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> By any reasonable definition, forcing reporters to reveal their sources abridges freedom of the press (if not crippling it all together). The 1st amendment doesn't explicitly site protecting of sources and it is up to interpretati
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3y ago
Visual Studio supports development for linux using remote linux machines, virtual machines or WSL for execution. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/linux/download-install...
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This isn't the issue regarding JPEG XL support. That issue is still closed as "won't fix". This is a new issue asking for that issue to be re-opened.
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3y ago
It is much more complicated than using two ports. There are two modes of ftp, active and passive. In active mode the client connects to the server on port 21. It then issues a PORT command which tells the server which port on the client to
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3y ago
> But despite the responsibility held by the country's army and judiciary, from the moment the blast happened until today, western-friendly officials and news outlets have placed the blame on Lebanese resistance movement Hezbollah,
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> Hyperterminal would give up after a few hundred kilobytes, because it was programmed to do that. You had to find and transfer a less stupid piece of software then use that instead. Hyperterminal didn't have file transfer limitatio
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> Because the 1st Amendment supersedes any laws that are passed to criminalize journalism. I can't seem to find the part in the 1st amendment which says reporters have an absolute right to not reveal their sources.
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> and it also shocked me how cars in Chicago would basically inch directly up to where you're walking, like they're just gonna run over you if you stopped, even if pedestrians technically have the green to cross. I just spent
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A month ago I paid $299 for a Pixel 7 and then got a $149 back in trade-in for my Pixel 4. Pretty good value.
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The park service uses this type of fencing a lot.
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3y ago
The bill left the committee with a substitute as amendment. In other words a different version was introduced in committee and that is what was reported out of committee. The text of the version reported out of committee can be found at ht
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3y ago
We were a DEC partner , so I had a DEC 3000 AXP which was eventually replaced by a 500 series AlphaStation.
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3y ago
> Even if I wanted to use Edge as my daily driver, I couldn't on my Fedora workstation. Why not? Edge exists for Linux. Microsoft maintains a repository with rpm packages for Edge and it is also available via a Flatpak.
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3y ago
2400 baud. I wish. I had to manually dial my rotary phone and then place the handset into my 300 baud CAT acoustic coupler modem. To be fair by the time I 1st used Slackware that 300 baud modem had long been replaced and I at the time I had
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3y ago
Still $7.99 a month for me. Google hasn't tried to weasel out of that price guarantee yet. Unfortunately I can't say that about every company that promised me an early adoption price guarantee.
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3y ago
I know many people that have gone to top schools on athletic scholarships and achieved academicly and beyond school. I don't know many with high standardized testing scores and not thing else going for them at top schools, so it is har
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Both Hurling and Gaelic football are played in the US. https://usgaa.org/ I live in the DC area and both used to be broadcast on a local station. That ended years ago. GAAGO is a paid streaming service which allows you to w
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A track star olympiad sounds like someone that has a sense of dedication and a work ethic that will serve them well in academics. A person who has scored well on a single test they had a long time to prep for but displays no other outstandi
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My parents are 88 and 87. They retired in 1996. Their computer experience while working was accessing a logistics management system and office productivity software via a terminal connected to a Data General minicomputer system. In the earl
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> Ask any random Windows user if they experience problems. It's such a huge problem that it's a huge selling point for alternative OSes, for Macs. I'm a Windows user and I experience issues from bugs much less frequently u
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If they are fudged, they are likely to be fudged across all markets.
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The author tries to make this an age issue. Young travelers love the technology and older travelers don't. I'm not sure where she thinks the cutoff point is. She makes sure to point out that one fan is 33, so that is below whateve
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According to the chart in this article from April SF had the highest available office space of US major cities but no by a large margin. https://www.axios.com/local/washington-dc/2023/04/24/office-..
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"Please don't complain that a submission is inappropriate. If a story is spam or off-topic, flag it. Don't feed egregious comments by replying; flag them instead. If you flag, please don't also comment that you did."
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I'm not sure it addresses a different use case than Fedora or Ubuntu. Fedora and Ubuntu on the desktop are likely mostly used for internet browsing and productivity applications. This is the same for ChromeOS.
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> Sort of how Hyenas are phylogenetically feliform but most people consider them dogs. Do you have some reference for this? I just did a quick survey of the people in the horse barn I'm typing this from and none of them consider hye
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You obviously are trying to make a point. Why don't you just come out and state openly what you think instead of posting a snide Ask HN?
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3y ago
When users home folders are redirected to a network share. In that circumstance it is also possible that the user's home directory might be HOMESHARE\HOMEPATH instead of HOMEDRIVE\HOMEPATH. This will be the case if the network share is
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> I'm pretty sure PATH, USER, and HOME work everywhere. Out of those 3 only PATH works on Windows. Windows has a USERNAME environment variable, but depending on your needs you may need to combine it with the USERDOMAIN variable to g
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I can't speak about outside the US but inside the US/Canada players in all the major, and some not so major, sports leagues are represented by unions. Many of which have gone on strike or been locked out by owners during contract
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