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yuubi
5y ago
I suspect an editor without sufficient medical knowledge might have made the reverse of that edit to tighten up the first sentence.
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5y ago
To save others a click: CDC says to give ivermectin to kill intestinal parasites (with an exception due to risk to people who might be carrying loa loa). Not horse paste to treat a virus.
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yuubi
5y ago
I read the question as "what if the designer uses designer tools to make a PNG with text instead of HTML that calls for a fancy font, then posts that?" It seems like that should (in the US) work like any normal use of a font on a
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yuubi
5y ago
This is a pseudopolynomial time algorithm: polynomial in the magnitude of an important number, not in the number of bits that it takes to write it down. Problems with those kind of algorithm available don't make P=NP because the probl
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yuubi
5y ago
That information is on the outside of the envelope and is verified before the envelope is opened. In some states, the ballot is inside another envelope that is opened after the voter info is separated from the ballot.
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yuubi
5y ago
I (not a lawyer) understand copyright law to mostly prohibit us from copying the spec document without permission, and then the license provides permission for some copying of the document. I'm pretty sure the authors really want to pr
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yuubi
5y ago
The "You may not use or adapt this material for any commercial purpose, such as to create a commercial database or database-as-a-service offering" language suggests that they think the license covers more than just distributing th
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yuubi
5y ago
I read it as "it would be a kindness if you left this information for those who find your repository".
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5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_character_description_... ?
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5y ago
They are the recipe for one piece of the virus (which is important to its function, so hopefully among the parts least subject to mutation), and then your cells that get vaccine in them make the foreign protein, which then causes the usual
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yuubi
5y ago
In cdma2000, it's an option. I didn't notice such a thing in LTE. (LTE does include some options to determine position by propagation delay between mobile and base station, but they all involve the mobile reporting time measuremen
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6y ago
Some terminals support a programmable answerback string, and of course the ENQ control character to send it to the host. Some have programmable function keys and a command to read them, which often (always?) sends the programmed string as c
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yuubi
6y ago
Less precision, more speed than a digital calculator, in my experience (at least in high school physics class in the early 90s). Makes sense because the slide rule takes one precise movement per number but the digital calculator takes one m
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yuubi
6y ago
Both have public documentation sufficient to decode a message without applying any secret information, so no.
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6y ago
Huh. I heard (US high school algebra in a recent unspecified century) the fact that ab=ba called "the commutative property of multiplication", and the "symmetric property of equality" meant a=b <=> b=a, and didn&#x
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6y ago
It works better if you know how the scales are constructed and get familiar with properties of logarithms (mainly variations on log ab = log a + log b) C and D are plain log scales, where one decade is the length of the rule. They're s
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6y ago
> why aren't the owners looking for them there? Some people live far enough from Alabama that it's inconvenient to visit the store every couple of days to check.
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6y ago
Except not. The MAC-layer identity in LTE is the RNTI, which is temporarily assigned by each cell before the mobile transmits any sort of unique ID.
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6y ago
At least in LTE, the IMEI isn't a necessary part of connection setup. The network identifies the user seeking to connect by a temporary identifier if one of those is allocated or by the IMSI if that's all the user has. After the n
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7y ago
> mentioning lawsuits brought upon them that the company won Perhaps something like "Please follow the safety rules. If you don't follow them and you hurt yourself, you won't get a huge payday, just bad injuries that your
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7y ago
This one was called Aztec and Manx C, depending on what part you looked at. It lacked bit field struct members and I think a couple of other features but don't remember now. I learned Zilog first and agree with you. I had to keep an 80
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7y ago
Have a section of callback pointers and check against the bounds of the section? G++ uses this mechanism for static constructors, but it's general purpose (Linux uses it to collect lists of drivers to initialize, for instance, with mac
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7y ago
I was once blessed with a z80 c compiler, hosted on msdos but targeting cp/m (maybe it was ported for use with embedded targets). Its output was 8080 assembler with the odd db here and there when it wanted to emit a z80 instruction. It
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7y ago
By default, the system optimizes for speed and doesn't ensure that seller A's customers get the units sent by seller A and B's customers get those sent by B. This means that in a discussion about provenance of specific units,
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yuubi
7y ago
That used to belong to a company selling a proprietary implementation of X11 a while back (I want to say MetroLink? They had ads in the Linux print magazines at the time).
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7y ago
In the US at last check, bitmap fonts weren't subject to copyright. Also, the X11 fonts I've looked at had a license string something like "these glyphs are unencumbered".
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7y ago
It's easy to make a file that both a valid image and a valid zip file, because zip readers start from the end-of-central-directory at EOF and most other things start from a header at the start of the file. Many such images included a
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7y ago
If the plugs differ and both are the straight blade type, it's because something relevant to safety differs, probably which wires are present (white neutral or green safety ground) and/or the current rating. You can get in trouble
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yuubi
7y ago
Only if you use conversion within the language: void *p=0; If you said memset(&p, 0, sizeof(p)) then that's not guaranteed to work on all implementations.
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7y ago
If it starts xn-- then it's punycode, and the prefix was apparently chosen because it didn't occur in any actual DNS labels.
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