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811.
by Zenst 6y ago
Excellent point, many insurance covers would have certain criteria and CDC announcements would certainly qualify in many instances. Though might be case that advisories are less credible than an announcement/alert. They advise people
812.
by Zenst 6y ago
When it comes to family deep rooted historical cultural traditions, I'm sensing that an advisory is not going to make much of a dent upon impact. Maybe better to advise how to have thanksgiving safely - pre isolate prior to meetup - w
813.
by Zenst 6y ago
Drivers will be the hurdle and how open source friendly the SOC is will be down to Apple.
814.
by Zenst 6y ago
Holiday season is upon us, can bet somebody will port Android for the heck of it.
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by Zenst 6y ago
With all the work from home and people moving back with parents or out of expensive area's that make no sense for them due to WFH. I wonder if we are seeing a wealth distrubition that for the outer cities will be a boost and sharp rev
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by Zenst 6y ago
> Books are a classic thing that should just be digitized and the originals sold off. I'd generally agree though thinking it thru - there have been instances in which researchers have found hidden ink/pages hidden under picture
817.
by Zenst 6y ago
That is kinda brilliant - more so that you can search from there and see what items you as the public can view and when. Heck could plan some nice days out around this - brilliant.
818.
by Zenst 6y ago
> The way I like to think of it is like moving your hand through water in a swimming pool; the faster you try to move, the more the water (time) pushes against you. If you don't try to move your hand at all, the water (time) has see
819.
by Zenst 6y ago
> Anil Sabharwal, Google Photos’ then-head, said in a blog post when the service launched in 2015. “And when we say a lifetime of memories, we really mean it.” That sure did change and within the classic 5-year business plan model as wel
820.
by Zenst 6y ago
Wonder if they could pop one onto a PCIe card for exisiting Mac owners to a a copro for a VM.
821.
by Zenst 6y ago
Oh yeas, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BeTq99LqUo will cover your curiosity safely
822.
by Zenst 6y ago
I've worked at the DOH and involved in the regional splits carried out in the late 90's that saw area's split into Trusts. The level of control Trusts and other departments have is not zero and the divergence in systems and
823.
by Zenst 6y ago
I'd of thought that Article 8 of human rights would encompass this. https://www.equalityhumanrights.com/en/human-rights-act/arti...
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by Zenst 6y ago
My first thoughts upon this was what benefits as an individual do I have in knowing this and for me the answer is none and I suspect for many it will be detrimental as will only raise anxiety related stress and that is just no good for the
825.
by Zenst 6y ago
Not as clear-cut on wasting space. Maybe those chips had a defective GPU area and why disabled - would be good to get clarity upon that. The other aspect is that they will act as a heat spreader at the die level, so whilst not best use of
826.
by Zenst 6y ago
Thank you thank you thank you. That is good to hear, making the Pi 400 a way better option for so many for just that feature alone as standard.
827.
by Zenst 6y ago
Whlst the TSMC factor has done wonders for AMD now that TSMC overtook Intel. One advantage Intel has still is costs/control of their node and would be very interesting to see production costs compared as might be that Intel has more m
828.
by Zenst 6y ago
Is CPU development moving back to a CACHE war fight? Certainly AMD done well with the CPU cache changes and looking at their GPU, they leveridged that appraoch again very well it seems. If Intel was to release the same chips and lob on a la
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by Zenst 6y ago
That would be kinda cool, not sure if it could be hacked to do that as I know it has USB host ports and if you could present them to another device as a client port - I just don't know. If you could - be the ultimate keylogging keyboar
830.
by Zenst 6y ago
Does this power button (function F10) just hard power off or does it do a scripted shutdown?
831.
by Zenst 6y ago
>Unless a vaccine comes along there'll come a point where The West will have resigned itself to be living with the virus. That will be the case, unsure there will be a vaccine that will give you a lifetime immunity (hopeful but I ha
832.
by Zenst 6y ago
Certainly the whole aspect of UBI would of been better for all in these times and hopefully some review of that will happen. In the UK we have Universal Credit - a means tested benefit system that is halfway-house towards UBI in some ways.
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by Zenst 6y ago
Well, polls are IMHO not good, betting odds are better I have found, for example the last UK general election the bettering odds had conservatists to win. Yet if you looked at Twitter or Facebook, you would be convinced Labour would win wi
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by Zenst 6y ago
That's fantastic and eye-opening. I imagine the next leap will be language translation and with that. The prospect of having support calls with anybody irrespective of language barriers is getting within reach.
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by Zenst 6y ago
Yes Scarfolk used to be a great dystopian humour outlet - today it seems more and more like a training manual for government. https://scarfolk.blogspot.com/search/label/thought%20crime
836.
by Zenst 6y ago
Hate is somewhat subjective in some area's - it is only when it clearly leads to actions that impact others unfairly, does it become more clear cut. Otherwise it can open a Pandora box of interpretations. For example: Is the Scottish
837.
by Zenst 6y ago
Nothing stand-out from https://ourworldindata.org/cancer that would indicate that. Alcohol would also be a factor in play as that would increase the risk of some cancers, so the lack of you would of thought also be a factor
838.
by Zenst 6y ago
Not sure what proof will work with some people, after all in places which have face-mask rules, the number breaking that etc highlights a not so small percentage of the populous, even with facts will air on the side that suits them.
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by Zenst 6y ago
I'm always reminded of the phrase - One persons propaganda, is another persons politics. Which if you look at political manifesto's by mainstream parties - does make for a very fine line depending upon how interpreted.
840.
by Zenst 6y ago
One aspect would be that they used real data for test data aspect and the whole data protection law aspect that can impact that as anybody who has had to produce test data will attest. The days of using a copy of existing data for testing

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