NullPrefix

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by NullPrefix 12d ago
this also applies to proprietary black box software. You can still test it, interact with it
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by NullPrefix 26d ago
Or you can just plug monitors into usb-c ports using usb-c cables without any special hdmi cables.
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by NullPrefix 2mo ago
but it is perfectly legal when federal officers lie themselves?
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by NullPrefix 5mo ago
non-failed companies may still not want 3rd parties in their chat
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by NullPrefix 6mo ago
could a charging site have a buffer of fast charging batteries?
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by NullPrefix 6mo ago
by email you mean pop3, imap and smtp or the heavy html web client?
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by NullPrefix 6mo ago
GPS tries to cover the whole globe, app uses GPS to get location. Ship probably has internet connection in the from of wifi or a cell tower with a starlink or other sattelite backbone link and app's traffic is encrypted so ships firewa
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by NullPrefix 6mo ago
The term is called "Subject of The Crown"
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by NullPrefix 6mo ago
NL VPNs will bend the knee to EU regulation
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by NullPrefix 6mo ago
>They should probably not have a bank account at all and just stick to cash Pretty much illegal in some parts of EU
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by NullPrefix 7mo ago
Back in PHP days you had an incentive to care about performance, because it's your servers that are overloaded. With frontend there's no such issue, because it's not your hardware that is being loaded
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by NullPrefix 7mo ago
Zelensky's presidency was supposed to end couple of years ago. Would it be different in USA?
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by NullPrefix 7mo ago
>Attacks requiring physical access to a victim's computer/device, man in the middle or compromised user accounts I love how they grouped man in the middle there
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by NullPrefix 8mo ago
This PC, not My Computer
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by NullPrefix 9mo ago
such games can only get private servers
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by NullPrefix 10mo ago
Wouldn't that be insider trading?
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by NullPrefix 10mo ago
>I don't understand how it's legal for companies to name themselves as common words like "Alphabet". It's not only confusing, it's arrogant as hell When I said Apple I was referring to this part
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by NullPrefix 11mo ago
This ram price spike is literally part of the currency debasing
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by NullPrefix 11mo ago
Same with Apple
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by NullPrefix 11mo ago
Your error was arguing about the tax invoice being a bill. Corporations don't like when you argue. Don't matter if you are right or wrong.
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by NullPrefix 1y ago
craft the blades onsite?
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by NullPrefix 1y ago
Is this for paid accounts too? If you prepay for 5 years and get lost at sea for 3 years, should you expect your proton to still work?
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by NullPrefix 1y ago
All that watercooler chat, network effects and so on, how do you log it in the time tracker? Or is that unpaid work?
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by NullPrefix 1y ago
>It's like if you saw a headline that some grocery stores were price fixing, so you decide it's only fair if you steal from your local grocery store. That's a false equivalence on your part. Real equivalence would be to fi
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by NullPrefix 1y ago
>There's also a growing sentiment online that using AI to cheat/lie is "fair" because they think companies are using AI to screen candidates. It's not logically consistent How is it not logically consistent?
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by NullPrefix 1y ago
>General insurers typically won't insure modified cars, but there are specialist insurers that will. It's illegal to drive without insurance. This effectively means that engine swaps are illegal, unless you are rich enough to a
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by NullPrefix 1y ago
Really? When you're talking about car mods, are you talking about adding chrome door handles or are you talking about LS swapping the engine?
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by NullPrefix 1y ago
ThinkPads use 20V chargers. USB-C supports 20V power delivery. What's the efficiency of power adapters back then compared to current gen USB-C chargers?
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by NullPrefix 1y ago
>Cars [...] No modifications are done In a lot of places that is highly illegal
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by NullPrefix 1y ago
Trump is elected and everybody suddenly start caring about civil rights

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