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Comment #48642343
Even with his context-tracking mechanism, the gameplay failures sound like running out of context in the late game, especially the frequent failures of the "check for opponent win …
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Comment #45448321
What kind of embedded WASM malware are we going to be defending against with this?
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Comment #44574765
If he were not in favor of cutting rates, he would not now be a contender.
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Comment #44178991
Any way to turn off the special effects?
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Comment #44031139
With yet another exciting new release of something reaching the top of HN, I would just like to urge devs to put a description of the project they're actually releasing and a link …
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Comment #43452128
Scoring is wrong. Using all 7 gets a 50 point bonus. Hit this on the very first rack.
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Comment #43446772
must have something to do with paragraph breaks
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Comment #43322691
It's a really interesting question. I'm sure you could go back 40 years earlier and find programmers complaining about using FORTRAN and COBOL compilers instead writing the assembl…
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Comment #43127149
This amounts to a claim of fair use, since copying occurs. Pretty disingenuous of them to make a claim that an individual user would make. The outcome of a fair use claim by one of…
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Comment #41938524
Shotspotter for tire screeches? Because Shotspotter works so well for shots: https://www.macarthurjustice.org/blog2/shotspotter-is-a-fail...
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Comment #41884728
And yet, that is literally all they are asking to do.
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Comment #41859218
Old enough article that we can be sure that its recommendations were not implemented. It looks excellent, except for the terrible choice of red and green to distinguish parking/no-…
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Comment #41766096
let alone the satisfaction of plunking in 10 of them, one after another, muscling them up from my Weimar®-brand currency wheelbarrow.
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Comment #41670726
You can't just dismiss a vuln as, "for the love of god, don't expose XXX to the internet." It's not great to have an unauthenticated RCE on a machine that is _not_ accessible from …
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Comment #41659318
Link doesn't seem to match this headline (?).
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Comment #41452295
I'm not sure what you meant by the quote talking about the right to display the copy - again, a material object - publicly. A used book store or record store is allowed to show the…
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Comment #41452285
There's the questions of whether first sale _should_ apply to digital works in the same way it does to physical works, and whether it _does_ apply to physical works under current l…
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Comment #41450526
The physical object can be passed around without copyright coming into play. Copyright law has special provision for interlibrary loan, and archival copies. There is nothing in the…
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Comment #41449650
It is ultimately judgment calls by human beings that make the determinations. However, I don't see how you can read this opinion and think that the judges are just making their min…
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Comment #41400690
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Comment #40489878
Never. It's insane. We can't secure the workstation. We've all probably seen the Mastodon post warning about e-discovery. Now think about malware.
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Comment #40371536
It's going to be SAP, right? At least he didn't have to post a vacation request in SAP.
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Comment #40265773
GDPR and RTBF were formulated around the fears of data collection by the Stasi and other organizations. They were not formulated around easing the burdens of future entrepreneurs, …
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