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9y ago
> Reddit addresses this specifically in their TOS and prohibits it. Where? I don't see anything that prohibits scraping. There are provisions against rehosting content, but that isn't scraping. You can scrape content without re
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Charging money isn't a great solution as it's too complicated and fee-ridden to be of value to low income users. P2P CDNs are one solution, but they aren't perfect either. They may be a lot easier to adopt than monetary road
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That is "pay to block ads" and doesn't cover the OP's use case of "pay to use this site" (afaik, I could be wrong). That use case is important for sites that don't want to use ads in the first place.
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9y ago
The cause he donated to was homophobic in itself. If I donate to ISIS and then say "I don't support ISIS" you would have a hard time believing me. I don't understand these mental gymnastics you are trying to do.
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9y ago
It's a huge difference for minimum frame times at 4K if you intend on getting a smooth 120fps.
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9y ago
Looks great. I just wish they went with AMOLED. It'd be worth the increased price.
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9y ago
Intel has been selling hexa-channel DDR4 Xeons since 2015 to select customers. For users like myself constrained by memory bandwidth I would prefer that they publicly started selling their Skylake-SP Purley platform. In some configurations
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9y ago
Update: I mean blend mode
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Memtest86+ tests the memory itself. I think Prime95 mixed mode is best if your goal is to stress the memory controller and all related subsystems.
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Doesn't surprise me. I tried them a few times and the food always seemed mediocre and uninspired. Near the end of the company's life they switched from fully compostable packaging and utensils (wherever possible) to the standard a
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It doesn't help that Nvidia's drivers intentionally stop working when they detect a consumer card functioning through VT-D in a virtualized environment.
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> You receive a couple hundred watts of near infrared radiation (ie the 1550 nm in the laser) just by being in direct sunlight. The visible light in sunlight makes pupils dilate, decreasing the amount of infrared energy that reaches and
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Just because I can't see infrared doesn't mean it won't damage my retinas through my fully dilated pupils at night when you pump up the power by 40x. Edit: Emphasis on fully dilated . The amount of infrared energy that reach
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Here's a much more cost effective answer: Use https://cloud.google.com/tpu/ Unless you have an unlimited supply of free electricity and don't care about the increased hardware management overhead, it's a
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I feel like the majority of the benefits of Google AMP could be realized with an nginx & Apache plugin combined with Google's CDN. If it was implemented in this manner, you could keep your existing URL structure and not be forced o
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> 3) Books were purchased through "unauthorized" channels, e.g. free review copies I don't see anything wrong with someone reselling a free review copy of a physical book. If you don't want people reselling free revie
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Bedford/St. Martin's data breach (2012-2014)
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They don't specifically state what they are charging him with in that article, just that they "seek to put him in jail".
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What about the secret US charges? I honestly don't understand how in our democracy there is even such a concept as "secret charges". It just sounds mind-bogglingly corrupt and out of place.
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The point is that with this configuration you can use or buy software that normally runs on Ubuntu.
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The current rules define large devices that must be stowed during take-off and landing as any device over 2 pounds. If the TSA uses the large device classification in their new rules, you may be able to bring a laptop on anyways as long as
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Your point holds true for Windows 10 S, but why do you consider Chromebooks to be locked down? You can enable developer mode, install your own OS on them, or even re-use the Chrome OS kernel for other desktop environments through crouton. Y
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ML could be used as a tool to empower the reviewers to to review the most suspect ads first.
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> I don't trust Microsoft. But they're less evil than Apple, look at Apple is doing with its locked garden (no GPL, only one browser engine allowed, no JITing except for their Javascript engine, development only on their platfo
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The Nvidia Tesla V100 is out now, and it's 12x faster for inferencing than the Tesla P100 cards in this. If the Tesla V100 is priced at all similarly to the P100, you would have to be very incompetent and far abstracted from actual dev
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Some of these distros come with browsers and JavaScript engines that can run in the console (such as node.js, w3m, lynx, etc.). Third-party HTML and JavaScript engines are banned in the Windows Store, so can someone explain how this uneven
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Just a reminder that MPEG LA has a CRISPR patent pool[1] and is willing to enforce it. It almost feels like satire. [1] http://www.mpegla.com/main/pid/CRISPR/default.aspx
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> For obvious reasons we couldn’t publish what we found It's not obvious to me why anyone not under an NSL or NDA would sit on this vulnerability for 5 years and wait until it's actively being exploited in the wild before publi
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I feel like this belongs here: https://twitter.com/fightfortheftr/status/855144442898132992 It's a disgustingly disingenuous billboard near the FCC headquarters that is being seen by many FCC employees on the
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I understand not disclosing the vulnerability itself, but if they won't even disclose the affected library's name then they are being grossly irresponsible or are under an NSL. If they are under an NSL and not just being irrespons
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