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fredthestair
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Comment #44175624
If a drone is 90% reflective it doesn't need a weapon besides your laser.. (If the star wars approach weren't a scam to enter an ever more expensive race as the side with more mone…
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Comment #44172788
Giving E-ink Corporation most of the profit via that 25$ screen is too much risk to make back on users who actually sign up to your store and buy books vs ones that put the gift in…
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Comment #44169377
It's extremely easy to make surfaces partly reflective and extremely hard to make lasers outside of labs more powerful.
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Comment #44163549
Snowflake sounds like nominative determinism. I was just looking at this thing today, totally puzzled as to how to update it and postgres itself without rolling dice that it destro…
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Comment #44156553
Maybe there's a nicer way to hear the joke is on you.. But the US has to get it s together and start checking Presidential power if it doesn't take joy in feeding Putin. https://en…
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Comment #44153152
I think Putin takes joy in getting called out for this kind of hypocrisy. He copies US corruption like letting the President exceed his authority in a "special military operation" …
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Comment #44152405
Right the attack Milo Minderbinder sells in 2 quarters will look just different enough to not exactly be the same thing happening again.
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Comment #44151513
From the description it sounded like the linux side may play some role in tamper event handling, but hopefully it can just also see it has occurred, otherwise getting a root shell …
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Comment #44151184
The hyperbole of the title is the point I think. It actually does make me cynical like Waymo could fart and the US cheer leading machine would go into action.. How is WeRide doing …
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Comment #44151158
I stopped using Apple stuff in any capacity because of their regioning of accounts a long time ago, so it being unique to them wouldn't surprise me.