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Comment #45749482
It's red right now.
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Comment #44417661
They export tens of billions of dollars in seafood every year, why does it matter where they're fishing if they're selling it worldwide?
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Comment #43862680
Wish they would've gone into more detail about the sales exemption - it seems to undermine many of the other points on the page...
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Comment #43840273
What regulators lol
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Comment #43818409
lol what > Reference to failed web browser attempt for Rush University
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Comment #43813303
> Proposals typically include a limited “override” feature allowing further acceleration during an emergency. Very cool and certainly effective design for people who already go 30+…
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Comment #38759696
ransomware
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Comment #38265799
Can you share any details about .NET Core 7's monetization? I couldn't find anything on Google.
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Comment #37664688
One and a half million Ukrainian Jews were killed by the Nazis, with the full support of the "local SS militias".
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Comment #37664637
This was in Ukraine, though, where 1.5 million Jews were killed during the Holocaust.
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Comment #37296020
Here's a link to the actual SEC press release, not the dissent over the action by two of the commissioners: https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2023-163
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Comment #36616674
My confidence in the accuracy of this article diminished once I read this bit: > As such, it is only suitable if the expected final tally is reasonably small (e.g. less than 2^32, …
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Comment #35714720
What are you talking about? The deal hasn't closed yet AND was only announced a year ago.
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Comment #34113290
According to TFA they're blocked from being accessed from school wi-fi, not only from state property.
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Comment #33240163
> no one is getting dehumanized [citation needed]
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Comment #33030906
I would love to hear more about this part: > For one example: when interviewing it didn’t even occur to me to ask if the company used email, though of course the answer to that que…
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Comment #32620957
I'm fine with this because it sounds like the free market at work - if you don't like what Nature is doing feel free to start your own publication.
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Comment #31696321
At least in my case as an engineer at a smaller tech company my 401k (and corresponding match) maxes out each January because that's when bonuses are granted.
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Comment #29687954
"how large America is" doesn't make sense here when the subject of the discussion is literally New York City
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Comment #29262449
Yes, see libtpms for the most prominent software TPM implementation for emulators: https://github.com/stefanberger/libtpms
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Comment #28894029
I wonder if the driver would've been able to successfully swerve if they had the new rectangular steering wheel.
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Comment #27991625
Hard to call something like this "mandatory" if you can just opt-out for non-verifiable personal reasons.
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Comment #27991587
> We will have a process for those who cannot be vaccinated for medical or other reasons What might "other reasons" be?