wrong to over generalize to the EU. My personal experience is with countries around the Mediterranean and I maintain that while it may be available it’s not taken advantage of the way it is in
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by sunk1st 3y ago
“`os` is bad, don’t use it.” Ok, but why? What’s wrong with it?
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by sunk1st 3y ago
Preventative dental care in the US is a thing. Have you lived in Europe? It’s not really a thing in the EU.
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by sunk1st 3y ago
It makes sense that in another language you might not phrase things this way. But in English we do.
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by sunk1st 3y ago
what’s plymouth?
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by sunk1st 4y ago
The rule is the rule because that’s what make sense phonetically. It’s why you would say “el agua” and “el hacha” in Spanish even though those articles don’t match the gender of those words.
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by sunk1st 4y ago
When you bump your clock forward do you also bump your time stamp forward by the same amount?