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Well if you work with the CPU instructions directly and bypass the OS things start to get weird. That's also when you bang your head against the wall for everything e.g. Intel writes in their erratas.

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/docs/intrinsics-guide/index.html

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Well instead of checking if it is null you always dereference it BUT you twist the logic so that the result cancels out when it was null.

Basically you're doing a lot of calculations with invalid data but the invalid data will cancel out.

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Can't you just do something like "A AND NULL"?

Sound similar to what we did in the high performance computing class with SIMD programming...

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@nprofile1q... Oh, I misread your post. I thought you said that an advertisement service wouldn't have any income cause they're not selling anything themselves.

But funded by ads generally counts as income. Same for "donations" when you're not a registered non-profit.

But the key here is the proportionate part. Also don't forget that these are not a "one size fits all" but that a judge in court has to state one. This is just the maximum possible...

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Interesting wrinkle of the EU Chat Control 2.0 proposal: the maximum penalty for non-compliance is a % of the penalized entity's turnover (aka revenue). If I'm reading this right, for a service that ...

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@nprofile1q... well someone is paying for the service, right? So there is money coming in. Or not?

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Service post: If you can't afford a air conditioner put up a dehumidifier and absolutely NOT one of these cheap garbage "cooling devices" that are actually just a humidifier with a fan.

Reason being you want the sweat on your skin to cool you down and evaporate into the air quickly and not for the evaporation of water in that cheap garbage cooling device to cool it down while it makes it harder for the sweat on your body to evaporate.

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Bücher systematisch zu kaufen nur um die dann am Ende zu vernichten ist hier der Punkt.

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verapdf or pdfinfo should do.

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Is it a valid PDF/A or do they just embed the fonts alone?

It being a proper PDF/A (at least PDF/A-1b and preferably PDF/A-2u)

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Most phones these days will turn off with a heat warning when they exceed these temperatures.

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Isn't AC standard in the US? I thought basically everyone has those there. But a mini fridge and optionally adding a desiccant should be good enough for most things. I'd guess.

And fridges is another thing that people in the US (appear to) have plenty of.

Is that not the case after all?

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Well if you store it in the cabinet or drawer it could still stay below 25C, at least when it cools down over night. Maybe only a few days in the year where it wouldn't work here in Germany at least. (Well a bit outside of Frankfurt, once you go into the center of it it's basically like stepping into a furnace...)

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