Dah00n

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by Dah00n 6y ago
Non user upgradable products aren't better for the environment though.
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by Dah00n 6y ago
That has nothing in common with emulating though. Running ARM code in x64 is emulating. If adding code were emulating than Linux is emulating Linux v0.1. Wine isn't an emulator. PCSX2 is an emulator.
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by Dah00n 6y ago
Because the benchmark isn't doing what GP days it does.
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by Dah00n 6y ago
To add to the other comment a Grand Jury is also often made up of jurors called in using the prosecutor's private phone contacts. A few ex-cops and former work buddies. People also go to jail because of misuse of power by grand juries.
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by Dah00n 6y ago
They are equally bad just in different ways to different people.
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by Dah00n 6y ago
Is that Chinese IP law being broken or US IP law? I don't know how Chinese IP laws work but of course Chinese should follow Chinese law and Americans American law. Anything else is completely irrelevant. About Huawei: Getting a fair tr
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by Dah00n 6y ago
The only option you have is a phone like the Nokia 3310 then. Android and iOS are equally bad, just in different quantities of bad in different areas.
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by Dah00n 6y ago
I'm not disagreeing but you comment could be rewritten and still be true: >The US is steamrolling us, because 1) they think and act strategic, 2) size-wise, they are not one country but many countries and city-states working as one
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by Dah00n 6y ago
Not much to be proud of as the loser. Taliban leaders explicitly said they would win by waiting. Now they did. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/26/world/asia/taliban-afghan...
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by Dah00n 6y ago
No, but he is an international hero.
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by Dah00n 6y ago
And Playboy should stick to pictures of... Playboys? Nonsense. They have a very good point here.
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by Dah00n 6y ago
Well then Apple will win in the US but not in the EU when they get sued there. In the EU you cannot bind someone to have less rights by hiding it somewhere in an EULA. If the button says Buy then legally you buy no matter what any contract
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by Dah00n 6y ago
Could you supply an example that an enum wouldn't do as well? How is a bool null, false, true different than an enum with null, false, true? Edit: grammar
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by Dah00n 6y ago
It wasn't meant to be snarky, though I can see how it could be seen that way. I still can't find any data to back up your claim though so yet again I ask that you share it instead of just claiming that is how it is.
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by Dah00n 6y ago
>This is very problematic for Silicon Valley's current economic model. Is that a bad thing?
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by Dah00n 6y ago
For those of us that apparently don't know how to use Google could you share to add something interesting to the discussion?
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by Dah00n 6y ago
Very confusing that all types of masks are called masks in English. In Danish masks that filter air you breathe in are called masks (N95, 3M, etc. are maske in Danish) while masks that only capture some outgoing particles aren't (surgi
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by Dah00n 6y ago
> "Car Data, will create an ecosystem to link the ever-expanding set of vehicle data to authorized data usage, such as pay-how-you-drive insurance, road monitoring, and fleet management." I hope for once to be surprised with p
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by Dah00n 6y ago
With the caveat that it should be one-way communication only (or we know for sure it will include tracking in 3...2...1...) this could be a good idea if it were integrated into the car. It takes seconds to swap this out with the metal plate
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by Dah00n 6y ago
Denmark are done giving vaccines to 65 and older on Friday. How many do you think can die in a few days that a vaccine could have saved?
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by Dah00n 6y ago
How does the risk/benefit not support it when end of vaccination of 65 and older is done in Denmark in three days?