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> It’s WiFi that is the weakest link... Uh, I have a beef with this. I worked in a hospital (multiple medical facilities actually), and there are many, many medical locations have wifi poorly rolled out. Hospitals are places that look n
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From https://www.python.org/about/ (mouse over the "About" menu) : 'Python is a programming language that lets you work more quickly and integrate your systems more effectively.'
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Ron Ryden has been barking up this tree for a long time: https://www.wyden.senate.gov/issues/secret-law https://www.wyden.senate.gov/news/press-releases/wyden-colle... https://www.
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Ah, but trademarks can live forever. KISS has already gone down that road years ago [0]. [0] - https://www.gerbenlaw.com/trademarks/musicians/kiss/
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> Because if we do it the same way we did 50+ years ago, we learn absolutely nothing and the whole thing is a pointless waste of money. I would argue that if we did it exactly as we did back then that we would actually learn something be
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> We’re in a sort of awkward period where Wily Coyote has ran past the end of a cliff and has yet to look down and start falling. That’s the best description I’ve read yet about the current state of the housing market. Awesome visual !
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Forced curve. Until that happens grades are meaningless.
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I’m sure it helps their spam call filter. /s
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This is a really clean font. Nice work!
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> PopSci will continue to offer articles on its website, along with its PopSci Plus subscription, which offers access to exclusive content and the magazine’s archive. So they’ll still publish, just not in “magazine format”. Freakin clic
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https://web.archive.org/web/20231124163059/https://www.nytim...
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One question that nobody has asked yet - if Cassidy copied this, what else did they copy? I’m betting there’s more.
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Microsoft is different given the size of their investment. If one guy force another guy out, and you hire the second guy, you usually don’t make an offer to the first guy who did the pushing.
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So Ilya has a job offer from Microsoft? Wow, this is a soap opera worthy of an Emmy.
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> I challenge the author to go find a wired keyboard or mouse that comes with a USB C plug. it’s possible, but not easy. So let’s see . . . I have the following in my house, most are at least 2 years old and all are USB-C : MacBook Air M
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They could also have been counterfeit or substandard. Not saying you're wrong (because I think you're right), but there are other scenarios here, so from a theft perspective, the OP would be not guilty.
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Every day we get closer and closer to the hypothetical "five computers". [0] Software was first, and now every one of them have hardware too. Amazon Apple Goole Microsoft [0] - https://engines.egr.uh.edu/episode&#x
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Ray's style has merits but I think he takes it way too far. It might end up being his downfall. He has a pathological drive for getting to cause & effect decisions that humans aren't built for. At some point, he's going
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Your income level is wrong. It’s 200k for an individual or 300k if you’re married. https://www.sec.gov/education/capitalraising/building-blocks...
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RSJ got promoted to management. Twice. Red Shirt Jeff forever!!!! https://redshirtjeff.com/
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Apple is the 4th largest computer maker by market share [0]. Lenovo is more than 2 1/2 times their size. Your argument is akin to "Porsche should lower their prices. They could do better. Competition should force that." Appl
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This. SEO has become a real current day Paperclip Apocalypse, just through ads instead of paperclips. And to think we’ve barely introduced AI to it yet!
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SEC Rule to Speed Trades Puts $1T of ETFs at Risk
(bloomberg.com)
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I’m confused. Synapse and Dendrite projects are forked. Ok. But then they say they won’t be continuing to fund development and “They’ll need to get their upstream releases from Element’s repositories going forward.” that seems to mean that
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Wasn’t C++ the typescript for C ? The title strikes me as ironic that it’s talking about a typescript on top of a typescript.
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The problem as I see it is that automakers got caught up in the whole self-driving thing at the same time as electric car demand grew. So today, there are a ton of overpriced cars and now that the wealthy people have bought them, demand is
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I think the solution is to try again. Bad behavior of not following protocols should be rewarded with bad behavior of not following protocols.
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Interesting battle forming. Ironic in a way. I remember Max Headroom [0] where the character, essentially an AI news anchor, was played by a human being - with Minecraft-blockiness on the motion capture to make him digital. And also Knight
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That must be heavy! LOL!! For CHF 208, you can buy the reference directly from ISO...all 1,853 pages! [0] [0] - https://www.iso.org/standard/79358.html
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If I were the CIA, I would want to run a bunch of Tor nodes just to snoop on people. Of course, if I were the KGB, or MI-6, or the Chinese State Security Ministry, or the DGSI, etc., then I would be doing the same thing. Assuming that'
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