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6y ago
And yet we wouldn't have had the iPhone without this, so good thing his dislike wasn't listened to.
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6y ago
I find that the more people like Apple products the less they can see how abusive it was.
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6y ago
Twitted? I guess I'm getting old.
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6y ago
And no one could taste the difference, as expected.
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6y ago
No one is saying you shouldn't be sceptical. What OP is saying is only that you should not form an opinion on the subject based off of what some pro-third-party-cookies advertising-people are saying. He is pointing out that this is cle
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6y ago
>SolarWinds emphasizes that, unlike the Russian hackers <snip> the Chinese hackers First off we don't know that it was Russian and PRC hackers and secondly pointing fingers at every opportunity is bad for everyone except tho
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6y ago
Oh god, not again Apple!
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6y ago
"Siri, turn on my car." "I'm sorry Dave, I can't do that. For your safety your car has been put in low-power mode until you install original iTires. Do you want me to play a movie instead?"
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6y ago
>Then in the early 1990s it transpired there was a copy in Cuba, a fact confirmed by the Cinemateca de Cuba in Havana. Still, it took four meetings – the UCLA Film and Television Archive had to fly out to take part in negotiations – to a
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6y ago
Great article but for the love of god don't use Passmark. They are extremely bad on AMD scores. Now this is luckily two CPU's from AMD so it isn't bad but it is a bad comparison site as they heavily favour Intel.
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6y ago
I wish we had a tool, like the political compass, that those who run for (re-)election had to fill out by law before they could run. As it is now no one have any idea where different candidates are on the political spectrum as all they do i
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6y ago
I hadn't head that before. How very fitting.
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6y ago
For the life of me I cannot see why this article is written in a positive light. The result is pretty clear: Members of the two parties hate each other less in reality than they think they do and they are actually closer than they think. &q
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6y ago
I mean it is a link to an Elsevier paper. They are cancer.
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6y ago
If it were on Reddit I'd guess vote manipulation but on HN? Strange. I can't see anything wrong with your comment either.
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6y ago
Direct link: https://exposing.ai/
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6y ago
Elsevier.
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6y ago
I was hoping this was something fancy Anti-appStore but it is Anti-open-the-app-store-automaticcaly.
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6y ago
Idea #67 of the day: Let's ruin a perfectly well preserved vintage car.
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6y ago
There's no more a "break to mobile at 980px" than a "break to mobile at 1140px", it's just the one you have a problem with. A responsive site scaling at multiple breakpoints isn't like switching to a mobil
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6y ago
That wasn't the average user and not even the average computer geek. Most browsed webrings.
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6y ago
I'm not sure that: >Flood of Chinese Aircraft is accurate to describe: >eight Chinese aircraft No reason to make it into click-bait IMO.
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6y ago
I didn't downvote but IMO it is because disagreement is often shown with votes instead of comments. Ability to downvote is a broken system, but saying that will also give downvotes, especially if you also point out a big site that have
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6y ago
>If the PSU failed The PSU? As in one (1)? Because then, to quote Adam Savage, Well there's your problem!
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6y ago
>Since 1995 about a billion people have been lifted out of extreme poverty That is a great soundbite for the news but is it actually as great as it sounds? If we take it as fact that "one billion humans have been lifted out of extre
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6y ago
This is a tad disingenuous IMO. We can't "literally see the big bang happening". That's is like saying we can see the explosion of a stick of dynamite that exploded inside a mine because we see a dust-cloud and hear a bo
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6y ago
The article says it quite clear: > "Predicio is present in twelve messenger apps, including apps masquerading as Telegram and WeChat. X-Mode is present in apps such as Messenger Go and Messenger Pro that mimic the branding of Facebo
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6y ago
There isn't a demand because the average user doesn't know. Of course they would mostly pick the app without spyware if the were asked, but they are not.
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6y ago
Likely because he links to Twitter. https://grapheneos.org/
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6y ago
It's not that simple. Sure "the good old days" wasn't that good, but that doesn't mean he was completely wrong. >We have made untold advances in the medical sciences Out of reach of a lot of humanity and for thos
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