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tremon
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2mo ago
The people depicted in unauthorised AI nudes circulating the Internet might care.
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2mo ago
> Encampments produce fires, needles, waste, blocked sidewalks, and local crime spikes Are you saying that if it weren't for such an encampment, homeless people wouldn't be keeping warm, shooting up, and relieving themselves? I
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2mo ago
Switzerland is not part of the EU nor the Eurozone though. It's still a shortsighted stance of Postbank not to open the app to at least the DACH region, but that specific argument carries little weight.
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2mo ago
> about to raise 500K-1M soldiers Russia has developed necromancy?
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2mo ago
Is the solution repeated burning of pine to enrich the soil, making it easier for other tree species to gain a foothold in the area?
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2mo ago
They've been boiling that frog for 25 years now. Its flesh has long detached from the bones, it's the bones themselves that are now dissolving.
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2mo ago
Your specific example is not intended to address buyer's remorse, but mortgage financing. After agreeing to a house sale, the buyer has three days to have their bank sign off on it. Yes, it's nice that it slightly alleviates press
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2mo ago
I'll be closing my browser soon anyway and they'll be gone Sure, your browser cookie will be gone. But you have already allowed the server-side identifiers of your session to be used for whatever purpose, including reconstitutin
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2mo ago
Yes, it is strictly necessary to properly honour the user's choice. Not storing a rejection of consent but storing acceptance violates the GDPR because it creates an asymmetry between the effort required to accept vs the effort require
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2mo ago
Only the pid 1 sigchild handling. Everything else is design choices.
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2mo ago
People don't choose a Super LTS distro/kernel because they want newer kernel versions, they want stability. What the hell are you doing trying to shoehorn a newer kernel into Ubuntu 16.04?
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3mo ago
This is why independent review organizations are so important in the market.
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3mo ago
I paid for my education, thank you very much. I'm still paying for it.
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3mo ago
Please have your favourite language fabricator explain to you why democracy and republic are not opposing concepts.
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3mo ago
Also don't have a Facebook account, don't shop with Amazon, don't use an Android or Apple phone, don't work for a company that uses Office365. Sounds real easy doesn't it?
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3mo ago
"you" being the operative word. The rest of the information will just be supplied by your government instead of yourself.
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3mo ago
Your comment presupposes that there can be only one problem; I don't think that's a valid assumption.
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3mo ago
I look forward to reading your research article refuting this one. Please let us know the arxiv url when you're ready to publish.
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3mo ago
> Your tree produces female flowers first and later in the year produces male flowers. This is to prevent self-pollination How does this work in practice? Do other trees from the same species produce male flowers first, and then female?
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3mo ago
> (around day 9) Typo; should be day 17/18.
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3mo ago
The embryo, not the fetus. Pretty sure that's referring to gastrulation, where the cell blob splits into multiple layers to start cell specialization; it does this by curving in on itself, and the cavity formed by this process becomes
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3mo ago
That would be a good idea actually, but I'm not sure how viable that is within the current Windows Update instrumentation. Allowing local binaries to fetch random URLs through the Windows Update API is no different from them using the
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3mo ago
> why Microsoft allows any 'driver utility' to have internet access Firmware updates for devices are not a thing in your world?
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3mo ago
This anti-consumer stuff also applies to physical Blu-rays: each BD can contain a revocation list of player keys and distributor keys, and official players are required to update their keylists from that. Every time you insert a new disc in
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3mo ago
Yes, that is what a trademark is for, in general. In this case, the court ruled that the term "open AI" is too generic to qualify for that protection exactly because it is a purely descriptive term that could legitimately refer to
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3mo ago
Don't know about gamescope, but the core of my own wine launch script is basically this: if [ -z "$DISPLAY" ]; then /usr/bin/startx /usr/bin/dbus-launch "$(readlink -f $0)" &quo
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3mo ago
Only if you use today's standard bitrates. Back when storage and bandwidth constraints were real, mp3s came predominantly in 128kbps, which works out to 1MB per minute. The average pop song would only be 3.5 MB in size.
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3mo ago
Why limit yourself to western countries? In fact, why limit it to countries at all? Isn't it the most popular trope of all time to decry the state of today and romanticise yesterday? People have "not been wanting to work anymore&q
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3mo ago
In addition to digits, conventions for phone numbers include the plus sign (international prefix), comma (dial pause), dashes or parentheses (zone/area codes), and spaces (logical separation). I don't see why you'd want to bu
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3mo ago
It really isn't; the most important aspect is that it enables peaceful transfer of power without the leaving group having to fear for their lives. But your perspective does explain a lot about the current state of the USA.
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