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megagpt3
15d ago
Sadly nobody is hedging against the dollar
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15d ago
The elected official is held accountable if he doesn't do what the voters want. This one is doing what his voters want, so there's nothing to hold him accountable for.
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15d ago
You have the right to not vote on the moral grounds that you hate every candidate. You also have the right to crap your pants because every toilet is too dirty. By not making a decision, a decision is made for you that's worse than all
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15d ago
Implications are on the treasury side. Without treasury buyers the US dollar collapses or hyperinflates or the US government is bankrupt or some other widespread system failure, in any case the entire US economy falls apart without treasury
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15d ago
Actually, the phone doesn't have play services if the vendor doesn't install play services. If the vendor installs play services then it has play services.
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16d ago
Reddit has been akin to Facebook since around 2022.
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16d ago
Google doesn't have complete discretion. On Samsung phones, Samsung's discretion overrides Google's. On Xiaomi phones, Xiaomi's discretion overrides Google's.
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16d ago
The simple workaround to most of these walls is to create an account with your email address and phone number.
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16d ago
How do you know what standard he is holding Apple to? This thread is about Google and Apple was not mentioned.
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16d ago
Put an APK file download on your website, but it won't help discoverability.
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16d ago
Why would they care about maintaining a reputation on a pseudonymous Hacker News account? They have tens of thousands of $, that's way better than not being known as a RWTer.
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16d ago
MUD1 is from 1978
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16d ago
I was wondering how tileman gimmick accounts seemed to be forcing their pathfinding to unlocked tiles. That would explain it.
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16d ago
Only if you're talking about the Gemstone Crab. Which was added because people were already doing that on the normal crabs, but fighting over the spots. So they made a crab that any number of people can fight at the same time (combat i
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16d ago
Short of hardware-enforced secure boot chain TPM anticheat there will always be a way around it. It's cat-and-mouse, not a single permanent solution.
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18d ago
Modern networks can transfer data more quickly than CPUs can process it. Starting at 100Gbps.
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18d ago
Do you?
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18d ago
But it did crash. Did we read the same article? He shows the output it prints when it crashes.
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19d ago
He considers it safe if it's unlikely to crash? That's also true in C. Calling printf in a C signal handler is likely to work. So why does he consider it important in C but "not a practical consideration" in Python? It&#
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19d ago
If a website won't let you cancel, call your bank to force them to block the payment. This will cost the website $20 and a ding on their credit report. Be aware the website will ban you, so you'll need to make a new account.
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19d ago
Agreed. The people with the 24/7 60dB hum or the black undrinkable tap water or the tripled electric bill or no electricity at all starting next year are surely just mad because China told them to be mad.