Could websites not simply provide strong checksum to resources, as a way of identifying if a piece of content is the same? Then the caching is simply done with file checksum? I'm sure someone has thought about this, so not sure why this is not being used?
A great deal of Apple's stuff was through acquisitions, too. Notably, the iPod and their ARM design team.
Indeed, though they did innovate enough that they have added value. Apple was an early player in ARM (when it was still called Acorn Risk Machines) and it was PA Semi the company Apple acquired to develop their chips.
Indeed the EU should be pushing this, if only for environmental impact reasons.
Also, how many of these throw-away e-cigs are really properly regulated for toxicity and other environmental impacts?
I just wish IATA was encouraged to update the luggage advertising rules, so as travellers we didn't have to play that game.
I did say "mandated", as in what airlines are permitted to advertise. In Canada, for example, airline weren't advertising prices with taxes and fees included, which would sometime result in $500 price difference between advertised price and effective price. The regulators got involved and changed that practice. I am suggesting that we should be getting the government to be forcing an equivalent change when it comes to carry-on.
So when you say "It's nice that most of the cheap brokers now include all fees", this was forced on the airlines and not something they did out of the kindness of their corporate hearts.
How many people really travel with no carry on? 10%-20% of travellers?
Restricted C missing "dangerous" things such as pointers is already a thing and has been for decades. Google MISRA-C which is used in the defense industry. Converting it to Rust will gain you nothing except reducing the number of devs who can work on it iand hence raise your costs.
It makes me wonder whether simply encouraging use of Mini-C would be enough and how it compares to Rust when used in a practical context?
Most homes in Cali are made out of wood due to earthquake risk. Wood is more flexible and less dangerous during a quake.
Climate change is also a factor. Many places that used to be considered safe are now higher risk for fire.
From what I have read reinforced concrete is fine for earthquakes. The problem is that most people aren't willing to spend the money they should for a house and the insurance is left to pickup for that reason.
There is ZERO benefit from them, so getting rid of them is excellent.
The crazy thing is that disposable vapes are often cheaper than refills, despite including a battery, electronics and a whole extra shell.
You can't mandate coverage and expect insurance to absorb the cost. This will result in all insurance in California to drastically increase and with some insurance companies even pulling out of California.
Exactly. If people are building in places of high risk, then they should either be paying crazily high insurance or get the message that playing with fire isn’t worth the cost. Building out of wood in a fire prone area is also crazy. How about in incentivising people to use materials and building designs adapted to the area?
Having been bitten by bait and switch luggage costs, including having to pay for carry-on, I feel advertised prices should be mandated to include a standard size carry on. If there is a reduced faire available for just going with a handbag (no larger than a brief case or satchel), then that should be as a discount during purchase.
Anything is possible, but the more Trump does this, the less appealing US vehicles will be to export. Then again, so much this guy does is short term and "fuck the future".
Then register and drive it in California
This won't work. As soon as you cross state lines and try registering it you will be required to prove that it meets the road worthiness code of that state.
The closest you can get to your idea, is to live outside of California or have someone out of state own your vehicle.
Was it outsourced to Hackerone?
Maybe some company in China or Russia? -_-
You’re forgetting the day long sprint planning, the 1 hour long “standup meetings” and other elements of the Platinum Scum Grand Master General’s (I don’t keep up with whatever the bullshit titles are now) interference there is.
Which particular Sky God are we supposed to pray to?
Moore, the god of Intel and the founder of the law of transistor count doubling?
In specifications, Murphy's Law supersedes Ohm's.
