That’d do it, standard inclusion with my distro
Disposable vapes didn’t really exist in Australia until the govt banned vaping. Same for illegal tobacco and tobacco gang wars not being a thing until tobacco taxes were jacked up more than the tobacco costs
Interesting, in Australia we have community gardens in most areas and I have never seen any of them empty. Of course that being said, they aren’t the sizes of industrial farms but are more intended for producing produce by hand labour
Every piece of plutonium is supposed to have a permit and be individually tracked
Wasn’t tracked, didn’t have permits, it’s illegal. I don’t like it, I think its stupid, but that’s the law that’s enforced by the courts
1mg is still strictly illegal as you need an import permit, permit to posess, a valid reason and the entire country as a whole is not allowed more than a total of 1KG
Australia has a treaty that says ALL plutonium in the country must be documented and accounted for. The country is not allowed more than 1KG in total
It’s not picky, needlessly creating objects makes the garbage collector run a lot more. Especially if it’s invoked frequently like Minecraft recreating the object for every block on the screen for every frame to render. The garbage collector is largely responsible for lag of up to a second occurring at random times.
Sure, but on my WiFi network with my flat mates there would be like five concurrently logged in email accounts constantly connected and receiving traffic from proton. And then behind CGNAT that might extend to a hundred people concurrently logged in with one IP.
The false positives would drive away so many more paying or future paying customers it wouldn’t be worth trying
Only thing I can think of is fingerprinting devices but then that’d be obvious, break their business model and also drive away customers
Due to CGNAT it’s likely to have up to hundreds or thousands of unrelated customers sharing an IPv4 address
Where’s the guy in the comments explaining it
Likely, wonder if they uploaded much of the data from Amazon to themselves?
Using upload stats from AWS is ridiculous. Bittorrent is heavy on the upload and requires more than 10% of your download bandwidth in uploads just for protocol overhead on a small number of peers without even considering seeding
The case law that results from this case may cost everyone very dearly
From the thumbnail I thought this was a naked ass
I thought it was gonna be the horse song
Who is the guy to the left of trump?