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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
Working with VM images was PITA, I don't know if anything changed. Having recipe (Dockerfile) and required files in VCS is useful as reference even when setting up bare metal machines. So Docker (and Puppet/Ansible) might have bi
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
Unrelated, but I observe common flow: 1. User searches for SOMETHING 2. Users click ad that leads to www_SOMETHING_com 3. First result, under the ad, was the organic link to www_SOMETHING_com Is there no way to disable my own ad, if my site
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
Why? It is not up to them to decide. It might be as simple as: > Google does not allow access to GAE from Iran in order to comply with sanctions Are you going to stop using all USA based companies if USa adds China to sancions list?
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
They did the same with 3G/4G, they totally outpriced Nokia Siemens Networks. Why ban it now?
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
Is it #IntelFail if Intel had supply issues in last year? It doesn't look like demand was affected by much.
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
I looks like what you could see in "A Scanner Darkly" https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0405296/
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
I find flashing firmware on mobile phones(and TV) more stressful than replacing CPU in PC (or BIOs flashing). I guess replacing MOBO/CPU is simpler and less costly than bricking whole device.
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
> this post is very misinformed. This. The answer to 3 question in article is always "YES". > The slug itself can easily be automatically generated when a new question is saved. Then you can simply retrieve a question by its
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
Slightly related but I recently saw more spammy "product review blogs" (that just list products with very short description and affiliate Amazon links) in top 10 google results. I wonder if that is related.
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
I can bet it will be Spring. It was always in Top 3 for thing like: - longest method name - longest class name - deepest inheritance tree
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
It is good enough that it got cloned by Mattermost. No one recreates shitty software.
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
It reminds me of https://www.earthexplodes.com/comics/200/ (NSFL ?). It is probably what this experiment looks like from pigs perspective.
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
Yeah, just like they forgot about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_737_rudder_issues
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
I also switched, pgAdmin4 is terrible and using pgAdmin3 with new PostgreSQL versions wasn't officially supported (manual driver upgrade mostly worked).
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by aiCeivi9 7y ago
Wasn't that old Big Data/ML joke how big corporation supplied ML solution vendor with all available data to search for correlations and the result was: "People are more likely to quit job if they visit linkedIn".
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by aiCeivi9 8y ago
https://www.theverge.com/2016/10/19/13341100/tesla-self-driv... > Musk also promised a demonstration of a fully autonomous drive from Los Angeles to New York by the end of 2017 As in "without the
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by aiCeivi9 8y ago
http://doctorbeet.blogspot.com/2013/11/lg-smart-tvs-logging-... Or lets look how LG explained it to advertisers: https://youtu.be/jffJWEPMt1E?t=46
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by aiCeivi9 8y ago
After the shit Samsung, LG and now Sony did I don't plan to connect any TV to internet, ever. Separate box&remote is small price to pay.
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by aiCeivi9 8y ago
I use that Basic HTML version ever since that weird reply popup panel appeared.
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by aiCeivi9 8y ago
I am sorry, that we got caught.
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by aiCeivi9 8y ago
Yeah, the reviews say offbrand tires are absolute crap but that is only element that has noticeable quality issues. Not so sure about electronic/pneumatic.
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by aiCeivi9 8y ago
I didn't know about this one https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arithmetic_IF
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by aiCeivi9 8y ago
> Without advertising, the internet collapses. I just can't wait for it. There are just few steps left: 1. Ads are served from same domain as content (this is now in progress) 2. YT integrates ads with main video stream, sites exper
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by aiCeivi9 8y ago
Spying is ok, just data should end up in "Norwegian Intelligence Service" not China.
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by aiCeivi9 8y ago
url is malformed: https//www.wsj.com/articles/u-s-to-suspend-obligations-under-1987-nuclear-treaty-with-russia-11549028592
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by aiCeivi9 8y ago
People reacted in so irrational ways to any BTC news related to crypto (the "this is good for bitcoin" meme), that I am not sure if it would crash the price. On hte other hand a "bank run" on attacked exchange is likely.
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by aiCeivi9 8y ago
OP asks why should he care, that Brave is no longer slower than Chromium it is based on. It doesn't sound like something impressive.
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by aiCeivi9 8y ago
> Basis is designed to keep prices stable by algorithmically adjusting supply. When demand is rising, the blockchain will create more Basis. The expanded supply is designed to bring the Basis price back down. When demand is falling, the
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by aiCeivi9 8y ago
Not sure about this one but crypto code has some strange requirements (like constant time execution) or storing keys in some "secure" cpu registers/zones that you end up writing parts of code in ASM anyway. Maybe it is easier
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by aiCeivi9 8y ago
It doesn't work, since people faced with paywall moe to competition that only has ads. If adblocking is common enough will try harder to make micropayments just work.

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