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by Stierlitz 6y ago
> Essentially, students lucky enough to be in private education were more likely to see their grades go up / stay the same, compared to students receiving free education seeing grades going down. Students in “private” schools get a
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“There have been two key pieces of information used to produce estimated grades: how students have been ranked in ability and how well their school or college has performed in exams in recent years.” “there was no direct connection between
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“Why does it take your operating system 10 seconds, 30 seconds, a minute to boot up? Why does your word processor freeze when you save a document on the cloud? Why does your web browser take 3, 4, 10 seconds to load a web page?” Bloat !!!
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
>> Nothing to do with frequency. Why even mention it and try to associate with Russia? > Russia is an enormous threat to Western civilization, haven't you heard? /s Merely yet more anti-russian neocon propaganda, who are
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
At the risk of being rendered totally invisible, I would have to point out that you still have to hire-on techies to develop and maintain your apps in the “cloud”. Not to mention the latency issues you would experience. That's when you
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
¿Do they seriously expect us to believe this neocon cyber BS?
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
All very well, but each new extension adds to "waiting on extension". I tried moving the cache and chrome profile to tmpfs to speed things up. Could some developer embed such functionality into the executables?
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
'numpad0: “Confusing name but not related to Microsoft’s obsolete Pocket PC platform” I suspect such retrospective revisionist reports are designed to precisely do that, render confusion. For instance, according to wikipedia, Windows N
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
According to Wikipedia, Palm copied the “Pocket PC” from the PDA, who knew. Or was it Microsoft first named the “Pocket PC” the “Palm PC”. So as to render confusion in the public mind and steal market share. That's probably when Palm b
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
“Why Hypercard Had to Die .. The Apple of Steve Jobs needed HyperCard-like products like the Monsanto Company needs a $100 home genetic-engineering set.” http://www.loper-os.org/?p=568
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Would these unexplained glitches have anything to do with Trump requiring less reported Covad cases?
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To the downvoter: what was wrong with that post? - quote - @nordsieck >> George R.R. Martin uses Wordstar 4.0 on DOS to write the Game of Thrones novels > A much better modern alternative is the Alphasmart Neo 2. * It was designed
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This would never have happened, if only they used a proper Operating System from a respectable software company.
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@MuffinFlavored: “I thought static analysis/fuzzing/unit tests were supposed to catch these kinds of things?” How dare you criticise MICROS~1
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> multiple offset/segment combinations could address the same physical memory address. Would this have anything to do with memory exploits on the entire x86 range of processors?
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by Stierlitz 6y ago
Is there an edited version with the best bits? I really don't want to have to wade through five hours and twenty minutes of it. What video conferncing solution did they use. Not Zoom, cause the Chinese could be bugging it. Lastly, who
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Why would these highly technically advanced space aliens travel here in their space ships, only to buzz secret US air bases? If the US airforce now has access to such technology then why are they still using ignited distillate of petroleum
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Total Cyber BS ..
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@elboru .. Exactly, it's a pretend war on drugs, while the people at the top make millions. Moving the war on drugs overseas only serves to distract from the US home grown drug industry. And there's no problem in injecting these n
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“Executive Office Of The President" Haaaarrr!
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“MommyBlowsBest.18.10.31.Marie.Mccray.Story.Time.XXX.SD.MP4-KLEENEX” Haaaarrrr
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> .. Can it be done in a way that doesn't imply the death of the subject? The key word is replacement. Can this replacement vote or inherit property? What happens if there is a clerical error and they make two replacements. Which on
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@ALittleLight: “.. One was the idea that the author could rule out the singularity ..” Your consciousness uploaded and then downloaded into a synthetic human like body isn't ever going to be you. As the man said “transhumanism is a war
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“These force fields — the same entities that emanate from fridge magnets” Not a lot of people know that :]
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Yet more neocon waffle. I wonder who the US intends to provoke a war with in the near future, China, Iran or Russia. I wonder is there an election coming up. A small war would be good for ratings. Just who in their right mind connects contr
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> n this paper, we describe several security flaws found in the ID card manufacturing process .. Like accidentally on purpose,secure up to a point, but weak enough to allow the spooks to generate their own IDs. I mean if the cards were u
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“ If one attempts to assign to religion its place in man’s evolution, it seems not so much to be a lasting acquisition, as a parallel to the neurosis which the civilized individual must pass through on his way from childhood to maturity ”
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Didn't anyone else notice that Elon Musk never met with President Donald J. Trump at the launch site.
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> Was Dickens’s fiction shaped by the nastiness he never consciously acknowledged? No, as a writer he would be very aware of where his inspiration came from and would be good at creating imaginary characters for dramatic effect. Without
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“I found I could request JWTs for any Email ID from Apple and when the signature of these tokens was verified using Apple’s public key, they showed as valid.” What are they teaching them in computer school these days. How can you write a se

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