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Sounds reasonable. You are still anonymous towards the merchant when you use the prepaid card

JPEGX or JPEG2 would be more marketable than JPEG XL.

I truly think jpeg xl would have done better with a better name.

It has nothing to do with legality. Valve has a business interest of removing Dolphin from their store, regardless of any keys.

Then restrict them so that they can only buy/sell once per year, and need to declare their investment choice 1 month before the yearly buy/sell date

Do you ever have trouble sleeping due to feeling hungry?

Lots of exaggerations here. But I guess that leads to more clicks and engagement

No

First, hate the title

Second, this approach seems equivalent to using larger tokens, which means the problems with using tokens instead of letters are just exacerbated

Yeah, if they can't scroll tiktok they might die!

React is a great tool for building complex, large applications. Your blog is not large or complex.

The US will retaliate if somebody cuts a cable belonging to the EU?

I'd be less surprised if the US were the ones doing the cutting

To avoid major choke points like the Suez Chanel and the South China Sea.

For example:

https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Business-Spotlight/Asia-s-i...

https://www.wired.co.uk/article/submarine-internet-cables-eg...

Moving between wifi access points is already completely seamless in a modern mesh wifi network.

You have not given me one single reason why I would be better of with Istio

If I needed a service mesh, I'd probably use Linkerd. What would I be missing out on?

Just blacklist France and Italy instead of whitelisting the US only

Region locking digital services is such a stone age approach

It's literally free. How are you complaining about a free service? Just buy a paid cert

Ain't gonna happen

Yeah there is a suspicious lack of performance numbers in the article

Old engines are very far from the current way is doing things. You might learn a lot, but you won't learn what you need to program modern games

I don't think the tides are eternal

I've never written such a test assertion in my life. I'll be fine with Jest

Yeah. It's such a shame that archiving is a zero-sum game. If I archive some books, nobody else can archive them.

Your increased churn rate is probably cheaper than a Datadog plan

It's been just a few months since GPT4. Calm down.

This is super cool, and I immediately thought of many use cases. For example:

* quickly find out which files are touched / installed by apt installing a certain package

* find out which log file, if any, a program writes to

* run one of those curl | bash installation commands and inspect exactly what it'll do without reading through a huge script

Yep, it's great

Amazon is also not necessarily an alternative to a local bookstore