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Comment #46223098
Murdoch media killed a story critical of Labor government member so there is not _no_ evidence of support here. https://archive.is/Hlr4l
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Comment #46061288
Aluminium designed in as heat sink perhaps? But not sure if this is so relevant in an actively cooled DC setting as passive buried under cables at a home workspace!
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Comment #42047352
I wonder if it is because Tailwind is the target, and it's reflecting default Tailwind font stack. Brackets notation is often used for size values but probably pretty rare to use f…
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Comment #38234110
Antitrust
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Comment #37671347
Policy impediments to use are real! Your data gap-filler approach is interesting though. Along this line… occasionally there is official but obviously-wrong data from even WMO accr…
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Comment #37425239
As anyone who’s been near government data publishing or asset tracking works attest - That’s a sure fire way to either publish stale/wrong information or simply lose trees. I’m not…
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Comment #37400140
That feels sensible to me. Facebook (used to?) do similar. The risk here is different but you could imagine someone trying to migrate password managers and pasting a script they fo…
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Comment #37320990
With an optical muzzle flash companion to wake it / circumvent the speed of sound, it could even complain about being shot at! https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/6685317
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Comment #37070383
Yes! Do people still use it for EDMs? Or did responsive email kill this use case too?
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Comment #36913611
To be fair TV ratings did this, just on a very slow inference cycle!
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Comment #36205052
Ditto. I can’t see this being used portably so do wonder if the 2 hour battery life is a clue on how fatiguing the experience might be. 2 hours I guess covers a commute, but it’s h…
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Comment #36131882
As a believer - thanks for the insight! Normative acceptance of bizarre claims must feel odd. I guess there is a passing familiarity with some of these stories in some of these com…
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Comment #36006834
I like your “programming at the edge” turn of phrase. Centralised IT functions have some bearing here at an org level, not just the wider market. It’s vexed because while I deeply …
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Comment #35986957
The juxtaposition of those two ideas is interesting! It raises the spectre of low cost data transfer jurisdictions particularly from policy bloc arrangements. Essentially, what is …
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Comment #35519801
Humanities offers 'genre' as a solution to this problem. A test, we would say, might be more expected to seek formal proof based on self-contained assertions. As such, it is differ…
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Comment #35450944
True… and in practice how do you do anything without Azure AD? If all the juicy stuff is stored in 365 and therefore warrants P2 or E5 bundling, is it possible to unscramble the re…
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Comment #34050562
Or, perhaps, weird regulatory/big customer energy saving reasons - “TCO” stickers and whatnot imply some kind of standard measurement, can imagine a “wake from sleep on source chan…