kevin_thibedeau

An EULA is not a valid contract.

Trade secrets aren't protected by law. That's why they aren't disclosed. If someone lawfully reverse engineers your trade secret, its secrecy disappears without legal recourse. Decompiling a binary for RE interop purposes is legal in the US.

0.1 is not representable in binary floating point. The old behavior was adding magic that shouldn't be there.

This demand letter may become evidence in a future case and judges don't look kindly upon lies and deception.

GPLv2 works the same way for license violators. It would be sweet irony if they linked any GPL source into their codebase.

Trade secrets aren't an encumbrance if you discover them independently. Reverse engineering (for interop) is legal in the US. The only leg they have to stand on is patent infringement.

That's where the dragons are.

There have been video terminals that allowed overstriking glyphs.

You should prefer using the standardized likely/unlikely attributes instead.

There's already a market for off road use. They are far superior to SxS UTVs that are overpriced for what they deliver. You usually get heat and air conditioning in an enclosed cab with flexible bed configurations. SxSs are glorified toys in comparison.

This is exploiting the existing LSV classification to bypass the chicken tax that limits the current market to old used imports. It will be easy enough to mod them for higher speeds on farms.

Zelle is ACH, everyone else uses card processing rails. It's not the same as real instant transfers between banks. There are middlemen involved that don't need to be there.

> Could shredded paper be reconstructed?

> No. A few thousand other bags contained paper that had been shredded into incredibly small pieces in 1990. This material was destroyed back in 1991 after inspection by the Stasi Records Office. Hence, there is no longer any paper shredded by the Stasi at today's archive .

Shredder chads from the 90s can definitely be reconstructed. This is why the NSA has gradually decreased the maximum size permissible for chads. If they'd held on to that material they could be recovered today.

Those are just side projects. SpaceX is now an AI company. All their phony future revenue projections are dependent on magic numbers cooked up by a drug addict who convinces people to believe his stream of lies.

> the permission prompt is “partially visible” (you can see an emoji)

Terminals can be configured to render emoji in text presentation form where they become monochrome glyphs that can be colored like ordinary text with escape sequences. Not something to hinge your security model on.

"No" here doesn't negate needs. It is part of a subordinate clause "no privileges". Substitute with "nothing" (literally, no thing) for the same parse.

HD floppies were much worse, both 1.44MB and 1.2MB. They are just much more susceptible to defects from wear and tear because of the shrunken sector size. DD 3.5" wasn't as bad.

> The linker won’t complain if your code calls functions that don’t exist – it will just mark them as external, expecting them to be provided by some other code. But they won’t be, and the program will just crash when it calls one of these missing functions.

You can verify no external symbols remain after linkage with: nm -D --undefined-only. This can be incorporated into a build script to verify the binary is valid.

It's about the proportional distribution.

> small company

> Stretched over two months

These companies aren't Google. There is no valid reason why it should take so long to decide on candidates for a position. It is not necessary to have more than two interview sessions. I bail on any company that subjects people to this garbage.

They need to show distribution of federal funds because it is not fairly allocated.

Not going to be a good day when Wise or Plaid are breached and accounts start being drained. Adding middlemen is not a solution to poor banking services.

AMD is also a hardware company with significantly more overhead than a software house that is swimming in margin.

> It spends 1 hour reading the file list before starting to delete

Shift delete bypasses the relocation of files to the recycle bin.

It helps you regain control and the tires will naturally drag against snow and slush once they have regained some traction.

It makes slides more controllable since you will spin around the middle of the vehicle rather than the front or back. All four tires interacting under power with snow also helps to restore traction. It isn't a magic wand of course that subverts the laws of physics.

They could innovate and let people buy unobtrusive ads triggered by keywords. Crazy, but it just might work.

Their benefit is they can operate in any space designed for a human without custom modification. No wires to get in the way with an assistant robot that interacts with the existing built world.

Why the heavy reliance on Javascript when native code would bring performance and energy savings?

This is why I use a fanless PC as my internal router. I have complete control and get timely kernel updates from a responsible distro.

Ah yes, the ouroboros economy. It will just run itself like a perpetual motion machine. Marx was so close to the correct solution.