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JBiserkov
2y ago
> Remember this advertisement? "What happens on your iPhone, stays on your iPhone." 1. Take the biggest downside of your product 2. Advertise the opposite 3. Profit
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http://wikipedia.org/wiki/Panama_Papers
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2y ago
Most of the mass is concentrated in the node_modules folder.
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2y ago
Very cool magic/tech! Apologies if this goes against the hacker spirit, but do you know where I can buy a similar thing? In Europe?
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> and their silicon is only sold in machines with extremely fat margins Like the brand new Mini that cost 600 USD and went to 500 during Black week.
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> Data Not Collected > The developer does not collect any data from this app. Well, duuh, nothing can escape the black hole, not even information!
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2y ago
"Steve's goal is to transform the learning process at the college and graduate school level with a powerful computer and a new kind of software."
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2y ago
Because. Employers are firing people without a good reason. It makes the stock price go up. And even the threat of it keeps the masses in check.
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2y ago
The 'S' in FPS stands for "security".
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2y ago
Does Betteridge's law apply to all headlines?
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- How do you even visualize an 11-dimensional space? - oh that's easy - you just visualize an N-dimensional space and then set N equal to 11.
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Well, Visual Studio 6.0's Visual Interdev (1998) had actual browser rendering (via the Trident engine used in Internet Explorer I assume), including Java applets, which would run in the "Quick view" mode, but also amazingly i
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I guess it's also used when one (usually disapprovingly) tells a story/accusation about themselves from a third party's perspective.
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In Bulgarian there is "double inferential" mood, used to relate reported speech about the speaker . Usually used when the speaker got drunk and has no memory of the thing they did. a.k.a. "past forgotten" tense. The dou
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2y ago
Perhaps he shorted the Automattic stock... no, wait, Automattic is privately held... make it make sense!
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2y ago
Another salvo in the PR campaign to pump and dump AI stocks, or?
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2y ago
That sounds incredibly interesting! Thanks for sharing that! The YouTube link at the end is ironic ;-)
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2y ago
And shaking horizontally, with a bit of rotational wobble.
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2y ago
Block ocsp3.apple.com while you're at it. And ocsp4. And 5. Block them all!
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2y ago
They got 1 pun in their comedic relief budget and they spent it brilliantly: > We have enough data to know that we don’t have an acute problem on the horizon with 13th Gen — it is more of a slow burn.
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"Not only should municipal transit be zero fare, using it should provide tax credits." "This is a genuine, serious proposal. Cars and car infrastructure are so enormously expensive and destructive. Paying people to use public
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> I'm not sure what I would do without lemonade. Me too. So. many. lemons :-)
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3y ago
Yes: > But while the new study explains the “how” of tail loss in humans and great apes, the “why” of it is still an open question. Title is still clickbait.
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Intel compiler used unfair optimizations to boost performance
(tomshardware.com)
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3y ago
The intelligence of current generation of "AI" has been compared to a baby's, so... ;-)
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Check out the Sony Ericsson P910that had not 1, but 2 keyboards that could be detached. https://gsmarena.com/sony_ericsson_p910-pictures-846.php
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I read only the abstract and this is my response: https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/
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"This included PII, entire poems, “cryptographically-random identifiers” like Bitcoin addresses, passages from copyrighted scientific research papers, website addresses, and much more." https://www.404media.co/goog
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That's a joke, right? The battery held a charge for 6 years?!
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3y ago
And that's without power saving mode? Impressive! Have you configured anything like "disable background network activity"? Do you force close the apps?
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