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Kai's Power Goo https://youtu.be/xt06OSIQ0PE
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What other options do they have? Even on HN you hear "I use Egde to download Chrome". Many of you here don't test your own work in Edge. At the same time Microsoft is getting the heat that Windows 10 is unstable and the last
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Wanna save yourself against NotPetya? Try this one little Windows tweak
(theregister.co.uk)
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Was at LEGO many years ago. I remember that a couple of guys in the same department started to clock in overtime. A few days later a manager come by the department and ask everyone to stop working. He wanted to find the root cause for why p
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I am not sure if the FOV issues has been solved but it is being improved a lot in the next version according to patent filings https://mspoweruser.com/microsoft-found-way-double-hololens-...
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Many repos is just one or two people that work on it in their spare time.
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The Absolute Minimum Every Software Developer Absolutely Must Know About Unicode
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Windows Command-Line: Unicode and UTF-8 Output Text Buffer
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I tried to smoke banana peels as a teenager. It is still the biggest headache I have ever had. The pain. For days. On a side note, we tried to smoke almost everything we could set on fire. Nothing we tried came even close to the pain inflic
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Asp.Net core seems to fit your requirements https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/?view=aspnetcor...
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Although I am in favor or breaking up, maybe not Apple, but the others ASAP, that is not going to happen unless there is a Snowden copycat at work inside Google / Facebook. Look at the Google Transparency Project. Google basically runs
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Good. Gives room for competition and creation of alternatives to the American sites we are pested with right now.
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It is not OT. The site doesn't work in Edge, which indicate to me that they are not testing in all browsers. This makes me doubt if they are doing testing at all and ReX.js could be a low quality solution.
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This reminds me of XSLT. What are the benefits of this over that?
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This AI outperformed 20 corporate lawyers at legal work
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None, really. I have been working remote for the past 5 years. By that I mean I live in Thailand but work remotely for company in northern Europe. The only issue in if hardware VPN dongles needs replacement. The tasks I do has only few depe
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Why Google can’t technically do customer support (2011)
(seroundtable.com)
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Every time I hear about Googles cloud offering it is always followed by complains about their support and a discussion about if they even have something called support. As long as that stays none of the cooperation's I have worked for
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Why is so much code being added to a kernel? <terms of lines of code changed with more than 354 thousand lines of new code added at the end of October when this merge window opened.
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Memristors built with 2-nanometer-thick parts
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Yes, but that is being funded by the sale of oil to Europe . >Around 70% of Russia’s oil production is sold in Europe. Each time we fill our tanks, we are sending about €7 to Russia. This analysis details how rising oil demand in Europe
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Think of an item, that you're purchased within the last couple of years, that was not made from oil but was manufactured in Russia. Ok, I wait. You can't think of any? OK, then what about from of the Arab speaking countries? Yes.
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They are using glue instead of motar. It is being added just when then brick come out of the arm and then gravity is doing the rest.
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I don't understand why someone would choose to deploy anything mission critical without having an support contract with the ISP, the manufacturer of the the software etc.
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Yes, because when trying to give en url to an elderly or a non-technical, I find that, they often gets confused if it doesn't start with www.
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So Google started to use the motto in early 2002 and stopped using it in 2015. What year did they start to do evil and which event do you consider their first act of evil?
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After reading this, I no longer want a Tesla.
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The final paragraph of the article explains why they choose to port their existing tools: <With Linux's growing adoption as the preferred OS for running Azure VMs, it's only natural that Azure engineers are now looking into por
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So everything is eventually going to WebAssembly. Eventually.
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Every time I hear the word Webassembly I always imagine that one day the browser itself will be written in/compiled to webassembly and eventually the entire operating system will be too. Isn't that the natural end game for webass
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