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by yerich 2mo ago
In 2017, Valero tried to acquire some energy infrastructure owned by Plains All American. The FTC cleared it but California's AG filed to block the deal, which was ultimately abandoned before the trial could begin. https://w
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by yerich 3mo ago
The highest frequency city pairs I can think of, at peak periods, looking at available tickets this week: Shanghai Hongqiao to Hangzhou East is about 10 high speed trains per hour, all trains using the same line. Tokyo to Shin-Osaka is also
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by yerich 11mo ago
I have no idea where that list is coming from but many top games are missing. Fortnite, League of Legends, Valorant, Roblox, FC26, and Battlefield 6 all do not run at all on Linux due to anti-cheat.
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by yerich 1y ago
A "little indie developer" hasn't been able to write a web browser in several decades. An implementation of 2005-era CSS and JS would be a complex task surely requiring a fairly sizable team to implement. The fact is, all thr
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Cyberhaven's Chrome extension security incident(cyberhaven.com)
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by yerich 2y ago
Using pure CSS to make a 3D "game engine": https://keithclark.co.uk/labs/css-fps/
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by yerich 4y ago
Being able to call an Uber or Lyft when I need it has made it much easier to live without a vehicle. I have tried to call a cab company using the phone before, but even they have transitioned to using apps for dispatch now.
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by yerich 4y ago
Here are some major non-Canadian outlets with coverage: BBC: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-62102223 NY Times: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/07/08/world/americas/rogers
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by yerich 8y ago
What's the New York Times supposed to do for their readers? Not publish anything? De Becker, AMI and Amazon were asked for comment and declined. Besides, only a few paragraphs from the story are quotes from the blog post.
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by yerich 8y ago
No, I am not a Chinese agent. I don't know how to prove this to you definitively. However, I'd like to ask you if you consider my query legitimate, given that I did not have access to the full affidavit when I asked it, only the o
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by yerich 8y ago
Thanks for the additional details. It was not present in the article, which is why I am glad I asked the question. It seems that the extent of the copying is greater than I had assumed from the original article's text.
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by yerich 8y ago
> The agent said Tan handed the flash drive over to the US company, and the firm found that the deleted files would have allowed his new employers to recreate the product in question. The files had been deleted from the flash drive the d
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by yerich 8y ago
> The social network allowed Microsoft’s Bing search engine to see the names of virtually all Facebook users’ friends without consent, the records show, and gave Netflix and Spotify the ability to read Facebook users’ private messages. &
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by yerich 8y ago
No, since the person who's documents were seized was in the UK on a trip. Except for special cases where immunity is granted, physical presence in a country means that one is subject to the laws and jurisdiction of the country. In this
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by yerich 9y ago
Tencent, surprisingly, is 33% owned by the South African company Naspers, as well as 7% other foreign institutional investors. Alibaba is 30% owned by the Japanese Softbank and 15% owned by a US holding company resultant of Yahoo's sal
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by yerich 11y ago
As of 2014, it is explicitly legal to unlock a phone: "Circumvention of a technological measure that restricts wireless telephone handsets or other wireless devices from connecting to a wireless telecommunications network ... may be in
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by yerich 13y ago
Much of this seems like rote memorization, to which I see very little use for in today's society. Need to get a list of state capitals? Google it. Need to plot a naval route from England to Malaysia? Look at a map. Students do not need