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In the copyright-adjacent space, there's the concept of something having no substantial non-infringement-supporting use. It's a judgment call, of course, and certainly it's abused... but that seems like what people are anglin
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I've started using Amazon's website to find a product and then going to the seller's website to buy it... what goes around comes around, I guess.
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3y ago
The first part of your idea sounds a lot like a false vacuum decay which is metaphorically a lot like a supersaturated solution.
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3y ago
It means there's one node in that chassis, eg here's a 2U4N product: https://www.servethehome.com/dell-emc-poweredge-c6525-review...
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3y ago
The article is frustratingly vague. Who told them to prioritize Amazon packages? Who is not hiring enough people to keep up with their volume?
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3y ago
Man ... what on earth happened to PA's artwork style?
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3y ago
I think the "b" stands for base pairs (bases) rather than bytes or bits in this context.
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3y ago
Yeah, just in the text of the OK response. So I guess it isn't really very structured. Seems like it would be a useful ESMTP capability to add though - queue identifier and MTA-assigned message-ID.
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3y ago
Hm, many MTAs do return a unique queue ID when they accept a message over SMTP. Does SES not implement that?
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3y ago
... For Workgroups
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> But no one seriously would invest time and money in a business that's, well, illegal. I ... what? That really doesn't jibe with my observations of the world.
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I suppose from that perspective WAFs exist simply because of Conway's law.
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Swift probably did it for ObjC compatibility, and ObjC got it from Smalltalk.
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3y ago
You might enjoy these: https://workshop.fomu.im/en/latest/ https://www.fpga4fun.com/
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3y ago
What do you use for spam filtering (or do you outsource it to Google)? My spam filters have gotten leakier of late, but I haven't gotten around to fiddling with them again.
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It's such a broad hobby that there isn't really a least common denominator. The easiest way to get into it is probably voice chat on VHF — a cheap Baofeng brand handheld radio and a license will get you on the air and you can deci
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3y ago
Yeah, I'm a little surprised if ARRL doesn't have a way to get forwarding setup for <callsign>@arrl.org or something. Every call sign has an associated (postal) mailing address that's public information anyway.
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3y ago
I already see that happening, except without the Megabuilding. For example, I see lots of semi-permanent food trucks — they park in the same spot every day, running off of bottled propane and a noisy little generator hanging off the hitch,
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3y ago
This is, I think, the difference between thinking of a quaternion (or a vector!) as a collection of numbers with rules for manipulating them, and thinking of a quaternion (or a vector) as an abstract geometrical object that exists in a spac
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tldr: TOTP doesn't work if one device doesn't know what time it is.
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Using national flags as a language symbol is pretty dodgy anyway. I suppose I could get upset that there's a monarchist flag for English on most websites.
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3y ago
If you really want to, there's also the `join` command, which has been part of the standard unix toolset for longer than many of us have been alive.
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3y ago
Weird website, looks like it was copied from somewhere that had more information. What is the inward-facing ultrasonic microphone for?
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I think endo/ecto are mechanisms and homeo/poikilo are results. They mostly match up (why spend all that energy generating body heat if you're not going to use it to maintain a constant maximally-biochemically-effective tempe
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Earth is a big RTG. About half of geothermal heat is fossil heat from formation, but the rest is from decay of radionuclides like potassium and thorium.
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That sounds fascinatingly different from how most teams I know of operate. If you don't mind talking about it a bit more, what application domain do you work in? Do you know how this work style arose in your team?
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I think this is an example of what GP was talking about. DI is a way to manage the programming style, very common in Java, which relies on a huge amount of global mutable state. This makes testing and reasoning about code really hard. The a
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BCD modes only take a few gates to implement; their biggest cost is probably the instruction encoding space they occupy. On a chip as small as the 6502 it makes sense that some users would want to avoid the expensive decimal/binary con
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A second issue is that ISBNs identify a specific SKU (different formats will have different ISBNs, different printings may even get different ISBNs, etc), but book-related projects typically want some way to identify "the same book&quo
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3y ago
There's a whole field of study and endeavor called "politics" which is concerned with this very question! Check it out!
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