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lambada

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    Comment #41661896

    A Kia authorised dealer being able to look up any Kia has some very useful benefits (for the dealer, and thus Kia). If a customer has moved into the area and you’re now their local…

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    Comment #41558240

    The site explicitly says they tried to get Oracle to release the trademark before, and that this is their final attempt at doing so before filing wigh the USPTO.

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    Comment #38240109

    How does this hold up against the First Sale Doctrine in the US?

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    Comment #33111570

    I can't fathom why Safari would be supported on messenger.com but not Facebook.com/messages. I also have no idea why Private Mode would make a difference in Firefox. Perhaps someon…

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    Comment #33065556

    The article says that they were expired. Using expired vaccines sounds very very risky to me. The article also says that previously a lot of unexpired doses were given to other cou…

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    Comment #31798307

    And that exact anecdote is contained in the article. > In fact, the smartphone comparison is not quite right. “The Voyager computers have less memory than the key fob that opens yo…

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    Comment #31769780

    Given it existed for 5 days and you’re only now finding out about it, it sounds to me like it was perhaps a bug that was fixed without realising the full impact of it, or perhaps w…

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    Comment #31766098

    In that case I guess that the images in the article aren't the 'never before seen' (in 2011) ones that are meant to have been included in the publicised book.

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    Comment #31764949

    The post is from 2011, so i would expect them to have entered much wider circulation now.

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    Comment #31085088

    As the paper says in respect of politically motivated definitions of mis-information > Helping to address concerns about potential liberal bias among fact-checkers, we also examine…

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    Comment #30139472

    From memory I believe FAANG etc all _claim_ that appeals you lodge are reviewed by a human. Now if you don’t believe them then you’d need to take them to court and show why you thi…

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    Comment #29713714

    Your mobile network provider demands you to install an app? Thats… unique in my UK based experience. Over here any provider apps are entirely optional and just a convenience AFAIK;…

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    Comment #29603849

    How much of that difference is because your external email provider is silently swallowing the most egregious spam such that you don’t even realise they’ve done so? I suspect the f…

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    Comment #28669406

    Do you have more details on this? I’ve found that it seems to have been made ‘unsupported’ in 2018, but theres still plugins that apparently work as of this month, and can’t find a…

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    Comment #28468454

    https://docs.github.com/en/github/administering-a-repository... contains details for configuring it on a repository basis. Looks like you can require it for new github accounts XOR…

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    Comment #28468293

    If the PR is from a fork, then a repository maintainer needs to approve it. By default this is for first-time contributors, but is configurable https://docs.github.com/en/actions/m…

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    Comment #27720685

    Windows 10 (any version) doesn’t let you install it without a microsoft account these days - it used to, but they removed that function during one of the updates. They do let you t…

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    Comment #26750149

    If you had read the article the parent comment linked you would know she does actually get some say in how some laws are drafted. She doesn’t, practically, have a veto once both ho…

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    Comment #26143242

    I think that's the media you're consuming rather than any silence from the FBI etc. https://www.fbi.gov/wanted/capitol-violence is a fairly comprehensive overview including: - link…

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    Comment #25852797

    It wasn't Apple they were trying to contact, it was a random anti-virus vendor who were flagging all new Universal Binaries as malware.

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    Comment #25821280

    That doesn't move your data to another instance though. All Mastodon supports is - Putting a 'I have a new account' notice on your old account - Exporting your toots. They do not s…

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    Comment #24652099

    Interestingly in the UK, Nintendo _explicitly_ label it as a USB-C port. I'm not sure if they do or not elsewhere, but they definitely claim it's a USB-C port 'for AC charging' ove…