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I suppose it's possible that the "standard" kettle size is ~3L. They don't seem too uncommon on Amazon.
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I'm not "in the space" but there are many reasons a detractor might give for being doubtful. - Intel is not already experienced in designing high-end graphics cards, so there's less institutional knowledge in the company
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Yes, C is full of footguns; that's one fact that has motivated the creation of alternate systems programming languages. I think your definition of footgun is different from mine and that of the commenters you're responding to (and
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> even sell your hardware If you can't sell it, is it really yours?
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Well the argument people would make for not buying is that, similar to buying a lottery ticket, "investing" in ETH has negative expected value (or at least EV less than opportunity cost).
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In the argument of the SF conservancy, the contract is between a distributor of the software and someone receiving the software. If a company only writes the GPL software in question, they wouldn't be liable to their customers in the s
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by zucker42 5y ago
Looks like Bisq is a decentralized exchange. You run the software and it automatically connects with others trying to trade the same pair of cryptocurrencies in the other direction. I got this from the FAQ. Presumably the DAO manages the de
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He all but endorsed the Altor SAF lock, noting that it took him machining a custom tool from scratch in order to open it. He also said he personally uses the Kryptonite evolution chain lock for his bike. LPL gives positive reviews of many l
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by zucker42 5y ago
So the FAA should change the regulation on the maximum concentration of SAF?
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For one, the only power numbers in this article are from a benchmark where the i9-12900hk has a 29% performance advantage (and the power numbers weren't even measured under controlled conditions using consistent methodology). Second, y
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Adrafinil can be bad for your liver, which is a major reason to prefer modafinil despite the fact it's illegal.
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> It would be nice to see some of the big distributions(or even the Linux kernel) integrate it more directly. What's holding this back is legal issues, since ZFS's licenses is not compatible with the GPLv2.
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It's a blast from the past for me to see this particular review. I believe it was the first Roger Ebert review I read, shown to be me by my high school English teacher. It's partially what turned me on to Roger Ebert, and from tha
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It would be if Hewlett and Packard were common English words.
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It happened when Mozilla laid off 25% of their staff. Servo was probably part of that because it was more of a research project than part of the core business.
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Blessed are the cheese makers
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Blessed are the cheese makers.
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by zucker42 5y ago
I haven't seen the new movie, but RedLetterMedia's review had interesting commentary along these lines.
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Yet another case study that shows how IP[1] laws are used by incumbent players to stifle innovators. Even trademark laws, which in principle are the least onerous type of IP, lead to million dollar lawsuits in practice (and apparently that&
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by zucker42 5y ago
> The fearmongering about Pluton Part of the reason for this "fearmongering" (if it's fair to call it that) is that Microsoft has released little information about Pluton, besides a press release. Plus, it's not like
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"Trusted" computing is not something that's unique to x86.
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What is the purpose of this document, i.e. who does it apply to? Does it mean that a movie like Tangerine[1] (filmed on an iPhone) would never come to Netflix? [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tangerine_(film)
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Are you claiming that nothing is a pyramid scheme until it crashes?
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by zucker42 5y ago
> Using different DPI on a different screen in a multi-monitor setup (common case is when you connect a low-dpi monitor to a high-dpi laptop) Isn't this supported by Wayland (and AFAIK it has for a while now)?
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I occasionally watch the same YouTube channel, and I have not gotten this same impression. Just a month ago, he said that at least Zen 3 Threadripper Pro and Zen 4 Threadripper were still planned[1]. Can you point to the piece of content wh
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Is APTX Lossless an open standard? It doesn't look like it to me. I don't know why Apple would depend on a non-open standard that they don't have to.
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> DRM is a requirement of the insurance providers who insure distributors and pay out if the distributor leads to the content being leaked. Do you have any evidence of such insurance policies existing? I've never heard of them befor
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> Your take also ignores the fact that unification is Chinese core value It seems to me that you are saying that a contemporary political position (that Taiwan should be ruled by the same government as mainland China) is in fact a "
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I don't buy this. If the government would stop making "reunification" so prominent in official rhetoric, eventually there would be room to back down from the hardline view on Taiwan. Maybe not tomorrow, but certainly in 30 or
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Chinese companies operating in the U.S. are subject to U.S. copyright law.

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