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bochoh
8y ago
It would seem that paired with https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17820248 that Intel is reeling back like a wounded animal. I'm intrigued as to what comes next - real innovation or dirty tactics to stay on top?
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Farmers in Niger are nurturing gao trees to drive environmental change in Africa
(theguardian.com)
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8y ago
Check out Rockbot. My gym uses it to crowdsource the next few songs. If you're not at a location that uses it you can tune into their HQ and play music for their employees presumably. Unfortunately you can hear it yourself.
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bochoh
8y ago
Through a private key mechanism. If there was a mechanism to automatically remove the private key for a record then it would become effectively unreadable (in our life time, anyway).
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bochoh
8y ago
The problem you have here is that in order to continue listening to songs more than just a couple of times you'd have to able to classify the song versus an ad. Otherwise once the system heard the song a few times it would start blocki
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bochoh
8y ago
Is there anything from a developer perspective that we could do now? I guess anything thats voluntary could be bypassed by a malicious party either way. Reproducibile builds published in a blockchain? Then a chrome plugin that only loads t
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Nvidia gets anti-competitive with unsavory GeForce Partner Program
(techspot.com)
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bochoh
9y ago
The trick here is that the whale does sell but profits in Fiat. Then using those profits you can buy the now cheaper Bitcoin. Wash, rinse, repeat.
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9y ago
So here's a scheme that could be used to wildly profit in the fiat market. If you're what is considered a bitcoin "whale" holding millions worth of the currency you would just setup a short on bitcoin futures. Then you i
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bochoh
9y ago
I am happy to see a return to the simplified options menu. When I do remote technical support it's much easier to say click on the icon with three horizontal lines then click "Preferences" rather than find the gear icon that
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9y ago
Is is intriguing to me to consider the limitations of space travel if you were an aquatic organism. Simply moving that much of any fluid versus empty "air" space would make leaving your planet that much more difficult. That's
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bochoh
9y ago
So when I go to the market and get "Wild Caught Salmon" it really could be farm raised salmon that escaped and were subsequently fished in the vicinity?
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9y ago
Looks like some reports of uneven backlighting / quality issues. https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2017/09/lg-v30-hands-on-lgs-...
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Bluetooth won’t replace the headphone jack – walled gardens will
(theverge.com)
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Uber CEO apologizes for “mistakes” after London license blow
(techcrunch.com)
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9y ago
Would also love to see a write-up on this.
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9y ago
> Not all cookies are used for tracking. No, but third-party cookies are basically used for tracking. A legitimate site does not depend on a third-party cookie to handle features or login. At all, full stop no ifs, ands, or buts. I'
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bochoh
9y ago
I would be insanely interested in a thorough write-up of this. My mother is getting married in a few months and it would be incredible to build for her and her fiance!
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9y ago
I was talking to a professional landscaper about this (a relative of my significant other) during a family event earlier this summer. The casual spouting of information about keeping the garden in color all summer was intriguing. It of cour
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9y ago
I just checked out that link you posted. The idea seems like it could introduce a certain "naturalness" to the gardens by resisting the temptation to exactly plant in rows. "Organic" planting plans! https://ib
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9y ago
I remember stumbling across http://www.plantwithbloom.com/ in the past and thinking it was amazing. Consider this at least a small thank-you for your efforts!
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9y ago
"In short, if you have any QNAP running a version before 4.3.3.0154 20170413 or 4.2.5 20170413 then upgrade it immediately as you risk data loss should you have a drive in your RAID5/6 array fail. No amount of data scrubbing will
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QNAP fails to reveal data corruption bug that affects all 4 NAS
(sbsfaq.com)
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Body camera video allegedly shows Baltimore cop planting evidence
(cnn.com)
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9y ago
Confirmed this this morning in the Uber app. Already in my small town there are 10-15 active Uber drivers active right now according to the car map. Have not checked Lyft yet.
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Uber, Lyft get DMV approval for 12:01 a.m. launch in NY
(democratandchronicle.com)
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9y ago
Yes seeing same behavior from Albany, NY.
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Holographic Cortana Appliance
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VMware says, “We’re not dead,” updates Fusion and Workstation for free
(arstechnica.com)
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bochoh
11y ago
Thanks for this, so much information here.
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