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Your head might not be, but you might find yourself being unhappily cleaning up a mess for months

Presumably the idea is that if you go ipv6-only you can avoid this cost and just use a firewall?

Kids (and teachers) generally don't deal with bullies well.

It really just results in them continuing to being bullied, or reacting badly and getting blamed themselves.

What motivates CodeWeavers specifically to work on this?

I think Apple will be ok with this, it clearly shows Android being less capable/compatible than other iPhones, a bit like blue/green bubbles

Am I right to assume that they simply implemented AirDrop without discussing with Apple?

$company can't find high skilled people willing to work for low wages

If they can make it play Microsoft Flight Simulator then that'd be pretty enticing

Does this suddenly become the best supported ARM desktop?

I'm surprised they went for ARM in the desktop, but for x86 on the handheld. Does this mean the handheld will move to ARM aswell?

If a bad spider bite happens, government-provided health care has your back

Kids will slam car doors at dropoff/pickup. It's pretty annoying. I used to live around the corner from a school and parents would use our street for it. They can also cause unexpected heavy traffic if they have some special event.

With free power for 3 hours a day, I'd skip installing solar and I'd buy a ~30kwh battery (2x Ruixu Lithi2-16) and a big inverter.

Charge the batteries in the free time and then use the stored power the rest of the day.

2 years ago I landed at London City (from Zurich), got off the plane and then we all walked all the way to the exit without being stopped by a single human to check passports or customs. I couldn't believe it.

I am not a British or EU citizen

US companies get big first, only then try Europe once they have big revenue/headcount to handle the risk/complexity.

What are the aspects that you're looking for from enterprise-land

What mass of hydrogen is needed per house to last a winter?

It might be the plan now - but it only takes one Product Manager in 18 months who is looking to push a metric

It's also concerning that you have to be logged in to use a free native app

ETFs like VOO will buy it eventually.

It started me wondering if theres an ETF that explicitly avoids the top 20 companies

> Or make room for a new fat binary for a future "arm64v2" :)

Or, one can dream: RVA23

What are the failure modes here? Is the tether company itself a vulnerability?

I have a desktop that I'm using as a server box, I'd like to avoid plugging in a GPU just to change BIOS options or debug a boot failure

I wish there was a KVM out there that didn't need HDMI, where it sat on PCIe bus and presented a really dumb framebuffer/kb/mouse to the BIOS/OS, but sent it out over the network

This is an amazing quote that really applies to all software development

Getting the mass into orbit for those heatshields sounds expensive

While the current iteration isn't enough to make me wear it constantly, if there's steady improvements for 5/10 years it could really go somewhere

Is there a good guide on what the right things to do are?

> Australia

Why there, why not Vancouver which keeps the same timezone as SV?

Go is middle-pack fast, not fast-fast.

There are always going to be problem sets where the GC causes significant slowdown.

It might be that in that industry, paying someone the $200k might mean the position doesn't make sense compared to the value delivered, and that you should instead open up another offshore office