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RegnisGnaw

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    Comment #48448163

    Will Larry sue?

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    Comment #47403164

    Is there a concise timelime/history of this? I thought jemalloc was 100% open source, why is Meta in control of it?

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    Comment #47188768

    China if its not politically sensitive. Singapore otherwise.

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    Comment #47005413

    They legally cannot. If the average wage per hours including tips is under the Federal minimum wage in a pay period, the company must top up so that the wage per hour is the Federa…

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    Comment #46988597

    How is this basic income when it’s like a job? There is only 2000 spots. There was over 8000 applicants. The committe choose the most qualified applicants.

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    Comment #46966387

    And their insurance paid for the whole repair and car rental. No deductible for me and my increase on my insurance.

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    Comment #46965526

    Licensing?

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    Comment #46962293

    Their insurance paid for the repairs to my car and a rental for the duration. Otherwise I would've had to go through my insurance ($1000 deductible) + possible rise in rates.

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    Comment #46952894

    The Tesla Sentry Mode only got their license plate in footage. They hit my parked car as they were backing out of their spot. I was able to go after their insurance to fix it. Sinc…

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    Comment #46951672

    The answer is that most people don't care if it benefits them. My Tesla has 6 cameras recording full time when driving and parked, but it benefits me so I enable it. It saved me $1…

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    Comment #46948389

    What is your alternative?

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    Comment #46945859

    No law or regulation is ever 100% effective in real life. Income tax is not collected 100% effectively. Should we not do it? Criminals are not caught 100% of the time, should we no…

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    Comment #46945832

    They have to at least for CSAM.

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    Comment #46915874

    I'm thinking most countries. Most countries have some kind of ID. Most countries in Europe does. If not its easy to setup one if there is will. I've never said is an 100% solution,…

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    Comment #46915815

    It does but way less. As I said "It will cut this work down by 90%, but I doubt many people here will go for it."

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    Comment #46912950

    RealID + Ban + Legal Enforcement (depending on the content) It will cut this work down by 90%, but I doubt many people here will go for it.

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    Comment #46912924

    My parents are with Bell (the biggest ISP in Canada) and use the Bell Gigahub (Router/AP/Switch in one). It does have a DNS cache and the its set as the DNS resolver in their DHCP …

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    Comment #46828363

    They're using the term to apply to both ink and toner. I don't really want to be refilling toner tanks at home.

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    Comment #46503996

    Go to China, 996 means your totally uncommitted.

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    Comment #46467833

    The EU only works cause there is many countries.

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    Comment #46466836

    Most mainland Chinese support merging Taiwan back to China, either through a 1C2S deal or directly with force. Sentiments can be changed as needed through proper guidence of public…

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    Comment #46448628

    Why would there be a union? Taiwan is not equal to China.

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    Comment #46445496

    Taiwan is a threat to China, not military but socially. The CCP (and Xi in particular) has made "One China" a key point. The deaths of a few million Taiwan people is not a big deal…

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    Comment #46444831

    Lets send some over to Ukraine.