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by tiahura 2y ago
Do you think the situation for real engineers is different?
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by tiahura 2y ago
Revenge porn is free speech. If you think the US Supreme Court will hold differently, you haven’t been paying attention for the last 25 years.
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by tiahura 2y ago
Did you think it would collapse when he canned the 80%
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by tiahura 2y ago
Mid 40s - mid 50s.
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by tiahura 2y ago
Kindof had my fill with self-appointed troublemakers deciding to go agitate in foreign countries and expecting Uncle Sam to bail them out.
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by tiahura 2y ago
Will definitely try. Been tinkering with similar. Want big $$$? Support exchange 365 via MS Graph API or whatever today's preferred api is.
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by tiahura 2y ago
That’s why I think the suit against crowdstrike and Ms is mostly a dud. First you have to get around the waiver (much harder for business than a consumer) and then you have to deal with comparative fault - ie delta’s disaster recovery syste
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by tiahura 2y ago
Bad ruling that will be overturned on appeal. The government has a 100% absolute right and responsibility to control what's coming across the border. That's been the common law since King Narmer. In law school, it's common to
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by tiahura 2y ago
40s is middle aged.
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by tiahura 2y ago
If only our energy infrastructure could be run like the DMV.
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by tiahura 2y ago
Maybe we should have believed them when they called themselves the counterculture?
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by tiahura 2y ago
I’ve been all in on surface since the sp3. They had me at 3:2.
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by tiahura 2y ago
Microsoft killed the PowerPC 615 IBM engineer offers up 615 information https://www.theregister.com/1998/10/01/microsoft_killed_the_...
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by tiahura 2y ago
Scoff all you want, but this 40 year hobby coder's projects have gotten geometrically better in design and functionality - on OSs and languages I've never touched before. Whether it's been VBA, SwiftUI or DEBUG.COM.
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by tiahura 2y ago
Information wants to be free. The ethos of the open web - the levy hacker ethos, has always been about unrestricted access and fair use. When content is published openly online, it inherently invites broad consumption, reproduction, and cr
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by tiahura 2y ago
The open web's ethos since its inception in the 1990s has been one of unrestricted access and fair use. Content published openly online inherently invites broad consumption, reproduction, and creative reuse by the public. This is not m
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by tiahura 2y ago
That’s why the police should determine innocence and guilt, they’re the experts.
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by tiahura 2y ago
How would a random person have standing?
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by tiahura 2y ago
It has nothing to do with fatigue. It has to do with being able to see rather obvious patterns when they're repeated 100 times a day, day after day, in courtrooms across the country. As an attorney, I will always fight zealously for my
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by tiahura 2y ago
Model 3 is a Cushman with doors.
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by tiahura 2y ago
people who can't control themselves are /also/ victims: We tried that approach for the last 60 years. Sit through a docket to witness for yourself its efficacy.
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by tiahura 2y ago
As a lawyer, I feel like your comment is reflective of the general misunderstandings around this issue. Sit through a docket or two and you come to a few conclusions. 1. They're all guilty. This is a corollary of: prosecutors like shoo
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NBC Brings A.I. Al Michaels to Peacock for Customized Paris Olympics Recaps(hollywoodreporter.com)
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by tiahura 2y ago
That's what they thought with Qualcomm.
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by tiahura 2y ago
The Biden administration needs to explain why they allow ISPs to import data from these countries.
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by tiahura 2y ago
Really? Check https://www.safeway.com/shop/search-results.html?q=12%20eggs for your market. Next, check what a case of Coke costs and come back and tell me sticker shock isn't a thing.
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by tiahura 2y ago
Legally, that’s incorrect. Corporations exist to do whatever purpose is spelled out in the articles of incorporation. That purpose can be eleemosynary or profit or whatever the founders want.
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by tiahura 2y ago
You’re missing the point. The chance of someone investing in the development of drivers for niche failed outdated niche product is nil.
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by tiahura 2y ago
It’s a bit like the Segway hype.
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by tiahura 2y ago
Has a spacecraft ever failed because of a wiring failure?

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