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Kukumber
4y ago
If it is, then someone could explain me why TikTok links are not correctly referenced on Google? It's always the Instagram links that pop out first, is there some shady business within Google? There was some news article about CIA agen
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4y ago
Haha, how funny, when it's TikTok it's national security, but when it is Microsoft, it's not big deal They even made a blog about it, that's pathetic https://www.microsoft.com/security/blog/2022
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4y ago
Why reuse the horrible name microsoft uses to describe using a VM? I'm loosing hope for anything tech related these days, just bad and concerning
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4y ago
If you want to contribute to open source projects, you donate to the project if they have a direct way for donations Github takes a cut 10% from organizations, so avoid doing that, nothing justify them receiving a cut from donations, they s
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4y ago
We are not living dangerous times, we been living dangerous times and we still are, it's not one sided, both China and the US are problematic, he US sparks conflicts to assert their dominance and hegemony everywhere, and China try to f
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4y ago
Tesla is plastic car, poor build quality and 0 garage available when you have a problem, same with Rivian, all these new EV company are dead on arrival, you have to send them somewhere, and wait many months for repairs I never said Volkswag
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4y ago
I agree with you, proprietary software is a thing of the past If it's not open and opensource, it is dead on arrival
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4y ago
https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/porsche-and-volkswag...
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4y ago
Why would they do that, Porsche is a strong brand they do not need that, i called it, we are living the beginning of the death of the German automobile industry, them embracing android/iOS car OS, what ever it is called, was already a
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4y ago
Ubuntu became too heavy and bloated for that kind of usecase Unless they have a special distribution without the bloat? Ubuntu Core is the only one i remember, and even that one is pretty fat (~250mb) Also where do he see 16 USD? on that al
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4y ago
Now is your opportunity to change that and educate me What do you think is their motive? is it because interesting features such as the always-on module? doesn't that improve power efficiency of the device? Do you think they are scared
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4y ago
Yes you are right, i don't know what i am talking about, i'm clueless, that's why apple watch doesn't last more than a mere day, it's because of me
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4y ago
Their motivation is easy: efficiency They are not attached to a HW, they'll sell you apple and its services, what ever helps them, they'll adopt it PPC, Intel, ARM, RISC, it doesn't matter And if they want a smart watch that
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4y ago
China just exited the status of 3rd world country not too long ago, so your statement is not fair
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4y ago
What hurt rust is the fanboys Look at the original title: "How we built Pingora, the proxy that connects Cloudflare to the Internet" And look what's being reported "rust-written", it's not the case with any oth
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4y ago
Genuine question, what the private sector is doing in the west? other than autonomous car? There is some effort for "flying taxis", anything else?
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4y ago
"your server needs a GPU and an i5 to use our shell, as it provides a graphical interface and some shader animation because that's what attract the money people, they want shiny stuff y'know" This trend of "new mode
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4y ago
Swift solves different problems You don't write drivers or mobile apps in Python For the same reason you don't use Swift to write your scripts, you don't need to compile python to run it That's some tasteless FUD
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4y ago
It has nothing to do with: 'missing culture of venture capital' It has something to do with US companies purchasing them, competing with them in an unfriendly way, and lobbying governments to push theirs instead Jitsi for example,
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4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32844338 :)
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4y ago
China, Russia, Iran, and then Brazil (with some other South America country leading to Brazil) We now know the US schedule for the next decade, interesting
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4y ago
Seems like things went downhill since we let the private sector rule, not the other way around
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4y ago
And yet most open source projects are born in Europe ;)
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4y ago
Sounds like there is lot of political interference by the US on Taiwan, as if they wanted to annex the island, scary
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4y ago
https://www.stackaid.us/github/Microsoft/dtslint who, how, why?
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4y ago
When gamedevs enhance everyone's life
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4y ago
Why would they when they let Qualcomm go away with it?
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4y ago
The US already lost because their economy is flawed, they operate on the "for profit" basis, meanwhile China operate on the "for the country and its people" basis, even if it's centralized with a communist head, it&
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4y ago
Nintendo Switch, such an impactful device Valve woke up a little bit too late Sony made a mistake to abandon the Vita And Microsoft was stupid to not try, or maybe too scared Steam deck is too big for me, the switch is the perfect size, I&#
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4y ago
From Israel? they clearly didn't learn from their mistake with their Russian dependency It has to be home made, otherwise you are at the mercy of your dependencies A sad fate for Germany and Europe
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