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by zoky 3y ago
There are other ways to shut down a third-party service, from sending a cease and desist letter for trademark infringement to server-side blocking of access to their API.
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by zoky 3y ago
> The fact that you're so careless about this makes me concerned about your ability to judge its medical advice. Uhhh… That’s what leads you to be skeptical about the quality of medical advice you might get from an AI bot you can
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by zoky 3y ago
> I could potentially hire an electrician to run a new circuit out to the pole where I have a lamp that is next to my driveway, but there's no feasible way for me to get anything other than L1 charging out there safely, which would
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by zoky 3y ago
My particular favorite accent is from Ghana: https://accent.gmu.edu/browse_language.php?function=detail&s...
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Speech Accent Archive(accent.gmu.edu)
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by zoky 3y ago
This is some extremely dishonest shit. > The tsunami that followed the Great East Japan earthquake damaged the electrical supply lines to the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant and wrecked safety infrastructure. An estimated 20,000 pe
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by zoky 3y ago
Oh hey, I just did your license plate as a CAPTCHA!
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by zoky 3y ago
Being from the US, I’d say a gourd is any “hollow” squash, especially one you don’t normally eat in its normal form. So a pumpkin is both a gourd and a squash. Butternut squash is probably a gourd but definitely not a pumpkin. Zucchini is n
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by zoky 3y ago
A pumpkin is a specific type of squash. If you can either 1) carve a face into in and set it on your doorstep on Halloween, or 2) bake it into a tasty pie served on Thanksgiving, it's a pumpkin. Also, if it vaguely looks like one of th
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by zoky 3y ago
It is, under rule 10b5-1. But so what? The CEO goes through with a sale of stock that was planned and announced months ago, at a time when he definitively had no material non-public information, and everyone goes shocked Pikachu face? It ma
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by zoky 3y ago
I think if the CEO of the company has material non-public information and is trading based on it, then there is a 100% chance the SEC, which is already looking closely at the company, will come down hard on him, including disgorgement and m
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by zoky 3y ago
Doesn't mean much. With as much SEC scrutiny as the company is currently undergoing, he'd be a fool to run afoul of insider trading laws, which strongly implies that he's not in possession of any material non-public informati
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by zoky 3y ago
ARDI was the company, the emulator is called Executor. And it does do color emulation of System 6, but without using any Apple ROMs or software so it may not be a good test. It also has limited System 7 support, but it might be possible to
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by zoky 3y ago
You're looking at the section titled “Use eSIM Quick Transfer on iPhone”, which explicitly states “Some carriers support SIM transfers from your previous iPhone to your new iPhone without needing to contact them.” So this doesn't
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by zoky 3y ago
Cheesecake Factory is actually pretty good, though. My go-to is the spicy cashew chicken, which is really tasty, and big enough that I always take some home. A tip if you ever do go: When the bread arrives, eschew the butter and ask for a s
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by zoky 3y ago
Having done exactly that, I can tell you that your information is not accurate. The damaged iPhone was completely unusable, and I had no trouble transferring the eSIM to an older spare iPhone. There was no need to touch any approval message
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by zoky 3y ago
For travel, it’s great. When I went to Germany four years ago, getting data on my phone without paying an exorbitant roaming fee involved waiting until I got to Germany, buying a SIM card at a train station, then finding WiFi access so I co
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by zoky 3y ago
Not if you’re using the resistors to demand power. It will only provide 5v, the same as USB-A. It’s sort of a “backwards-compatibility” mode.
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by zoky 3y ago
It can be both. Anything not officially defined in the spec is an illegal opcode. Intel had a couple of opcodes that were clearly supposed to have been functional, but didn’t make any sense to use—I believe one such opcode popped the code s
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by zoky 3y ago
What is wrong with me that I see an article about hacking a microprocessor that was released nearly a decade before I was born and I go, “Ooooh, gotta check that out!”
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by zoky 3y ago
Bro be acting like the motivation for getting the T1 installed in the first place wasn’t for porn… Remember what the Internet is for, after all.
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by zoky 3y ago
I don’t get it. Are you saying the Macintosh was a failure for Apple? Or was Jobs right, whatever his motivations may have been?
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by zoky 3y ago
You’re kind of undercutting your point by saying “Apple was desperate for an OS and Jobs.” In other words, firing Jobs was Apple’s fault, not Jobs’. Steve Jobs was exactly what Apple needed and would go on to provide exactly what they neede
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by zoky 3y ago
> Remember NeXT? You mean the basis for Mac OS X? > Remember he got kicked out of Apple? You mean by John Sculley, who basically nobody remembers as having been associated with Apple? And then how Steve Jobs came back to Apple and led
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by zoky 3y ago
> "quote the raven" Are you sure you're not thinking of “whip the llama”? Specifically, on its ass?
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by zoky 3y ago
Have it lint PHP?
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by zoky 3y ago
I recently moved, and was mildly annoyed to find that my ISP didn’t assign me an IPv6 address. Then I remembered that, in order to get one at my previous location (same ISP), I had to call and specifically request it. That was six years ag
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by zoky 3y ago
I’m still hard-pressed to see what advantages HTTP offers over more mature protocols such as FTP and Gopher.
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by zoky 3y ago
I'm shining a laser pointer into a fiber cable to write this comment, come at me
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by zoky 3y ago
Wait, has it not always been Missouriowa?

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