My carton of regular milk says 11g or sugar per 240ml. So seems like simple milk could get there.
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My carton of regular milk says 11g or sugar per 240ml. So seems like simple milk could get there.
I just don't understand this point at all.
So it's easier for big companies to import rather than individuals.
So niche products are more difficult and mass consumer products are easy to import.
Why would that mean that "things we don't need" are less likely to be imported. It doesn't follow at all.
A niche use case, but at least there was one source of information.
Your other criticisms are valid, such as time, money and there is definitely deference to lower court judges. But the recourse for a judge misunderstanding the law (for AI or any reason) is the appeal process.
I have assumed that retail locations will continue to sell game codes, just not game disks, post disks going away. Currently there are games from like Just Dance that only include a game code in the retail box rather than game CD because of the way the game works (you're buying a dlc more than a game).
Maybe I'm wrong, but I would be surprised if PlayStation completely goes away from retail, for reasons including anti-trust, but also to encourage stocking the physical PS6 console.
No you can't, because those people have stopped creating because the creation economy was destroyed by AI. We just keep getting recycled slop based on what existed in 2025.
As I noted when announced, it's something that doesn't get headlines, but a real barrier for enjoyment for a console-like PC. Hate being stuck with 'guest 1' and 'guest 2' or whatever. Many games want each player to progress and without true multi sign on, it just doesn't work. Hence games dropping local multiplayer on PC.
For example, API input is $0.435 / M tokens, which works out to 13.79 M tokens for $6.
Plan is 300 credits per input token, which works out to 13.67 M tokens at 4.1B credits per $6.
Very similar math for cache input and output.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2026/04/13/lawyers-c...
The main thesis is that the liabilities risk/cost from securities class action lawsuits is a tax on public companies.
What a hard and life changing decision to make at 13. Incredible.
It's something that doesn't get headlines, but a real barrier for enjoyment for a console-like PC. Hate being stuck with 'guest 1' and 'guest 2' or whatever. Many games want each player to progress and without true multi sign on, it just doesn't work. Hence games dropping local multiplayer on PC.
I never understood this. I get that the electronic release is "cool" or something, but it never made any sense to me that it wasn't integrated with or connected to a manual release.
The moment the seals fired the rifles the mission was over, a complete failure.
So the obvious alternative was to abort without killing everyone. The vaunted seals can't escape from a fishing boat? Nothing was accomplished by this mission other than killing a bunch of fishermen. For shame.
The x.com post was always a little vague to me. I would be interested if we got more background on this.
> She would have got the same treatment even if she spoke French.
This is simply untrue and I would be happy to hear a source for your position. It happens to allophones and white presenting anglophones:
https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/article/anglophone-accuses-fre...
Feel free to have the last word. My last word is leaving Quebec and never coming back.
Sorry you went to a restaurant in chinatown that didn't speak french. I hope you can recover safely from that experience. Meanwhile, this is the truth of living in Quebec as an allophone: https://www.montrealgazette.com/news/article505933.html
How is this toxic bullshit upvoted on HN. What the actual fuck. No everyone does not agree with your bullshit.
The problem is that as video technology has advanced, it makes less and less sense to pay for video processing technology on a receiver. Your new TV supports HDMI 2.1 with 120hz and VRR for your new PS5.
Does your receiver? Are you willing to spend $1000 to upgrade your receiver to simply correctly pass through that video signal, with little meaningful audio upgrade?