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yaur
7y ago
what you are looking for is MusicBrainz. You can download their full db and start hacking from there.
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yaur
7y ago
taxi medallions were invented to prevent this exact thing.
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yaur
7y ago
Actually I do. I don't feel bad about writing any legal software. If laws suck they should be changed.
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yaur
7y ago
How would you structure a compensation scheme that fairly compensates someone who was wrongly imprisoned before "iPhone" was a thing until now? Assume that his imprisonment has deprived him of the ability to learn critical financ
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yaur
7y ago
I helped build a product a while back that helped those owners give access to the local police. Depending on what the owner wanted to do this could be just the street cameras or everything.
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yaur
7y ago
I believe that the point of the theft charge was to get a search warrant, which they did. Regardless of if he “walks” on the theft charge it seems unlikely that the evidence they gathered when serving that warrant will be thrown out.
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yaur
7y ago
Looking at the changes around Midewin National Tall Grass Prairie... I don’t think this is an improvement. AFACT the boundaries between federal, forest preserve district( which has different usage restrictions), and private land is now tot
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yaur
7y ago
Missing from this article is "Channels" which is a third-party app that runs on Apple TV that lets you stream and record from a local network tuner.
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MyHeritage Acquires Promethease
(businesswire.com)
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yaur
7y ago
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yaur
7y ago
A friend of mine got one of these and if you read carefully they aren't really even "tickets" though they try hard to obscure that. AFAICT the only real recourse the company that issues these "violations" has if you
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yaur
7y ago
In order to get the highest level protection in widevine (the numbering is confusing) the decryption code and secure media path all need to be provisioned by the OEM. In otherwords the “other people” running code in the Secure Enclave is th
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yaur
7y ago
so much whitespace... https://imgur.com/a/6c4FPeL
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yaur
7y ago
Look at any of the "flash crashes" of recent years were out of control AI escalated the problem much faster than humans could react to it. Just take that and imagine that there are nuclear weapons involved.
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yaur
7y ago
I've switched almost entirely to diceware passwords and the too-long thing is a major PITA.
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yaur
7y ago
> First, you have annoying problem of remembering which service or app to use for each show. If available on multiple services, you have to remember which one you were watching on so it preserves your place. On Apple TV this is pretty mu
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yaur
7y ago
My understanding from what I’ve read elsewhere is that changing the AoA sensor from non-safety critical to safety critical is enough for it to be considered a new type of aircraft. This makes sense as you would expect pilots and crew to be
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yaur
7y ago
Is it really possible for Boeing to fix this problem with out making changes that will require pilots to recertify anyway? If not then it seems like the training costs are a wash.
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yaur
7y ago
In “the complete private pilot” they definitely talk about AoA in the context of stalls. I’m pretty surprised to hear that civilian pilots don’t use it.
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yaur
8y ago
Its because you don't use Facebook in order to communicate WITH facebook. Just like with the telephone company or an email provider they only have access to the communication by virtue of the fact that they have set themselves up as an
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yaur
8y ago
Is this really true though? From what I have read it sounds like part of the problem is that manually adjusting the trim wheel requires more strength than at least some pilots possess due to the mechanical forces on the plane. I don't
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yaur
8y ago
Does this already have a name? If not can we call it bike-trolling?
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yaur
8y ago
The trick seems to be to put them on bikes. At least where I'm at kids that are riding bikes are assumed to be "free range" while kids on foot are assumed to be lost.
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yaur
8y ago
d is the only one that the people paying me care about. The benefit of not dealing with upstream is that I can get more done that they do care about. I also got burned in a case where I was added to a project as a maintainer and then the or
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yaur
8y ago
If it is not private it's a valid thing to use for ad targeting.
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yaur
8y ago
Answering those questions is probably the best way to rack up SO karma.
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yaur
8y ago
If the easement predates his ownership of the property, hasn’t he already been “compensated” in the form of a lower price for the property?
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yaur
9y ago
Archive.org has lots of old books which I've used in family history research. It looks like they have 3 distinct scans of the one you linked.
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yaur
9y ago
Im going to guess that was 2.96 https://www.gnu.org/software/gcc/gcc-2.96.html
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yaur
9y ago
The target consumers in this case are small children, that they are incapable of evaluating the content placed in front of them is exactly the point.
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yaur
9y ago
The real trick, or at least the real trick the last time they pulled this stunt, is that most of the passengers are airline employees.
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