I mean, immigration policies being what they are don't exactly make you confident to travel to the US.

Random people being sent to prisons in El Salvador even if they're not salvadorean, no legal recourse, it's scary.

I mean, I don't play online. I don't care if people cheat, I would just play the single player campaign and be done with it.

But having such an invasive anti-cheat when kinda sours it for me.

Even if people play online, they could segregate users into pools of players with the secure boot, full on anti-cheat enabled, and the rest of the world and be done with it.

It can't be that much of a hassle, they probably already group players by skill classes in matchmaking.

On the summer, the Japanese fan vests work surprisingly well.

It's the best argument against remote interviews, after that's established, fine to be remote.

Airplanes filter a lot of air through HEPA filters, and have done so for years.
Millions of people have spent long periods of time breathing it, in particular the crews.

You could say the same for surgeons (ORs are heavily filtered, cold and high pressure).

I mean, there's a large population that uses those a lot, and it's probably fairly easy to find people who haven't been exposed to much HEPA filtered air.

It shouldn't be super hard to do an observational study.

The tessellated Peirce quincucial would make a nice fabric pattern.

Why not just block it? I mean, if you have no presence in the UK the law probably has no teeth.

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Valve is a private company, they can do whatever they want or feel like it's worth their time.

The substrate doesn't need to be that thin, but it probably has to be really flat.

What's the point of all this crap! Seriously.

Actual content: Bruteforcing the phone number of any Google user

Not that 404 paywalled crap.

It's not needed, it's useful.

You don't really need to train it and eventually you get to be able to type without looking. I didn't really tried to learn to do it, I just used the keyboard so much that I eventually got the gist of it.

Everything ends, a few companies last over a century, but most fail or are acquired (which may mask a failure).

Will they fail in a year? In 5? In 10? In 100?

Without a timeframe it's a meaningless statement.

C1 is just the first iteration, one or two more, and it will be on par, and completely independent of any other vendor dessign.

By the time they reach C2 or C3 nobody will even think about it anymore.