yes and also movies have gotten worse (more poorly written)
This might be true but also ipadOS is a buggy mess and fails to even be a good walled garden
I cited 47 usc 302 in the grandparent, to which you responded “no” ( i was in error about it coming from 1934, which I acknowledged in a child comment) The 2021 and 2019 laws are relevant because the FCC said they…
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/47/302a (b) Restrictions No person shall manufacture, import, sell, offer for sale, or ship devices or home electronic equipment and systems, or use devices, which fail to comply…
“We don’t know what dark matter is or how to directly measure it but this distant galaxy has none” Ok then
Why doesn’t Apple allow you to use native screen sharing to control other Macs on the iPad??? it is enraging
Yeah, I’ve had a similar experience. Even the features of iPadOS that work are buggy. iPadOS is a nerfed buggy mess compared to macOS
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yeah the 2019 act begin this odyssey, and the authority to regulate electronics imports is 47 USC 302 when Congress gave up their power to write down specific laws about electronics to appointed bureaucrats at the FCC…
maybe he isn't malicious but he also doesn't seem to have a great deal of respect for the ownership and privacy of his customer's computers
because why should my electric light scheduler be in the business of inspecting my passwords and furthermore involving third parties in inspecting my passwords?
the FCC excludes regulating equipment that doesn't have a a clock above 9kHz but ebay doesn't know what that means
unfortunately the US decided a century ago that electronics should be regulated federally
the Secure and Trusted Communications Networks Act of 2019 (47 USC 154 1601 ff) is one place, among others, that Congress gave the FCC the authority to make rules about importing and selling electronics
interesting that the crux of the Nix dispute was about how he wanted to self-modify the HA after install, and the crux of the current dispute is how HA should be able to scan your secrets and upload truncated hashes…
Ok good luck with taking that attitude to the marketplace
They acted in perceived self defense
yeah by "illegal" i mean "there are many laws restricting who you are allowed to employ and with whom you are allowed to share nonpublic information"
Not only that but we have direct evidence from Fauci’s diary that his main concern was “modifying the narrative”
I think it harms the ego of the government workers to think they are effectively of lower status than a random citizen who can ask for them to account for themselves
I had the same experience. Museums really want to keep the pictures locked up. Profit and ego
This is because it is essentially illegal to work on passive radar (there are ways around it) in the US due to itar laws
Total Boomer Luxury Communism
kinda bearish for the data center rollouts if the spare compute can be used to solve math puzzles instead of training LLMs
yes and also movies have gotten worse (more poorly written)
This might be true but also ipadOS is a buggy mess and fails to even be a good walled garden
I cited 47 usc 302 in the grandparent, to which you responded “no” ( i was in error about it coming from 1934, which I acknowledged in a child comment) The 2021 and 2019 laws are relevant because the FCC said they…
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/47/302a (b) Restrictions No person shall manufacture, import, sell, offer for sale, or ship devices or home electronic equipment and systems, or use devices, which fail to comply…
“We don’t know what dark matter is or how to directly measure it but this distant galaxy has none” Ok then
Why doesn’t Apple allow you to use native screen sharing to control other Macs on the iPad??? it is enraging
Yeah, I’ve had a similar experience. Even the features of iPadOS that work are buggy. iPadOS is a nerfed buggy mess compared to macOS
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yeah the 2019 act begin this odyssey, and the authority to regulate electronics imports is 47 USC 302 when Congress gave up their power to write down specific laws about electronics to appointed bureaucrats at the FCC…
maybe he isn't malicious but he also doesn't seem to have a great deal of respect for the ownership and privacy of his customer's computers
because why should my electric light scheduler be in the business of inspecting my passwords and furthermore involving third parties in inspecting my passwords?
the FCC excludes regulating equipment that doesn't have a a clock above 9kHz but ebay doesn't know what that means
unfortunately the US decided a century ago that electronics should be regulated federally
the Secure and Trusted Communications Networks Act of 2019 (47 USC 154 1601 ff) is one place, among others, that Congress gave the FCC the authority to make rules about importing and selling electronics
interesting that the crux of the Nix dispute was about how he wanted to self-modify the HA after install, and the crux of the current dispute is how HA should be able to scan your secrets and upload truncated hashes…
Ok good luck with taking that attitude to the marketplace
They acted in perceived self defense
yeah by "illegal" i mean "there are many laws restricting who you are allowed to employ and with whom you are allowed to share nonpublic information"
Not only that but we have direct evidence from Fauci’s diary that his main concern was “modifying the narrative”
I think it harms the ego of the government workers to think they are effectively of lower status than a random citizen who can ask for them to account for themselves
I had the same experience. Museums really want to keep the pictures locked up. Profit and ego
This is because it is essentially illegal to work on passive radar (there are ways around it) in the US due to itar laws
Total Boomer Luxury Communism
kinda bearish for the data center rollouts if the spare compute can be used to solve math puzzles instead of training LLMs