Vladimof

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by Vladimof 5y ago
Windows 14 will be a simple blue square... and Windows 15 won't be a thing.
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by Vladimof 5y ago
It would end up being the same as today.... make your own algo would be nice though (they could terminate processes that arent efficient enough)
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by Vladimof 5y ago
I have heard Musk say that they try to stay at a fixed margin.
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by Vladimof 5y ago
Twitter's board didn't know what it meant...
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by Vladimof 5y ago
Apple being marketed as a privacy company makes me laugh... about once a month.
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by Vladimof 5y ago
Does that mean that car prices will drop a bit since Cobalt is the most expensive material used in Lithium batteries?
427.
by Vladimof 5y ago
lol, poison pill...
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by Vladimof 5y ago
> Either way, playing a zero-sum game still seems at odds with value creation. Tesla is very volatile... if you sell at all-time-high and buy shorts at the same time doesn't seem very risky
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by Vladimof 5y ago
Because you have a short doesn't mean that you don't also have a positive position? Sell high and buy low at the same time
430.
by Vladimof 5y ago
Pretty much... Bitcoin is whatever the majority (of miners) agrees it to be... and it could change at any time.
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by Vladimof 5y ago
but if bitcoin/sha256 gets cracked, it isn't a big deal, because miners will probably agree to move to something better and revert bad transactions...
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Hackers earn $400K for zero-day ICS exploits demoed at Pwn2Own(bleepingcomputer.com)
1 points by Vladimof 5y ago|0 comments
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by Vladimof 5y ago
You could preview books at https://libgen.is/ before you buy...
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by Vladimof 5y ago
> Ah, that explains how the joke works. The linked article wasn't especially good, I felt. It's a little too on-the-nose. They did also put a link to their Twitter in the article ;)
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YouTube Cheats Its Creators- and I Can Prove It [video](youtube.com)
4 points by Vladimof 5y ago|0 comments
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The Onion has been permanently banned from Twitter(theonion.com)
137 points by Vladimof 5y ago|46 comments
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US bride and caterer arrested for allegedly drugging guests with cannabis(bbc.com)
2 points by Vladimof 5y ago|0 comments
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by Vladimof 5y ago
That's what Amazon should do... "flying warehouses"
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by Vladimof 5y ago
> The genius bar staff just resorts to "bad logic board" when they don't want to spend even a minute diagnosing the problem. Or maybe they don't have the skills, IDK. I was happy that this solo kiosk rep was a repair
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by Vladimof 5y ago
Their views are too extreme, a bit like Fox, but the opposite.
441.
by Vladimof 5y ago
They used the dispersant to avoid the views/bad press (hide the oil).
442.
by Vladimof 5y ago
That company might leak and/or sell the data that they get from the schools?
443.
by Vladimof 5y ago
I hate the format of spreadsheets like this... I would much rather have the company name as its own column and get rid of empty rows. But thanks anyways, I might be the only one thinking like this.
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by Vladimof 5y ago
Would it have been ok if he crashed it in the ocean? BP did much more terrible things like adding very toxic dispersant to oil floating in the ocean to sink it... (and I don't think that the fine they received because of the oil leak w
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by Vladimof 5y ago
My homeworks aren't written to become public (they probably could because of their business)... I guess the schools are probably more to blame though.
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by Vladimof 5y ago
I've been downloading the same way since way before Netflix started, that might be part of it but also, I used to have issues playing Netflix in Linux (last I tried). I also like not having to deal with their app or their app changes
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by Vladimof 5y ago
500 Internal Server Error
448.
by Vladimof 5y ago
I have Netflix but I still download Netflix shows online from a different source because it is more convenient... and there will not be any ads
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Rolls-Royce expects UK approval for small nuclear reactors by mid-2024(theguardian.com)
3 points by Vladimof 5y ago|0 comments
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by Vladimof 5y ago
sure?

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