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by zaroth 6y ago
I don’t think any of the Net Neutrality bills in MA ever actually became law. But with the way the internet actually works, it’s not clear that state-level regulation can be effect in this area, since packets will frequently cross state lin
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by zaroth 6y ago
Well Netflix has to have been running at multiples of their regular bandwidth the last year, and at least anecdotally my experience has been flawless, and I haven't read about any widespread issues with Netflix streaming. It certainly
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by zaroth 6y ago
In fact there were two shootings within a week in “CHAZ”, and one of the victims died.
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by zaroth 6y ago
An angry mob surrounded the White House and tried to burn down the Church of the Presidents on May 31, 2020. Trump had to shelter in the bunker, but he was just a coward, and the people were just demanding justice. > Then came darkness,
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by zaroth 6y ago
I’m no expert in this but I have a brother-in-law who is a police officer and a brother whose is a defense lawyer who deals with these cases sometimes; here’s how I understand it to work basically. If you refuse to come to the door for 20 m
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by zaroth 6y ago
I don’t see how this can be dismissed as “whataboutism” to discuss examples of how the specific policy under discussion should impact different types of speech. It’s literally the topic of discussion. You could say, two sides of the same co
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by zaroth 6y ago
There was no SWAT team. A couple officers knocked on her door for 20 minutes and she refused to open it, so they had to call for backup. It was about the most polite you could ever ask for the police to be when refusing them entry while the
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by zaroth 6y ago
They have a very interesting monetization strategy, musescore.org vs musescore.com where you pay to access the sheet music library. Another program I am greatly enjoying is Synthesia particularly because I can drop in any MIDI file exported
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by zaroth 6y ago
I really wish there was video of the entire process start to finish. This part in particular seems like it would be incredibly amusing right before the account gets added; > It is easy to see when the loop is running because the Narrato
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by zaroth 6y ago
Thank you this is a much better place to read about the attack and the bugs in the contracts which allowed it to be pulled off.
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by zaroth 6y ago
EDIT: The article linked by qqii [1] is much better and actually answers all these questions. In short, the smart contracts to allow the loan and to allow the 5x leverage position were totally buggy. [1] - https://news.ycombinato
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by zaroth 6y ago
I’d say it’s pretty well certain that between solar and wind there’s abundant energy to be harvested. It’s just a matter of storing it cheaply, and lithium supply is rather extensive. At this point it’s “simply” a matter of scaling up the m
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by zaroth 6y ago
Thank you. Mods should change the title to avoid clickbait.
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by zaroth 6y ago
It seems like this is a crucial part of their competitive advantage, while Intel ends up totally hamstrung under the weight of four decades of past design decisions.
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by zaroth 6y ago
45,000 years is relatively such a blink of an eye. At the same time it’s pretty impressive to have found this painting, it’s also pretty amazing that the vast majority of human history is almost entirely unknown to us. For scale, this reach
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by zaroth 6y ago
Was it public or private labs that did all the amazing mRNA research?
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by zaroth 6y ago
I think it’s not particularly surprising that cars have parts that fail early and need replacing. I had a similar failure in my Infiniti 2006 G35. The Bose stereo had a cap that would blow, which would cut power to the whole center stack, i
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by zaroth 6y ago
The predictive notification is new as of 2020.40.9.2, which was released on November 24, 2020 after they extended the warranty. Just because it was release on 11/24 doesn’t mean all cars got it that day. Figure it can take a little whi
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by zaroth 6y ago
This one? https://youtu.be/r1CTu1HOgWg
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by zaroth 6y ago
My nit with DDG is that I like to run my iPhone in Dark Mode, but I really don’t like the dark mode rendering of DDG. I always browse in Private mode, so switching the session to light mode is totally unhelpful. I wonder if anyone else runs
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by zaroth 6y ago
The word “need” presupposes a particular outcome. You don’t “need” to breathe, unless you want to live. The universe doesn’t “need” to keep existing. So in language, when we say we need something, it’s a need for a particular and often pres
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by zaroth 6y ago
Yes, Trump’s speech clearly does not fall under “fighting words” which leaves only the even harder test (from Brandenburg) of speech that “is directed to inciting or producing imminent lawless action and is likely to incite or produce such
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by zaroth 6y ago
Tesla has already extended the warranty on this part to 8 years / 100,000 miles. [1] Their software now detects the issue before it occurs and adds a notification alerting the driver. [2] I assume the difference with a recall is there’
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Netflix logins from AppleTV failing with Code 113
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by zaroth 6y ago
I think it’s totally clear that in the court of public opinion Trump is guilty of inciting the riot. In the context of a court of law, if we’re speaking about the actual limits of free speech in America, I think Trump’s speech does not meet
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by zaroth 6y ago
I think there are a few problems with this theory. First, what Trump actually told the protestors on the 6th was to go peacefully. His plain language has been analyzed by qualified legal scholars and they conclude it does not meet the very
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by zaroth 6y ago
I posted this in response to another of your comments, but in Section 2339a; > ...it is necessary that a defendant in some sort associate himself with the venture, that he participate in it as in something that he wishes to bring about,
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by zaroth 6y ago
No, for example see: https://gizmodo.com/supreme-court-online-threats-legal-as-lo...
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by zaroth 6y ago
You’ve mentioned Section 2339a multiple times in various threads. I think you may fundamentally misunderstand the necessary elements of the charge. Specifically I would point you to a legal analysis of this particular section [1] which incl
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by zaroth 6y ago
> For many kinds of criminal content posing an acute public safety hazard, it does, and it's very simple: if you have knowledge of the existence of the material, you must take it down or become yourself criminally liable for it . I

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