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Win95's ability to host multiple VMs was marginally better than Windows/386. It was a step in the right direction with the new driver architecture and elimination of TSRs (TSR-to-95 porting was one of my roles bitd). Just a baby step though, you could be just as rude in a '95 driver as a DOS TSR.

Fun fact, Win 95, 98 and ME booted DOS and autoexec'd win for you.

That should stop them.

"The 60-Second Thermal Cliff"

It take longer than 60 seconds, but the same happens with the MacBook Air. Once heat soaked, performance drops off a cliff.

Claude is officially dead to me now.

This movie isn't over yet. We'll have to wait and see if GameStop goes full 80's on them with a hostile takeover attempt.

If you're gonna go there, this is obligatory https://www.decisionproblem.com/paperclips/

I get the microservice to ensure this. But 3 people dedicated to it? I guarantee you they spent their days trudging dungeons, playing CoD and ping pong.

That assertion is based on the practice of immediate clamping common in Westernized Medicine, hence the delayed clamping movement.

Have you ever had a child? Have you and your wife significantly studied these matters?

I think this all turns on, did the original author assert "Addtional Terms" under GPL v3 7e:

e) Declining to grant rights under trademark law for use of some trade names, trademarks, or service marks; or

If he did not, it would appear to this non-lawyer that he released the icon and branding under the GPL.

This guy brings the receipts https://x.com/markkaplan20/status/2048350831096090749?s=61&t...

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Get curious

Actual Scientists are calling it Type-3. But these are the same scientists that are actually reversing Type 2 diabetes without expensive drugs. Of course they exist outside the pharma narrative, and they don't have any uncurious attack dogs willing to defend their narrative-busting results.

The old-fashioned way, build your own kernel with the driver included.

Incorrect. See also: NetWare, Stoned.

Was quality even an issue at 480i?

Microsoft VP comments on this: https://x.com/shanselman/status/2041977121686585396?s=46

14th Amendment: 'wherein they reside', residency is a legal state indicating an immigration process per the law has been followed.

And though your point about not having agency is significant, the law and the Constitution says DACA recipients should have been deported. We allowed a rogue President to override that.

So. Does this methodology mean someone can surreptitiously boot up a Linux VM running Wireguard in your browser and be inside your firewall via chrome.sockets API?

You run old operating system in browser as a gateway.

The genesis of the Fourteenth Amenedment was to deny citizenship to any circumventing said jurisdiction, as the Confederate states had done. As illegal aliens have all done. Seems pretty cut and dry to me, especially considering SCOTUS previously ruled American Indians were not under the jurisdiction of The United States after the Fourteenth was ratified, requiring Congress to enact a law granting them citizenship.

DACA is another example, The Obama Administration could not get legislation passed to grant citizenship to those individuals, so drafted an Executive Order to not enforce the law (as he had previously sworn an Oath to do, I might add). And now many of those individuals are facing deportation.

Also with Swallwell becoming aware the FBI had him under investigation. And he and Bondi are buds.

It's fine if you ignore supply chain attacks on npm packages.

The lede everyone is burying: "Every EmDash site has x402 support built in — charge for access to content"

8 years later and now I'm getting the 4 1's joke.

No acknowledgment of the Apple ][ ಠ_ಠ

Well this is ironic, GPL advocate(s) declaring a clean implementation based on specifications infringing due to someone/something reading specs provided under license. Didn't Oracle lose that argument in court as pertains to Android implementation of Java libraries?

I was able to get all the balls stuck on the 'ceiling'. Bug or feature?

Our Constitution accounts for government agents gone awry so there is back and forth. The FDA can go as far as mandating a recall but they need evidence, which they obviously lack at this point or they would just mandate the recall.

This is some FDA operatives using the rules and a PR campaign to wage war on raw dairy, something that is not new in this country at all.

I don't know what their QA looks like but I don't think it's too big a stretch to think they retain samples of every batch and culture for such pathogens. Just to have the ammo to fight back.

It is entirely possible mishandling could cause this. Like the many times I've gotten home from Trader Joe's to find the 'associate' unpacking the box sliced the product package open with their box cutter.