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Comment #49223588
This text is clearly AI and not your own words. What did you actually learn?
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Comment #47625595
I think any browser will allow it but not allow data read back.
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Comment #47625593
They offer it as an option but default it to false! This is still a --footgun option but it’s the least unsafe version I’ve seen yet! Well done, Apfel authors.
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Comment #47625563
I’ve seen several projects like this that offer a network server with access to these Apple models. The danger is when they expose that, even on a loop port, to every other applica…
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Comment #47261116
I do not agree with your interpretation of copyright law. It does ban copies : there has to be information flow from the original to the copy for it to be a "copy." Spontaneous gen…
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Comment #46529695
The US FDA requires that schools not serve whole milk or any products containing normal and natural saturated fats, and instead serve “low fat” versions which literally remove the …
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Comment #46427949
A major difference is when we have to read and understand it because of a bug. Perhaps the LLM can help us find it! But abstraction provides a mental scaffold
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Comment #46407858
No. You can always take the MIT-licensed source. And GnuPG got used through a CLI “API” anyway.
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Comment #46291279
Having something that read everything I read and could talk with me about it, help remember things and synthesize? That’s awesome. Follow links and check references.
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Comment #46211173
Having run an EV issuing practice… they were required to contact you at a D&B listed number or address.
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Comment #46015820
…all of them. Which is why the scene in Ralph Breaks the Internet works. And why some of the Shrek jokes work.
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Comment #45933034
And now every kid in Massachusetts gets free lunch—funded through the millionaire’s tax. Unfortunately, the food is in general pretty gross. It has to conform to Federal guidelines…
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Comment #45848471
The permitted number of rat parts per pound of breakfast cereal is not zero.
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Comment #45793336
There are. But there are many more such bugs in DirectX on Windows, and it’s a much bigger target. If a national intelligence organization wants to burn a Proton zero-day on my Ste…
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Comment #45777465
We have different eyes and different purposes, I think.
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Comment #45464039
What an amazing construction. It reminds me of a story from the metallurgist who visited the Breakers, the elaborate mansion complex of the Vanderbilt family, and on a tour was sho…
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Comment #45274910
From first sale, right? The interesting date to me is years of support from last sale—when a company would still sell you a device as new.
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Comment #45102141
It’s a language for communicating about decisions. It doesn’t make the decisions for you
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Comment #45102098
I had lunch with the Amazon leader most responsible for ensuring all staff in the fast-moving-cardboard half of the company had health insurance from day one of employment, no wait…
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Comment #45039304
Electronic communications privacy act, to start.
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Comment #44939767
There’s a current product that does simple mechanical remodeling: sleep with this chunky contact lens in and the next morning you see better. But it wears off in ten hours or less.…
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Comment #44521332
Can you help me understand what’s happening between the split and the filter on “a b”? I expect that to be a series of calls to split, each yielding an empty slice. So the whole it…
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Comment #44330479
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Comment #44301610
Well, yes, but it’s much brighter over here beneath the streetlight.
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Comment #44148186
It’s really, really not. Idiots are ingenious. The operational care to use this in ways that preserve anonymity is beyond most users.