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To get a driver signed by Microsoft, the developer of the driver is required to provide a full cert pass log from the Windows Hardware Lab Kit to dev center [0]. Do you have any article that says the CrowdStrike driver has been tested by Mi
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Yup. Individuals want to optimize for quality of life but the decisionmakers are optimizing for household income (or perhaps GDP).
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> My personal preference is to use time estimates with some uncertainty. A day or less. 2-3 days. A week at most. In the project management world, there is an assumption that tasks that are overestimated and underestimated would even the
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> I clicked expecting basically an undocumented errata with specific, 100% reproducible instructions and a deep dive into the internal architecture changes that could have caused this. That's a really high bar for a non-Intel invest
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Cairo Desktop Environment
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In BC, Canada, there is a maximum motor power limit of 500W for e-bikes. I am not sure if switching (or locking?) the e-bike to power assist level 1 would qualify.
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> The result should be a single .exe file with no or minimal dependencies and a size of less than 40MB Computers come with a modern browser now. Instead of a .exe file, could it be, let's say, a single .html file with inlined image
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> For a large company this is a millions of dollars The FDA was expecting that companies spend millions to ensure that the products are free of sesame to help people with allergies, but companies realize that it's easier to just add
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Here is a question that's been bugging me. What is the modern day tool that achieves the same thing as HyperCard back then? Is it html/javascript?
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Black text on Grey background was nice. I am not sure why we switched to dark grey text on white background or light grey text on black background.
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It didn't help that Apple provided the $0.99 price point for iPhone applications when the expectation for programs before was at least $20.
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The only thing constant in modern web design seems to be the ever-increasing amount of margins and paddings. Everything else goes in cycles. When Google fully-rounded the corners of a rectangle, they added even more margins and paddings. Wh
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> War between nuclear powers doesn't happen any more That might change as more nations acquire nuclear weapons. Or maybe the pathway to world peace is to give every country nukes.
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> leaving a huge opportunity for competitors to make a 5€ a month product. Best of all, if the competitor becomes a threat, the company with 50€ a month product can just buy them out.
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Doesn't 10.x.x.x only have 255x255x255=16 million addresses? Still a lot through.
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My bad. I didn't realize that the Move to IOS app had been addressed in your blog.
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I also looked into transferring WhatsApp data from Android to IOS recently and there is an official way to transfer in both directions now. https://faq.whatsapp.com/686469079565350/?helpref=hc_fnav I didn't end up
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I have a different take on this. If the same feature were built on Android or iPhone, the data would be encrypted, and the researchers would have had a hard time accessing the SQLite file itself. Microsoft's takeaway from this negative
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> But they maintained a land, air, and sea blockade of the region, controlling water, food, power, trade, and immigration. And the region remained under continuous threat of the Israeli military returning. That's not self governing.
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While it says that your personal data may be seen by human reviewers to troubleshoot, address abused or make improvement based on your feedback, it does not mention that your data will be used to generate ideas for blog posts.
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It's harder to avoid bad quality videos that now you can't see downvotes. As for the video being unnecessarily long - I have played with copying the transcript from the video into ChatGPT, but they tend to be too long for ChatGPT
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> Too many properties are being used as investments and not as a primary residence. When properties are being used as an investment, they are rented out. If that's true, it should show up as higher rental vacancy rate and low/s
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I was surprised to hear that they got authors of RSS readers to get in touch and fix issues. Last time I looked for an RSS reader for Windows, it was a graveyard of abandoned software.
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Steve Gibsons was always a bit of a laggard in adopting things through. He was writing pages about how assembly languages create small programs in the late 90s when that advantage was no longer relevant, running a newsgroup server and hooki
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It was a good era where when ICQ added too many ads and features to the 99a client, I was able to switch to an alternatives like Miranda IM and they didn't make any attempts to block the alternate clients.
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They committed to manufacture each Pi models for a number of years. This is important for those building a product around it.
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Is this the reason that my old mid/low end android devices become unusable even through they no longer get updates?
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> This concerns the “macroeconomic slide,” introduced as part of the 2004 reform of the public pension system. The macroeconomic slide is an indexing mechanism that automatically limits total payouts of retirement benefits to keep them i
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High powered laser would also work.
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For context, ChatGPT doesn't seem to be very good at less popular languages. In my experience, it's able to generate good C# code, but it is very poor at generating Autohotkey code. So it's a similiar situation here with LISP
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