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llukas
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Comment #49252817
Game cartridges but with TPM inside? What is not to like?
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Comment #48707187
You mean targeting with ads, sucking into feeds, making kids harm themselves and making money on this with lip service about corporate responsibility? Sounds about right.
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Comment #48530858
Policy of subsidizing various modes of transportation modes shapes consumer choices. Best example is high speed rail vs air on shorter routes.
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Comment #48437583
Would author be able to do it otherwise? Is particular tool choice making result worse? Bit identical/pixel-faithful reproductions are easy to verify…
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Comment #47642356
Can you share examples of this happening in modern history at scale?
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Comment #46419157
It is perfectly usable for essential use cases. This thing also has very fast swap and is good at it.
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Comment #45089122
Government maybe rather than legislating big companies stores could not back up smaller open HW/SW vendors? It seems we gave up increasing competition on HW and what is left is app…
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Comment #44326420
This is excellent modern replacement for part where Makefiles get messy: https://github.com/casey/just
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Comment #40279972
Shouldn't this be priced into the house value in this local market?
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Comment #40184279
We can have a problem with forms being on paper and not doing "add this" or "subtract that" automatically? It was available in other countries 10+ years AGO ;)
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Comment #40148613
This is not a negative thing. Global albedo modification happens today its just not very directed (eg. pitch black tarmac next to concrete sidewalk there is significant difference …
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Comment #38243002
There are libraries that help with more tricky stuff on-device like cub or cuFFTDx.
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Comment #37948596
Where is qualified immunity when we need it?
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Comment #35518476
If we extrapolate then lets also do it for the impact of the disaster. Gen 3 disaster: nobody dies and nothing leaks outside the reactor containment vessel.
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Comment #35408629
Article is about annual production share.
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Comment #35064650
https://developers.redhat.com/products/developertoolset/ this greatly extends of what can be considered supported by RHEL 7 (unless we require - "don't install any packages")
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Comment #34446887
This indicates commit quality. Why lose this info? If you have only time to put "aoeu" into commit message would you have time to correct ChatGPT output? ;)
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Comment #34207791
No you come back for more improved sofas. Original sofa owner doesn’t even have to know who took it. Analogy doesn’t suck, looking through “I’m entitled” lenses distorts the pictur…
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Comment #33811707
What becomes harder and harder? Asahi seems to do just fine and has good pace with adding feature support. https://asahilinux.org/ M2 is similar to M1 so it is easier as there is l…
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Comment #33702467
Not entirely true - vinyl physical restrictions do not allow for some modern trickery that makes sounds less soundy: https://www.yoursoundmatters.com/vinyl-vs-cd-in-the-loudness...…
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Comment #33198209
https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20220321-what-happened-to...
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Comment #32208187
You can spend $200k on Bentley and still have nowhere to park it at your destination.
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Comment #30575498
Control doesn't have to be malicious. For example electric oven: 1) Oven or any other appliance can just list current price of electricity. 2) High power appliances can tell networ…
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Comment #30404752
Spammers.
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Comment #29963747
This sounds like "I responsibly test in production". If you do test and isolate testing environment then this kind of breaking update is just business as usual.