zauguin

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by zauguin 4y ago
You don't have to define `\First` and `\Second` since these are predefined as `\@firstoftwo` and `\@secondoftwo`. Also the Unicode bytes are already active so setting their catcode is useless. Also redefining the first octet breaks LaT
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by zauguin 4y ago
I don't know TeXmaker, but it's highly unlikely that you can't compile this with any normal TeX distribution. It's not a LaTeX file though, it's a TeXinfo file but since it includes the texinfo.tex file it shouldn&#
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by zauguin 4y ago
> Going through court will lead to even more dragged out speculation and hurt Twitter more than any other party. They can't be 100% sure that they will win the case, It's hard to be 100% sure, but there is a rather high probabi
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by zauguin 4y ago
> He's not the type to intentionally deceive others. He's often wrong, but he's upfront with what he thinks. So when he submitted official documents that he wants to be a passive investor at Twitter while already having in
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by zauguin 4y ago
Take macOS. It moved from "Mac OS X" over "OS X" to "macOS" which was (AFAICT) purely a "random" surface level change (especially with the "remove Mac only to reintroduce it later and remove the
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by zauguin 4y ago
All the carriers here enabled it for their direct customers, but many resellers still only provide IPv4 connectivity (with CGNAT).
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by zauguin 4y ago
The problem with using "constitution" in this way is that EU laws do also have to conform to the national constitutions, so in every individual state of the EU the statement that some EU law is unconstitutional already has a well
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by zauguin 4y ago
Looking at my last two (non notebook) motherboards (neither of them being particularly new) one of them has a pin header where a serial port could be attached, the other only has some contacts on the board without even pins. Neither of them
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by zauguin 4y ago
Since your code doesn't write the authors to the file it already requires that the authors are given before `\maketitle`, so then it's also reasonable to require affiliations there. Then you get something like https://g
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by zauguin 4y ago
Theoretically I would expect it to be much easier (and cheaper) to get a static IP with IPv6.
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by zauguin 4y ago
IMO hiding the stars is the most useful feature here because I never understood why stars are public in the first place. People just use stars in completely different ways such that the information that someone starred something ends up bei
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by zauguin 4y ago
Based on my experience there does not seem to be a strong (positive) correlation between masters degrees and muscles. Might depend on the Master of course.
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by zauguin 4y ago
It depends on what the remaining space is used for. If you have some hidden menu which can be expanded into a sidebar, some vertically stacked content which can be moved to the side etc. then restricting the main text to around 80 chars is
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by zauguin 4y ago
There's no need for lobbying by manufacturers since the consortiums are directly controlled by the manufacturers. If the brand looses value, they switch to the next one.
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by zauguin 5y ago
But wouldn't any competent weapon developer then change this wave and emulate laser pointer as much as possible to avoid detection?
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by zauguin 5y ago
Then all possible keys fit into the 0.04 bit remaining keyspace.
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by zauguin 5y ago
Given the global scale I can assure you that the illegality has been proven in many affected countries. The main question is if it's also illegal in the US.
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by zauguin 5y ago
The answers on https://law.stackexchange.com/questions/76594/if-you-are-a-l... strongly suggest that the IRS generally would not share these papers with other law enforcement agencies (except under very special ci
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by zauguin 5y ago
If you reduce the search space of 2 bit keys by 99% then there there are only 0.04 keys left. That's too small to find a single key, not too large.
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by zauguin 5y ago
Also controlled by the OS, but many ThinkPad's have such a button and light too.
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by zauguin 5y ago
As a clang++ demonstration see https://godbolt.org/z/bTMT6qd4f . The failing `static_assert` uses the variable `i` which comes from the line missing a semicolon. It only reaches this assert because the compiler internal
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by zauguin 5y ago
Isn't this already the case? Does anyone actually think that you give voluntary informed consent to something by being annoyed into pressing a button? No, if you show a cookie banner your users do not opt-in. So a cookie banner is poin
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by zauguin 5y ago
I really don't expect a page to work perfectly without JS. If some small feature uses it that's perfectly fine. But if I visit a page with JS disabled, I want these features using it to be broken and not the entire page to be unus
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by zauguin 5y ago
There are also quite some headers GitHub sets which often can be used for filters. E.g. instead of checking for `[reponame]` in the title, you can check the `List-ID` to filter for a specific repo.
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by zauguin 5y ago
That's probably different for everyone, but > In the exploration phase, you don’t know what the thing is going to be, you don’t have all of the information or ideas you want to have, you don’t even know if what you’re thinking about
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by zauguin 5y ago
Except the developers can still have access to the key, they just have to share it with Google. This not only violates the old advice: "Never share your private key!", it also gives you the worst of both worlds: You have to trust
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by zauguin 5y ago
I'm so relieved. Given that I'm a superintelligent shade of yellow you would have been my mortal enemy otherwise.
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by zauguin 5y ago
I would expect that the sales people did focus on mid-tier clients. After all, if they would have approached high-tier clients Ali supposedly had connections with I would expect the responses to show that this isn't real.
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by zauguin 5y ago
> [...] if you want to get a /24 block from RIPE NCC when you sign up as a member, then you are currently looking at a 2 month wait for a recycled IPv4 /24 block. That's a rather optimistic view of the situation. The next
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by zauguin 5y ago
CC BY is not a copyleft license. Copyleft is explicitly about the requirement to use the same license for modifications, which is present in CC BY-SA, but not in CC BY. CC BY is recognized by the FSF as a free license and by Debian as DFS

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