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by voxic11 5y ago
You seem to be mixing up image ids which are not content addressable identifiers and image digests which are.
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by voxic11 5y ago
The mode is actually tracked/enforced by the CPU but the implementation differs per architecture. For example: > The hardware severely restricts the ways in which control can be passed from one ring to another, and also enforces res
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by voxic11 5y ago
Maybe I am missing something but that is not how I understand the BBC article. The article doesn't specify exactly what the illegal content mentioned in the leaked documents is. It could simply be copyright violations or similar, which
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by voxic11 5y ago
That convention was never ratified by the US and forced labor as punishment for crime is explicitly allowed by the 13th amendment.
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by voxic11 5y ago
https://www.macleans.ca/news/canada/many-cities-still-dump-r... That's from 2009 but it seems unlikely to have been completely resolved since then given the scale of the issue (200 billion litres a year).
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by voxic11 5y ago
I think it does scan your processes. If I go to "User Settings " => "Activity Status" => "Not seeing your game? Add it!" => "Select" then I see many processes that almost certainly have no ex
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by voxic11 5y ago
> had no CA bank accounts
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by voxic11 5y ago
Its the goal of the LessWrong/Rationalist community.
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by voxic11 5y ago
New chemicals save lives as well, they may be safer than existing alternatives or enable safer processes to be used or they may enable some new technology that saves lives (there is almost unlimited potential here, few areas of technologica
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by voxic11 5y ago
This is exactly why I use firefox and switch it to in-memory caching only.
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by voxic11 5y ago
but sls is the program with the most funding currently right?
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by voxic11 5y ago
What advancements have its current flagship program (SLS) produced? Maybe they do produce some but congress clearly wants them to produce jobs not anything else.
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by voxic11 5y ago
Do you not consider hackernews to be social media?
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by voxic11 5y ago
Maybe if they are doing it in a SOS pattern.
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by voxic11 5y ago
I certainly would have known teachers and police are unionized. Its very clear when interacting with them.
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by voxic11 5y ago
Google's response to pressures from advertisers wasn't to censor anything. They just demonetized videos that the advertisers didn't want to be associated with. Hosting someone's video for free without even interrupting i
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by voxic11 5y ago
Another limitation is that this sharing isn't enabled for all games especially competitive online games (the system was widely abused by hackers to avoid bans).
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by voxic11 5y ago
The TI-89 comes with a excellent symbolic solver that can do solve this or any calc problem and give the proper symbolic result. It can even do things like equation simplification and give the results in terms of the variables. Looks like t
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by voxic11 5y ago
Yeah I also had a TI-89 and you could directly type in most calc problem and get a great step by step answer. The symbolic solver on that thing was great.
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by voxic11 5y ago
Wuhan is a very old city. Settled in 1500 BC.
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by voxic11 5y ago
If you went to school before 2011 this likely isn't how it worked. Instead you actually got a loan from a private lender which was guaranteed by the federal government. The ACA changed this so that the federal government now actually o
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by voxic11 5y ago
Standard floats cannot represent very common numbers such as 0.1 exactly so they are generally disfavored for financial calculations where an approximated result is often unacceptable. > For example, the non-representability of 0.1 and 0
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by voxic11 5y ago
Speech reasonably interpreted as bearing the school’s imprimatur falls outside the scope of this opinion so these comments would need to be made personally and not "as the school team". The opinion still allows students consent to
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by voxic11 5y ago
If the parallel construction worked then we wouldn't know it had occurred. There are multiple officials on record saying parallel construction is a widespread practice and "used every day". > The two senior DEA officials,
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by voxic11 5y ago
That particular device wasn't. But other very similar devices have been purchased by the US military. > The Navy's counterterrorism technology task force tested Sniffex and concluded "The Sniffex handheld explosives detect
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by voxic11 5y ago
The reasoning is to protect customer data held by third parties. Prosecutors are exempt from the law but defense attorneys are not. > Both GitHub and California courts are sticking by tech companies’ traditional hardline interpretation o
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by voxic11 5y ago
No the issue on ios isn't that W^X is enforced, its that you can't mark a page that was writable as executable (whereas W^X just implies that a page can't be both writable and executable at the same time ). Firefox has bee
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by voxic11 5y ago
I use steam on my phone all the time via gforce now.
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by voxic11 5y ago
London Trust Media was sold and most of those things were the doing of the old owners.
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by voxic11 5y ago
Where do you get the idea that criminals target innocent people? The few statistics I have seen indicate criminals tend to target other criminals because they are less likely to go to the police if a crime is committed against them.

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