limagnolia

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by limagnolia 4d ago
Being normal doesn't necessarily mean it isn't gatekeeping- gatekeeping is also quite "normal" in many cases. That being said, I think there needs to be some standard, and peer review seems like the best we have come up
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by limagnolia 10d ago
But the brand no longer commands the massive delta, everyone knows that current craftsman is nothing like old craftsman.
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by limagnolia 20d ago
Sue Microsft, not Google. It was Microsoft who filed the DMCA notice, Microsft is the responsible party.
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by limagnolia 23d ago
Pretty sure LibreOffice Calc is a lot more than 126k LOC.
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by limagnolia 28d ago
The automobile, the transistor, the Internet, and basically every other technology ~could~ be used by a police state. I'm not sure how that is a helpful rule at all.
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by limagnolia 28d ago
Can you deposit checks from the webapp? That is the feature most often missing in banking webapps. It isn't something I need often, fortunately.
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by limagnolia 29d ago
1)People who choose not to buy insurance because we don't force them to. 2) Adults in the remaining states that chose not to extend medicare who don't earn enough to qualify for ACA subsidies. 3) Adults who qualify for subsidies b
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by limagnolia 29d ago
Based on what I found, you pay a lower rate for children, but you pay for each child, they don't do a fixed rate for the whole family.
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by limagnolia 29d ago
Most other countries don't even have a residency system. After graduation you simply apply for and work as a junior dr. for some number of years. No federal funding of a 'residency' position necessary.
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by limagnolia 29d ago
Where are you getting the 150 to visit a Dr. in the US? The copay is usually much, much lower than that.
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by limagnolia 1mo ago
Well, it also says that the data was already scrubbed. Arguments have been made that this is insufficient.
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by limagnolia 1mo ago
The article claims it has already been removed, that Google is committing to remove anything leftover that they find. You can argue that its a bad deal, shouldn't be allowed period, etc. But that is a different argument than saying t
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by limagnolia 1mo ago
Sure, you can argue that its a bad deal, shouldn't be allowed period, etc. But that is a different argument than saying that there is no scrutiny.
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by limagnolia 1mo ago
It is being scrutinized. The sale is overseen by the courts. Also, the media is scrutinizing. Also, PII has already been addressed by the court, from the article: "If you’ve flown Spirit and worry that Google will soon know about a
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by limagnolia 1mo ago
The article directly addresses this concern: "If you’ve flown Spirit and worry that Google will soon know about a testy conversation you had with the airline’s call center, you’re being told not to worry. The court filing says the data
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by limagnolia 1mo ago
There a lots of downsides to layoffs, and I don't think your #3 is the biggest at all. The morale hit across the company is huge. Furthermore, it will have negative effects on recruiting and retention well into the future. Layoffs ar
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by limagnolia 1mo ago
Based on the wording of the response, and a review of the ship tracking data, it appears that Zuckerburgs yacht may have been actively communicating on a different channel, and once they switched back, the assistance from the cruise ship wa
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by limagnolia 1mo ago
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/aug/10/zuckerberg-y... https://www.miamiherald.com/news/business/article316824631.h... I haven't found any source that states what
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by limagnolia 1mo ago
Reading the facts of this incident, it seems like much to do about nothing. The crew are saying that the request came in on a frequency they weren't monitoring (and apparently were not required to monitor.) The Coast Guard determined
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by limagnolia 1mo ago
This does not seem to undo caps on ownership within broadcast markets, though? That seems like a more sensible cap to me. Of course, if Congress made the cap and didn't give authority to the FCC to adjust it, they shouldn't be t
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by limagnolia 1mo ago
Yes! I have no idea if that is the case here, but absolutely yes.
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by limagnolia 2mo ago
I use Ansible or Pyinfra more recently to accomplish these sorts of tasks. Not quite the same concept, but I think it accomplishes the same goal for me.
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by limagnolia 2mo ago
Curiosly, they only say this to their European customers. It isn't clear that they plan to continue supporting North American customers. Either way, eventually operations will halt, because existing products will be out of their updat
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by limagnolia 2mo ago
Are you sure? I'm pretty sure the button says 'buy' or something similiar, not 'rent'.
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by limagnolia 2mo ago
I would argue that we don't need new regulations, we need to enforce existing laws against fraud. It is fraudulent to sell something and then later disable ones access to the thing you sold them access to.
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by limagnolia 2mo ago
I'm not sure that there is any law forcing you to accept it, but if you have a mailbox, it will get put into it. I don't think there is any law requiring anyone to have a mailbox, though.
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by limagnolia 3mo ago
Is it? I don't think I would miss the junk mail delivery service if it went away entirely.
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by limagnolia 3mo ago
It was my understanding that this is actually something they are doing with GTA VI.
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by limagnolia 3mo ago
And many laborers have retirement accounts and pension funds that are also capital owners, so they benefit from increases in capital too.
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by limagnolia 3mo ago
From the horses mouth: "Michael Niedermayer, a leading FFmpeg developer, tweeted, “I am the main developer fixing security issues in FFmpeg. I have fixed over 2700 Google OSS fuzz issues. I have fixed most of the BIGSLEEP issues. And i

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