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by voxic11 10mo ago
No matter where they were based they would be subject to US laws since they offer services to US peoples. (similar to how everyone here always points out that US companies are subject to EU laws if they offer services in the EU).
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by voxic11 10mo ago
Thanks that worked, so weird that you have to do it twice...
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by voxic11 10mo ago
It's in the article linked > When buying groceries—food and non-alcoholic beverages, pet food or supplies, disposable paper or plastic products, soap, household cleaners, laundry products, or light bulbs—you must be charged the lowe
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by voxic11 10mo ago
Keep in mind the right to a jury trial doesn't mean you are forced to always receive a jury trial. If you think a trial by judge would be better for you then you can always waive your right to be tried by a jury. The right to waive you
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by voxic11 10mo ago
Has this been your experience serving on juries? Mine hasn't been like this at all (northeastern US).
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by voxic11 11mo ago
Could be for performance? Basically cache the group lookup result into a signed cookie that can be checked at the edge rather than needing to do a geoip lookup for every request.
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by voxic11 11mo ago
Yes courts have found that game mods, even if they don't directly include any content from the original game in their distributable, count as derivative works under copyright. > The ruling continues to apply to the legal status of v
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by voxic11 11mo ago
It's still a felony, just not classified as a "violent" one for the purposes of strikes/early release.
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by voxic11 11mo ago
The bottleneck is webgl. I'm not sure why exactly but firefox is pretty well known to have significantly worse webgl performance than can be achieved with chrome.
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by voxic11 11mo ago
It patches the game with a modernized UX, implements a new client-server multiplayer networking model, allows you to play the game on systems which don't support it like macOS, and adds better support for modding. Overall it just updat
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by voxic11 11mo ago
Copyright, you have to provide all the copyrighted material yourself so that they can't be sued for distributing it.
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by voxic11 11mo ago
There are plenty of ways to implement images without allowing for tracking pixels. Only allowing images to be served from first party domains would be a simple one.
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by voxic11 11mo ago
But with a lease it's up to the landlord to maintain the property. That's what he is saying you get the downsides of both lease and ownership with none of the upsides.
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by voxic11 11mo ago
They do mention that you can pirate it. But that is kind of the point of the article, the only way to play the game is to break the law.
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by voxic11 11mo ago
And I think that was part of the reason it was one of the last consoles sold for a loss.
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by voxic11 11mo ago
I wasn't able to find any states where this is the case. They all appear to have rules that say you can only be issued a state ID or a state drivers license but not both at the same time. Additionally federal REAL ID rules have the sam
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by voxic11 11mo ago
Don't hand over your physical ID either. Unless you are driving no one can make you identify yourself with a government ID.
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by voxic11 11mo ago
Have you looked at https://signoz.io/ ? Its the closest I have tried, but I still wouldn't put it quite at the same level of usability.
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by voxic11 11mo ago
afaik yes, its what the for-profit companies like turbotax use as well. While its "modernized" in comparison to older systems it was originally created in 2004 (and you can tell because it has XML galore).
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by voxic11 11mo ago
I use one of these, very convenient. You can even buy multiple of them and place them around the room. https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Wireless-Keyboard-Touchpad-P...
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by voxic11 1y ago
According to the v8 devs it also can increase parsing performance > Our scanner can only do so much however. As a developer you can further improve parsing performance by increasing the information density of your programs. The easiest w
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by voxic11 1y ago
Texas takes the fingerprints of everyone who is issued a drivers license. In other states its usually only for commercial licenses.
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by voxic11 1y ago
Yeah in some ways the obfuscation and mappings are similar to minification and sourcemaps in javascript.
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by voxic11 1y ago
It seems, based on the article in the sibling comment, that Pandora took a overly narrow view of the encryption requirements for working with credit card data. So they served the web pages over HTTP and only used HTTPS for the API calls tha
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by voxic11 1y ago
Actually this bug is in Microsoft.AspNetCore.App.Runtime which is an implict package that comes from the runtime. So simply updating your version of the dotnet should fix any vulnerable applications.
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by voxic11 1y ago
McDonalds Monopoly game was a sweepstakes, you could get game pieces for free by simply asking, which is why it doesn't fall afoul of gambling laws.
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by voxic11 1y ago
In chatgpt at least if you start a temporary chat it does not have access to memories.
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by voxic11 1y ago
In all US states corporations may be represented by lawyers in small claims cases. The actual difference is that in higher courts corporations usually must be represented by lawyers whereas many states allow normal employees to represent
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by voxic11 1y ago
I don't think this is true. DNT being absent or set to consenting is not enough to infer the user has given specific and informed consent under the GDPR. > Explicit consent: Under the GDPR and similar laws, consent must be specific,
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by voxic11 1y ago
Go has decentralized package hosting and it works reasonably well. Deno does also but I'm less clear on well how that is working out for them.

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