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by voxic11 3y ago
When did you make a deal with Microsoft not to modify your start menu and how can I get in on that?
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by voxic11 3y ago
Guessing dissolved companies don't make a great target for lawsuits, even if you win they have nothing to give you. Which is why they are going after google instead.
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by voxic11 3y ago
Its a pretty large bill, but if you want to read about the parts the author doesn't like I found this article to be more informative https://www.techdirt.com/2022/09/16/californias-age-appropri... > T
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by voxic11 3y ago
Some countries like Germany and Japan don't recognize public domain dedication. But afaik the United States does. There is one oddity in the US which is that Section 203 of the Copyright Act grants the author of a work the right to can
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by voxic11 3y ago
You might be interested in https://samy.pl/pwnat/ Specifically, when the server starts up, it begins sending fixed ICMP echo request packets to the fixed address 3.3.3.3. We expect that these packets won&
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by voxic11 3y ago
There is no law that says they don't.
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by voxic11 3y ago
The author doesn't claim to be a victim of a crime though. So you are actually arguing that the police should turn people who don't believe they are victims into victims just for the purpose of making police reports. That seems di
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by voxic11 3y ago
Yes its a ML model. > One of the U.S. Air Force's stealthy XQ-58A Valkyrie drones recently completed a successful test flight demonstrating the ability to carry out aerial combat tasks autonomously using new artificial intelligence-
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by voxic11 3y ago
You are correct, see section 6.3 https://github.com/nccgroup/TPMGenie/blob/master/docs/NCC_Gr...
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by voxic11 3y ago
https://www.gammacore.com/about/how-gammacore-works/
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by voxic11 3y ago
Makes me wonder if this is an attempt to preempt the new laws in states like MA with a weaker federal law.
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by voxic11 3y ago
as written they meet the constitutional requirements. But what procedures are written down doesn't matter if the FBI simply ignores them.
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by voxic11 3y ago
But don't most children get smartphones from their parents? It's still legal for parents to give their children alcohol or tobacco if they want to. Minors just can't buy it (and in the case of alcohol possess it except when
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by voxic11 3y ago
Do you actually know of a case where someone went to jail because they failed to pay damages in a patent case? I don't think that is how it works. If you don't pay what you owe then the court will order your wages garnished and yo
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by voxic11 3y ago
You won't be put in a cage if you violate a patent. There are no criminal penalties for patent violations.
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by voxic11 3y ago
the library recommends you do that this way const query = SQL`SELECT * FROM books` if (params.name) { query.append(SQL` WHERE name = ${params.name}`) } query.append(SQL` LIMIT 10 OFFSET ${params.offset || 0}`) or if you nee
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by voxic11 3y ago
You mean you don't see tagged templates used at all? Or just not for sql? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe... > Even this example - will this create a prepared stateme
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by voxic11 3y ago
There is no restriction on buying vehicles, or even driving them on private property. You only need a license to drive them on public roads.
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by voxic11 3y ago
A federal judge recently ruled that XRP was a security when sold in some contexts but not others. And what coinbase is doing (at least with their basic trading platform, I know they have more questionable stuff going on as well) sounds like
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by voxic11 3y ago
You can do the same with reddit. They give you a bunch of CSVs in a zip file.
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by voxic11 3y ago
What was your rank? How many SAPs were you read into?
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by voxic11 3y ago
They could end the program but violating their contract probably costs them more than just finishing the work at a loss.
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by voxic11 3y ago
All machines sold with Windows have been required to include a TPM since 2016.
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by voxic11 3y ago
Doesn't windows check the signature or something to decide if an application should be allowed to bypass antivirus? Seems like doing it based on the filename would be a pretty huge security hole.
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by voxic11 3y ago
Yeah the products liability one is especially interesting. > Under a strict liability theory, the plaintiff merely needs to prove: - the defendant manufactured, distributed, or supplied a product; - the product was defective; - the defec
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by voxic11 3y ago
We don't know for sure yet why the sub imploded. Its still possible that it was due to some design or manufacturing defect no one foresaw, in which case recklessness would not apply. But I agree it most likely imploded due to one of th
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by voxic11 3y ago
Liability waivers have a lot of standing in court, they just aren't a blanket exemption from liability like some believe. Under the law of tort, prior to injury, the specific risk must have been known to and appreciated by the plaintif
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by voxic11 3y ago
The entire point of reddit is that users vote on posts and comments. Idk what the site would be if you took out the user voting.
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by voxic11 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Over-the-Counter_Hearing_Aid_A...
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by voxic11 3y ago
Path style access is supported for new buckets, at least for now https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/access...

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