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8y ago
I think "into" is the new part as opposed to "onto".
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Virginia governor's yearbook page shows 2 people in blackface, KKK garb
(cnn.com)
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8y ago
I think you guys are onto something. At $100 a pop, my family, just counting out to first cousins, could buy a pretty nice sequencer.
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8y ago
Agreed, it is quite possible that an influx of "steady state" (compared to human piloted) vehicles for humans to follow around will improve traffic conditions overall. A large component of traffic is the "accordion effect&quo
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New Research Could Be First Step Toward Buckyball-Powered Quantum Computers
(gizmodo.com)
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Twitter Says False Content Is Evolving, and More Comes from the U.S.
(nytimes.com)
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There are over 100,000 Google and Facebook employees, just a small percentage of them with good old fashion loyalty to their companies could explain the amount offended here.
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We tried 20 store-bought mac and cheese brands to determine which is the best
(msn.com)
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I didn't miss it but I was skeptical at the performance, I thought to myself "be cool if mouse wheel scrolling agitated it, OMG it does!" Nice work, am a big fan of fluid sims too. Who says the internet is not fun anymore?
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Engineers translate brain signals directly into speech
(techxplore.com)
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the article doesn't help sluice that out much... "Another alleged Chinese spy has been caught apparently trying to steal secrets from Apple’s mysterious self-driving car project."
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8y ago
OK, thank you for clarifying. It does read that way though, basically "Google was not abusing it like fb, thanks to Techchrunch they will lose their cert anyways".
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8y ago
You are chastising Techcrunch for reporting the truth? There are some things we just don't need to worry our little heads about?
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Things you need to stay safe in subzero temperatures
(usatoday.com)
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Mayhem, the Machine That Finds Software Vulnerabilities, Then Patches Them
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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Victorians to trial Android-based public transport payment
(zdnet.com)
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For most things, feel free to reproduce patented parts for your own consumption, just don't give them away or try to sell them.
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AP has had a lot of "opinion..." in it's feeds over the last couple years. I used to be a big fan of their uncurated "Raw Feed" but they decided that was not something they wanted to expose any longer. The others ar
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8y ago
Do you have any suggestions? Are there any reputable sources remaining? Not sure I could trust any single source ever again. Not enough to pay for it anyways.
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Those are not wars, those are a game called "war" where there are rules that give the little guys a major handicap.
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Apple is reportedly working on a games service that could be 'Netflix for games'
(businessinsider.com)
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RF Hacking Research Exposes Danger to Construction Sites
(darkreading.com)
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Intel Announces New Class of RealSense Stand-Alone Inside-Out Tracking Camera
(apnews.com)
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At least we all still put our pants on the same way...
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Cybercriminals Clean Their Dirty Money
(darkreading.com)
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Most popular programming languages, according to GitHub
(businessinsider.com)
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Computers fail in courts across England as judges and CPS try to access info
(telegraph.co.uk)
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Android Q will allow carriers to lock down your phone in new and exciting ways
(androidpolice.com)
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All our base are belong to them.
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Never seemed that buggy to me but maybe I am jaded by years of experience using $10k CG apps that crashed a lot more. Congrats on Alpha!
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