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by voxic11 8y ago
Maybe because Wikipedia is a community effort and it would be a loss if Germans could no longer contribute to it without aiding a criminal enterprise. At the very least German administrators would no longer be allowed, because they could be
842.
by voxic11 8y ago
Has that actually happened in Singapore though? I usually read about those kinds of incidents in rural communities which are recently and rapidly becoming internet connected. Not in densely populated and highly educated city-states which ha
843.
by voxic11 8y ago
Contracts, or at least clauses within contracts, which require a party to break the law are not valid.
844.
by voxic11 8y ago
I think you are misconstruing the aims of the right to repair movement. Its nothing to do with forcing companies to make it "easy" to repair, but rather about preventing companies from including "features" which serve no
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by voxic11 8y ago
What happens if domains have conflicting policies set?
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by voxic11 8y ago
> Static KBA, also referred to as "shared secrets" or "shared secret questions", is commonly used by banks, financial services companies and e-mail providers to prove the identity of the customer before allowing accou
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by voxic11 9y ago
Though as I understand it each missile site has its own control and 2 man system. Even if only 1 out of 10 obeyed their orders and launched it would likely be the end of mankind or at least civilization as we recognize it.
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by voxic11 10y ago
Carbon credits operate on a voluntary basis and are not a tax.
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by voxic11 10y ago
This way they get choice of venue?
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by voxic11 10y ago
It's one of the primary goals of the project > Provide low-level buildings blocks for pthreads-style shared memory: shared memory between threads, atomics and futexes (or synchronic). New atomic memory operators, including loads&#x2
851.
by voxic11 10y ago
Well those processors just run bytecode compiled from Java source code. The same is true of more traditional processors they just run bytecode compiled from c source code. I thicnk they are both doing essentially the same thing.
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by voxic11 10y ago
Arbitration clauses here in the United States don't even required a valid contract, you can bind yourself to arbitration by simple agreement due to the https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Arbitration_Act
853.
by voxic11 10y ago
In the United States we have a judicial concept called a "contract of adhesion". For a contract to be treated as a contract of adhesion, it must be presented on a standard form on a "take it or leave it" basis, and give
854.
by voxic11 10y ago
On the other hand every girl I've been sufficiently intimate with has told me they don't use the pill because it causes the exact issues you describe it helping. The pill is not for everyone.
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by voxic11 10y ago
But they already have to get their drugs certified independently in other countries so yes it costs more to introduce multiple varients to the US market but it does not cost much more to introduce different varients to multiple countries th
856.
by voxic11 10y ago
Yes https://obamawhitehouse.archives.gov/the-press-office/2016/0...
857.
by voxic11 10y ago
It's as permanent as you can make law without amending the Constitution.
858.
by voxic11 10y ago
How fast does it run on 1995 hardware though?
859.
by voxic11 10y ago
Speed just becomes more important which is why counties are developing hypersonic boost glide weapons such as https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/WU-14
860.
by voxic11 10y ago
Where is this setting?
861.
by voxic11 10y ago
It's a pretty essential law for maintaining the internet as we know it. If providers could be sued for the content, provided by others, that passes through their services then we can't really have an open internet. ISPs would be a
862.
by voxic11 10y ago
Because they can't be under US law. > No provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content provider. https://en.m.w
863.
by voxic11 10y ago
That page notes >Some researchers have estimated that the lifetime health care costs for smokers are lower than for non-smokers. In the models these researchers used, the health care cost savings attributed to smokers' premature dea
864.
by voxic11 10y ago
This is how it works in dotnet. var val = await Task.Run(() => doSomeThreadedWork(param)); Indicates to the runtime that the specified delegate may be run on another thread. This doesn't explicitly start a new thread but rather just
865.
by voxic11 10y ago
All those options also apply to Uber, you can buy it or join it and convince the shareholders to make your CEO.
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by voxic11 10y ago
Neither of those links gives any data about the costs of smoking, what do you propose the costs are? I thought smokers cost governments less then the average person. > However, smokers die some 10 years earlier than nonsmokers, according
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by voxic11 10y ago
I thought smokers cost governments less then the average person because they tend to die quickly right before retirement age. So governments get all the productivity without having to pay for a long retirement and possibly very long and dra
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by voxic11 10y ago
Async/await and promises are quite good concurrency abstractions.
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by voxic11 10y ago
It's nice to see an example of self regulation working once in a while.
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by voxic11 10y ago
The United States government owns the .gov gtld so it's pretty easy to identify their emails.

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