lol, no it’s not easy. You saying “easy” doesn’t mean it is in any sense of the word. Like the person you’ve been responding to before said, usb c can support many things and not support others. For example, USB C cables can literally be unidirectional! That sure isn’t listed because it’s assumed to work bidirectionally, but it’s not a requirement. I literally have a unidirectional usb c cable in fact.

Just cause it says 480 doesn’t mean jack when

1. You weren’t talking about this cable originally, you were making a claim about a cable that literally wasn’t mentioned in the article. I gave an example of a cable that directly disproved your comment in a facetious manner.

2. No consumer should be expected to know usb c standards (that’s literally the point of this conversation)

3. 480 Mbps has nothing to do with supporting video. This Reddit thread explains it way better than I can, but support for a feature in the cable has absolutely nothing to do with data transfer rate. https://www.reddit.com/r/UsbCHardware/comments/ji87mc/usb_32_gen_2_typec_monitor_compatibility/j5dohy5/

Which cable are you talking about? This one supports data and mentions nothing about alt modes. https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/rundhult-usb-c-to-usb-c-black-white-20581106/

Did you know that USB C cables can be unidirectional? As in, they only work plugged in in one direction. You know how I know that? Cause I’ve soldered usb-c cables myself. I own one that only plugs in in one direction (and works)! I’m honestly very surprised you’ve only had issues with charging, do you not need them for data? So many of my cables are charging only, they literally do not function for data at all. It’s a nightmare.

And you’ll never see it on an Apple product, though you’ll never find an Apple product that isn’t supporting the full standard it’s still a problem when you’re trying to find a cable and aren’t sure if you’re using a real Apple one or a lookalike.

That’s not what it does… you fell for all the rage bait exactly like OP said.

The latest tech isn’t proven to last, might be harder to integrate, might require making design choices that affect the production line, the reliability of the phone, the battery longevity, the supply chain, the operating system, etc. Using the newest tech is a surefire way to make sure you have to do a recall, if you’re the biggest companies on the planet.

Too short. A too long movie just ruins it. So many movies are like this. Too short and you can still enjoy it.

Why wouldn’t collisions matter in a hash map? They’re directly attributable to the speed of the hash map. In fact I would venture to say that collisions are directly attributable to speed in all situations. That matters, right? Especially at the language level.

I mean you are more tightly coupled. It’s way more likely that someone is going to pull the git submodule (especially if you’re doing this with multiple projects) than the someone updating the version of the library inadvertently. This applies even more if you’ve created the library and deployed it to your own artifactory yourself.

I think the point the user was making is that, if it isn’t already distributed as a library, you can just fork it and deploy it as a library artifact to your company’s internal artifact repository. You shouldn’t be pulling an external project as a submodule, that’s just coupling yourself way way too tightly to external code. So you turn that code internal and into a library.

The article calls out hash functions and links to the relevant Wikipedia page, so I don’t think this is solely about cryptographic hash functions, though that seems to be what you were talking to the other user about.

Palestine supports Ukraine. https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2022/12/19/are-palestinians-pro-russia

The Palestinians, who have long suffered from Israeli wars and occupation, wish for the war in Ukraine to end, for Ukraine to be free. They stand in solidarity with the victims.

Ukraine supports Palestine

https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2023/11/8/ukrainian-letter-of-solidarity-with-the-palestinian

If you believe otherwise you’re literally falling for Israeli and Russian propaganda.

This has to be the most braindead propaganda take I’ve ever heard. You think that supporting Ukraine is the opposite of supporting Palestine? They’re both countries being invaded against their will by terroristic governments. If you support Palestine you support Ukraine, full stop. If you think otherwise you are so brainwashed you literally can’t think for yourself.

This has to be one of the most propaganda ridden bullshit takes I’ve ever seen. You’re so brainwashed you think it’s appropriate for any country to be invading another. Fuck off.

Ah I didn’t know that. I doubt it was that much when I first got it, but I’m unsure. I’ve had it for a long time

I’m pretty sure you can pay for a lifetime access to infuse, cause I don’t think I pay monthly.

They didn’t brick anything. They gave a button for you to get a discount if you did it yourself

I thought we do know the depth of the bunkers though. And that American bombs can’t go that deep, even multiple of them

The usage of temperature to describe space really throws off laypeople that aren’t used to temperature in a scientific context. Temperature is an average measure of the particles in a system. Since there aren’t many particles, space is “cold”. But it’s not. It’s not cold. If you took off a spacesuit in space and “survived” you would overheat from absorbing heat from the sun OR from your body overheating since you wouldn’t be able to shed the heat. You wouldn’t freeze. There’s hardly any particles to transfer energy between bodies.

In this case, either the particles are traveling faster than in our solar system, or there’s more of them. Even if there’s more of them, there’s still not many, it’s a vacuum. So the “temperature” just reflects the average of the particles.

It’s like being in a bowling alley. The “temperature” is the speed and collisions of the balls. But the people there aren’t ever going to be hit by a ball. So if you bring stronger people to the bowling alley and they throw the balls much harder you can “raise the temperature” without affecting a single person.

It handles memory just fine. I’ve run them all alongside each other for weeks with no issues (with a completely full hard drive from images). I rarely close programs or turn my computer off. Yes, an MBP is a great computer and well worth it, but they’re no where near as light and portable. If you’re doing image editing on the go then the air is a fantastic option.