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10y ago
Can't wait for the Facebook Department of Truth™ to inform me!
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10y ago
Just like they predicted Trump's chance of winning the primary as 2%. Hilarious defence of their work in recent tweet "Clinton came within 2 points of 307 electoral votes, in which case polls would have been right in 49 of 50 stat
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10y ago
At least it is clear who will be the final boss in whatever game he makes. The most evil, oppressive, disgusting, disgraceful, exploiting, aggressive thing there is... Can you beat.. The White Western Male?? I am sick of all of this. There
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10y ago
The PrimitiveTechnology videos are such an incredible example of the wonders the internet provides. Here you have a guy making such interesting, engrossing videos, uploaded for free and accessible to all. The series is worthy of being on th
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10y ago
Incredible. Have any HN Apple insiders provided any info on internal opinion regarding the Macbook Pro furore? Apparently a popular nickname is Dockbook Pro
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10y ago
Shame Apple don't go ahead and create a Macbook Developer Edition. Even if it had smaller margins, it seems like it would do a world of good for the community. 1. Larger body for bigger battery 2. Previous keyboard mech that devs seem
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10y ago
"thinks.. Clinton Foundation personally bankrolls an army of trolls to harass him on Twitter. In other words, he's delusional" If you were presented evidence that shows this to be true, would you be opened minded enough to up
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10y ago
If you've got nothing to hide, you've got nothing to fear Bite it US Gov
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10y ago
Old Media has a Twitter problem. They don't have the solution. NY Times is barely profitable. Some mainstream publications are in a similar situation, most are hemorrhaging money all over the printing floor. Money is one thing, but wha
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10y ago
The Pro now stands for Prolapse
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10y ago
$1200 upgrade cost for 2TB option. 16GB RAM maximum. edit: Jeez. For 15" with 1TB UK buyers will be paying £3,059.00
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Apple TV
(apple.com)
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10y ago
http://p.events-delivery.apple.com.edgesuite.net/16oibfvohbf...
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10y ago
dupe : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12806324
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Twitter closing Vine
(medium.com)
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10y ago
dupe : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12805481
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Merkel: Search/Social engine algos must be made public
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10y ago
Surface Dial looks very, very cool. Innovation in the HCI space is greatly welcome. Could not find any info on whether you can use 2 at the same time. That could have some incredible applications!
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10y ago
Possibly the best place to see massive spin in action.
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10y ago
Would be interested to know if specialised companies exist that invest in these particular scenarios. Good product, decent number of users but without the financial means to face a lawsuit (that has some chance of winning). Essentially a la
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10y ago
Oil and Money are definitely on the minds' of the higher ups regarding the wars in the Middle East. So much so, private groups with oil interests hold tight court with governments officials and do not hesitate to strongly suggest forei
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10y ago
You interpret it to be referring to the following sentence. In a court, a lawyer could extremely easily say this was not referring to the accusation in the previous sentence. It stands alone. Each statement can be proved to be correct indiv
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10y ago
That could easily refer to the previous sentence if this was in a courtroom "Such activity is not new to Moscow—the Russians have used similar tactics and techniques across Europe and Eurasia, for example, to influence public opinion t
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10y ago
"the recent compromises of e-mails from US persons and institutions, including from US political organizations" which recent compromises are they referring to?
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Last time I will post this as have linked to this all over the shop in the last week. At no point in the official statement [0] is Russia EVER blamed for the DNC hack and subsequent leaks. This statement has given the media carte blanche to
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Unsent letter from the suspect in 2007 "Well, for one thing, I’ve seen pretty much all your tech secrets wrt [sic] regard to compusec [computer security]. Thanks. You made me a much better infosec [information security] practitioner. I
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10y ago
I agree that 10TB can hold at least 500m simple documents. Minor quibble (although bit groggy so correct me if I am wrong), but surely if 1MB holds 500, 1GB holds 500,000, 1TB 500,000,000 so 10TB holds 5 billion. I just find it unlikely tha
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Odd to describe this as "500m Pages" "Fifty terabytes is equivalent to 50,000 gigabytes. One gigabyte can contain 10,000 pages of documents, the department estimated. By extrapolation, 50 terabytes can hold 500 million pages.
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This thread seems to have been shadow flagged
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John Podesta is the founder of Center for American Progress
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