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Comment #48394295
60 days before shutdown, a game company just needs to transition their game to subscription-required. That gets them out from under this law. Then if enough players subscribe, the …
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Comment #48353695
They call it a FLOP (Functional Loss Of Performance, or something like that), I was told on a tour of an FAA ATC computer facility.
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Comment #48326630
These are good ... "Python for Data Analysis" by McKinney (2018) "The Go Programming Language" by Donovan and Kernighan (2016) "Hacker's Delight" by Warren (2013) "Algorithm Design…
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Comment #48304042
No draft in 1948.
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Comment #48290765
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Comment #47777443
In Thunderbird's message list, you can bring all the starred emails to the top by sorting on the star column. Just click on the column header. Also, in the Quick Filter, you can cl…
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Comment #47777214
It appears to belong to another subsidiary of Mozilla Foundation: MZFO GERMANY GMBH, which would be subject to German, not US, law.
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Comment #47770952
Stacked Git (StGit) [1] is a git CLI add-on for working with stacked commits in your local repo. Why are stacked commits useful? Multiple patches can be developed concurrently and …
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Comment #47637798
Drilling down, one finds a link to a paper from Usenix Security 2018: "Efail: Breaking S/MIME and OpenPGP Email Encryption using Exfiltration Channels", by Damian Poddebniak et al.…
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Comment #47465027
2020 update: https://wateroperator.org/blog/featured-video-why-are-960000...
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Comment #47332395
Another contender: Russ Cox's "fast unrounded scaling" [1]. Cox writes: "The main idea of this post is to implement fast unrounded scaling, which computes an approximation to x · 2…
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Comment #47284725
Great minds think alike! For $99.95, you can own an exquisite 0.75m USB-C 2.0 "High-Definition Audio Cable" [1], featuring "high-purity 0.5% Silver conductors and a Metal-Layer Noi…
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Comment #47283403
> For things that are not visible, there are much fewer brands e.g. underwear. Personal care products - shampoos, soaps, lotions Nutritional supplements are counterexamples
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Comment #47245464
Decentraleyes hasn't been updated since late 2024, so I switched to LocalCDN [1]. [1] https://www.localcdn.org/
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Comment #47245396
There's a Cookie AutoDelete plugin [1] that cleans up cookies, cache, etc for a site after all of its tabs are closed. You can exclude sites that you want to stay logged in to. [1]…
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Comment #47231131
> These [cameras] are mounted above the stoplights and aimed against traffic at stoplights to read faces. Those cameras are for traffic detection, so the signal can turn green when…
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Comment #47182960
Maybe at last we'll find out who wrote Shakespeare's plays.
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Comment #46988329
They're different. Multiplication by i gives a quarter turn counterclockwise. -i gives a quarter turn clockwise. Opposite quarter turns cancel: (-i)(i) = (-1)(i^2) = +1 Quarter tur…
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Comment #46960105
Drivers could change lanes safely if everybody wasn't tailgating.
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Comment #46959662
Not so. Keeping a constant distance from the car ahead means both cars are moving at the same speed. When a jerk cuts in, after a moment all 3 cars will be moving at the same speed…
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Comment #46959540
That's fine when traffic is light. At rush hour, all lanes are full and nobody is overtaking.
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Comment #46201003
Code golfing originated in APL.
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Comment #46067667
One place to look is https://thedailywtf.com/
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Comment #46067461
It's the "Lava Flow" antipattern [1][2] identified by the Gang of Five [3], "characterized by the lava-like 'flows' of previous developmental versions strewn about the code landsca…