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by ToFab123 6y ago
It is my understanding that Bing is everywhere inside Microsoft and that it a service that a lot of other service depends on heavily. Bing is absolutely a core service to Microsoft
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There’s Simply Nothing Wrong with Microsoft(markets.businessinsider.com)
2 points by ToFab123 6y ago|0 comments
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by ToFab123 6y ago
Many people has wondered over the years what happened with the team at Microsoft that ** up Skype. It must now be clear that they all moved to Google to continue their work there.
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Every 8 Years, Swarms of Millipedes Stop Trains in Japan(sciencealert.com)
2 points by ToFab123 6y ago|0 comments
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Protocol for a U.S. Nuclear Strike(wagingpeace.org)
56 points by ToFab123 6y ago|65 comments
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by ToFab123 6y ago
What knife, fork and spoon to use if there are multiple of them at the the table (Pretty woman). LOL
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by ToFab123 6y ago
I think that the order of ingredients was settled during the burger emoji uprising :) https://www.theverge.com/2017/10/30/16569346/burgergate-emoj...
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by ToFab123 6y ago
I face palmed when I saw Pele say "We will play soccer together in heaven ". Pele was he even a good soccer player. Nobody knows. He never played in a European club or tournament against and with the world's best players. He
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by ToFab123 6y ago
In the MS App store there is an free app called move mouse. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/move-mouse/9nq4ql59xlbf?ac... non store version: https://github.com/sw3103/movemouse
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The 'Caspian Sea Monster' rises from the grave(edition.cnn.com)
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by ToFab123 6y ago
Did silkroad get replaced by other services or did that entire marked fade away when they turned off the light?
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by ToFab123 6y ago
> In the mid-1990s, the NSA had found out that somewhere under Copenhagen there was a backbone cable containing phone calls, e-mails and text messages from and to countries like China and Russia, which was of great interest for the Ameri
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by ToFab123 6y ago
CopyPaste running on Stackoverflow /s :)
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by ToFab123 6y ago
If there is someone at Microsoft who didn't got enough credit it was Ray Ozzie. Remember him when he was Chief Software Architect? He started Azure / Microsoft transition to the cloud. He created that shift in focus that Microsoft
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by ToFab123 6y ago
They hold the power to change an elections. No politicians like that.
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by ToFab123 6y ago
thowawayt536 gmail
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by ToFab123 6y ago
Most American media is pretty much own by the same people and there only very little difference, in terms of what you can trust and are objective, when comparing state run media to what USA has.
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by ToFab123 6y ago
7 year Koh Phangan resident here. Like the rest of us. From march to June the whole island just stayed at home in volunteer self-quarantine. Because of that Corona never arrived here and life is sort of returned to normal. Of course, no new
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by ToFab123 6y ago
They were open until a few weeks ago. Now closed for rainy season like every year around this time. Guys bar has been mostly off since march. Eden full on past couple of months. They did switch to day time party from 11 am - 2 am-ish, as ni
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Fictional starships size comparison [video](youtube.com)
2 points by ToFab123 6y ago|0 comments
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by ToFab123 6y ago
Yes. Everybody knows this since the release notes annoyingly are being displayed after each updates. If you, like me, have code installed on multiple computers that use infrequently the release notes are always the first thing you see at so
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by ToFab123 6y ago
Is Orleans based on Service Fabric Actors?
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by ToFab123 6y ago
> Apple is notorious for straight up cutting out journalists which produce critical coverage from their events. Take for example The Register: Inside our three-month effort to attend Apple's iPhone 7 launch party https://
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by ToFab123 6y ago
How do you check the domain value?
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by ToFab123 6y ago
> I see, so you use uninstall just because it's a more convenient Log out UX, than the actua Log Off function, because of auth Yes, precisely. It saves me the hassle of reentering my password every morning.
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by ToFab123 6y ago
Yes, but my work hours are more random than that. For me, Work does not start and stop at the same time every day, so in my case, quiet hours wouldn't work. I need a "manually override" in form of a "Off work" statu
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by ToFab123 6y ago
b and c is not equivalent. If you log out you will have to enter your password when reinstalling. If you just uninstall it and the reinstall it, you don't have to enter your password. Logging out would also log me out of my email so fo
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by ToFab123 6y ago
Every day I uninstall Teams from my iPhone and then I download it and install it again the next morning. Why? Because there are no option in Teams to tell it that I am "Off work". With Teams installed you will always be at work no
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by ToFab123 6y ago
Most big companies uses it for their internal applications. Most of them contract external consultant or companies to develop and maintain these applications. So thousands of consultancies also uses it. These consultancies also integrate a
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With $16bn in cryptocurrency, Ripple attempts a reset(cryptoupcoming.com)
4 points by ToFab123 6y ago|0 comments

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