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dual_dingo

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    Comment #48232969

    I would argue that a local only session with terminal.app is still a real terminal session because the app is just a terminal for the connection to the MacOS version of getty. In p…

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    Comment #41615976

    Well, no. This argument might be correct if this policy wouldn't very strongly incentive people to use (possibly paid!) iCloud instead and if Apple would just allow any app onto th…

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    Comment #41124243

    Even if you pay, most likely you have a contract that effectively gives you close to no power because it's full of conditions favoring the service provider and trying to use the li…

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    Comment #39380737

    Without HTTP/1.1 either the modern web would not have happened, or we would have 100% IPv6 adapation by now. The Host header was such a small but extremely impactful change. I beli…

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    Comment #38543519

    Apparently, the two decision making bodies in the PSF for this matter have once-a-month meetings. This means any problem or missing information or whatever will delay the process f…

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    Comment #38543181

    Maybe it's my experience from working in grant driven academia, but applying for a grant 4 months before you need the money and then complaining because it took three short months …

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    Comment #38483727

    That throws me back. Being a teenager without any real understanding of compilers, interpreters etc., being able to create my own EXE file in TP4 felt like having superpowers - lik…

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    Comment #38081689

    This is the second generation of Macbook Pro this year. The M2Pro/Max where introduced only in January.

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    Comment #38072316

    Raspberry Pi is many things today. The foundation is indeed focused on education, but the company behind it has a much broader focus and sells many (most?) of their devices to comm…

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    Comment #36062560

    Not a US cititzen, but "The government" is a wide term and any law enforcement agency would fit this, including the ones that are responsible to deal with things like copyright enf…

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    Comment #35799949

    Yeah, but then the base module will cost 2000$ (or 20$/month), the cup holder attachment is another 200$ and the manufacturer will sent assassin squads against anyone daring to cre…

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    Comment #35323231

    > High-level e-Sports should be considered child abuse at that age. There is money to be made. That clearly is more important, don't you think? /s Also, this is not new - in music,…

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    Comment #35233066

    For small personal deployments, using SQLite as a database is usually sufficient. This means you don't need a fullblown SQL server, instead the whole database consists of a single …

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    Comment #35043099

    At around 1990 as a high school student I was working in a wholesale supermarket and in the office they had a microcomputer (IIRC a MicroVAX) which had audible database transaction…

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    Comment #34998320

    It was 10+ years ago, but I once saw the amount of money Springer paid my old boss (chair of a department) for being managing editor of a run of the mill low impact journal. He spe…

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    Comment #34791299

    Many/most people here (Germany) know Area 51, because it appears in so much media. My impression: Except a small minority, most people here consider this a big joke (same for UFOs …

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    Comment #34723288

    Thank you!

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    Comment #34723187

    I am not evangelizing, I am just stating why this is not for me and my way to write software.

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    Comment #34723098

    Artifical means "not human" in this context for me, but I understand "Intelligence" as the abiltiy to actual reason about something based on things you learned and/or experienced, …

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    Comment #34722997

    I haven't. Now you know for a fact :) What I have seen about it ranged from things that can be nearly just as well handled by your $EDITOR's snippet functionality to things where m…

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    Comment #34722857

    The "I" in AI is just complete bullshit and I can't understand why so many people are in a awe of a bit of software that chains words to another based on some statistical model. Th…

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    Comment #34315634

    I guess the crux will be the meaning of the word "authorized". If Hasbro claims the OGL 1.0 is no longer authorized and can convince a court that this totally normal and OK, 3rd pa…

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    Comment #34259782

    You will miss a big pile of content anyway because even if you are in full consumption mode with full access to everything, no one has the time to see/read/listen/play even a fract…

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    Comment #33989435

    Stop and go is an all too common thing on the Autobahn, often during rush hour in areas near large cities.

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    Comment #33989365

    Luckily, the law disagrees in most countries and you need to get a type approval before you can sell a new car type or new assistive technologies. I would not want to live in world…