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by Zenst 6y ago
That is a double edged coin. Thinking of fake news, spam, scams etc.
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by Zenst 6y ago
‘false reports’ - what percentage of those are malicious is a question they should be asking themselves. False claims like that are bad as in such crimes, the mentality is guilty until proven innocent in the eyes of the public at large.
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by Zenst 6y ago
> The meaning of all words changes. It would be ironic if the meaning of the word hacker would be unchangeable, impenetrable. Hats off, brilliantly put and the whole aspect that the word hackers got hacked is one that I'll remember
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by Zenst 6y ago
True, yet the incentive is just not there business wise over what they have now and be a hard sell to the board as what advantages does it give them? It actually makes more sense for some governments to buy ARM than many companies, so at le
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by Zenst 6y ago
Bad move as some channels love that their content gets translations into other languages as helps them and they can't afford to pay for that and it's fans/supporters/people learning that create that. That's all goi
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by Zenst 6y ago
Always irks me how the media use the term "hackers" as some usurped terminology to describe criminal acts using technology. For me, it is like calling burglars a locksmith - that don't happen and yet we see the word "h
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by Zenst 6y ago
So much like a shared patent pool, which in effect does partially describe ARM. But when those companies can get access to those patents for more accountant friendly costs without balancing out risk/asset/management aspects of own
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by Zenst 6y ago
If you look at the products these chips are in and see the breakdown. Cost of IP license from ARM, price to make that chip and price that chip sold in that product, let alone the final product price. The margins are thinest in ARM's
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Deadpool fly among new Australian 'super power' species creating a buzz(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by Zenst 6y ago|0 comments
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by Zenst 6y ago
Future digital tourism. That or risk future archaeologists thinking COBOL was some God of the time and the natives built large metal obelisks in dedicated worship temples.
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by Zenst 6y ago
with 2020 having less than 50% chance over 2021 of something going wrong, I feel kinda upbeet. Maybe these microbes escape and end up curing cancer!
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by Zenst 6y ago
For me the first sign will be Intel going thru their patent pool and seeing who they can sue.
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by Zenst 6y ago
Basically drowns out the room vibrations upon the window as it is a in direct contact. You can make your own with piezo discs and small circuit to drive them. That and high frequency will not cause added noise noticeable to humans.
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by Zenst 6y ago
Indeed and looking at the graph of heroin production - kinda makes the Taliban look like good guys as they stopped it until they got removed by America and the heroin production grew. So pretty messed up. Why no incentives or drive to curt
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by Zenst 6y ago
Sadly from experience, HR will blindly screen them out and speil the usual "overqualified" excuse to not progress. That they regularly do and get away with. Had situation exactly like that once and I bypassed HR straight to manag
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by Zenst 6y ago
Given some VPN's and other secure services that got used in Hong Kong turned out to have open logs as just resold services. So one wonders how many people will be positively effected by this.
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by Zenst 6y ago
Apple license the instruction set and make their own designs, so the interest in all that overhead business, let alone the political fallout (too much power in one company and fuels the Apple TAX headline mantra that will just roll and roll
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by Zenst 6y ago
"It is the first time the UK has made accusations about Russian test-firing in space" Have there been previous cases of Russian test-firing in space? [edit grammer]
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by Zenst 6y ago
Nice, reminded me of my school days and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CESIL
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by Zenst 6y ago
>That at least was the general topic of the article. The question it raises is interesting: is it sometimes too early to know. reply Bit like near earth objects, we can detect one far far away and whilst could be 95% sure it will hit, ei
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by Zenst 6y ago
Maybe and ironic given the history. Intel got upset about clone x86 CPU's using comparable numbering systems. Reason being 286,386,486 are just numbers and they couldn't trademark numbers. Hence the brand name pentium was born
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by Zenst 6y ago
> I still haven't wrapped my head around antivax... It's a tough one in some ways, but more gets down to how you define what an antivaxer is. I have a friend who will never have another flu shot and be weary of this vaccine - W
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by Zenst 6y ago
What percentage of those products are made in the EU? Asking as all I've brought has been made elsewhere and imported and wehoused in some EU country as import/duty wise it is one border so once in the EU, it's free to move.
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by Zenst 6y ago
> I guess this was not the story UK brexit politicans sold to the UK people. And yes less income less income to UK national health service in form of taxes which was also not what was sold by politicians. You do realise that currently an
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by Zenst 6y ago
Half-life - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oM7h1Wv2mCY GTA Vice City - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4MUV_9ODS8 Certainly performance wise - better than expected, but gets down to what DX level the game
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by Zenst 6y ago
I submitted this as many on here will remember Terry and whilst may of read much about his passion of TempleOS, may not of seen it in action - this certainly fills in that gap. Enjoyable watch and recommended.
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Linus Tech Tips Meets TempleOS(youtube.com)
1 points by Zenst 6y ago|1 comments
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by Zenst 6y ago
That is true, then hotel mini bars, soon stacks up in volume in a way that is easily overlooked, more so when you just see the glass bottle variations.
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by Zenst 6y ago
If you click on any of the cam feeds, just above feed is a link to location, which will scroll you down and you get a map of all the cams you can navigate - in Russian.
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by Zenst 6y ago
I was going thru the UK ones and only seen one so far, but oh, so many cars in the driveway. Still looking for local ones, closest was 4 miles away. Part of me wants to find something local, drop a note thru their door.

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