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by bostand 9y ago
Google in 2007: Do no evil. Google in 2017: Skynet didn't build itself people! We need more ML training data!
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by bostand 9y ago
The title implies this is happening but the article body is about the hypothetical possibility?? Sure, there is a beacon app that does something like this. But that's what it was created to do.
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by bostand 9y ago
But the few ones that still exist are producing highest quality software. Your car and the airplane you boarded last week probably both run German code.
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by bostand 9y ago
Apparmor/ selinux?
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by bostand 9y ago
I think they did care, they just couldn't get it right. Just look how horribly buggy w10m has been despite months of patching and bug fixing.
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by bostand 9y ago
Well, you can't have revenue if you have nothing to sell. No new phones + removing old ones from stores means no sells.
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by bostand 9y ago
Not a dell guy, but this new xps starts to look really nice. Too bad they are both so expensive. I could buy a powerful pc and a good 11" ultraportable for less.
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by bostand 9y ago
That was my point. The fact that you can fiddle with it to change undocumented stuff should not be brought up as something negative.
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by bostand 9y ago
Drops the registry? What does that even mean?
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by bostand 9y ago
Goole street map + htc vive + order food from Chinatown Probably 50% of the experience without the risk of being used as a battery.
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by bostand 9y ago
Well, we got both types here: >> Why are fundamental things like resource allocation at least not standardised in the kernel? > I think this is a typical reaction from someone with no clue what is going on inside.
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by bostand 9y ago
Why are these report not affecting ubers bottom line? It seems people are complaining a lot but at the end of the day still using über because what? Cheap rides forgives everything? Social anxiety??
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by bostand 9y ago
Add Google to that list. They break so many of their own rules i sometimes wonder if that was what made Duarte leave
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by bostand 9y ago
Why can't JavaScript be #7? Where should it be in your book?
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by bostand 9y ago
I think you are underestimating how interesting your weekend projects are. For the record, my weekend project this Easter was to watch the first season of The Expanse...
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by bostand 10y ago
Twice? Wasn't the 2nd time proven to be FUD?
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by bostand 10y ago
IIRC Apple tried to discredit Maynor instead of fixing the problem. Also, remember that this new vulnerability was found by Google not Apple...
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by bostand 10y ago
Back in the CM days some high profile security issues were patched in matter of hours. Now it could still take a long time for you to get the latest build for your device but that's another story.
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by bostand 10y ago
Please, software is not perfect, you find bugs you fix them. And for the record, macbooks had a very similar issue with intel wifi drivers not that many years ago.
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by bostand 10y ago
Yes. Source: ask any female hollywood celebrity.
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by bostand 10y ago
Exactly what are you talking about? To me your comment reads like infowars compressed into four lines.
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by bostand 10y ago
Welcome to Apple!
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by bostand 10y ago
Another vote for sshfs! If you are lucky enough to use linux on both ends, sshfa can make your life so much easier.
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by bostand 10y ago
A university I know just switched from Google to Microsoft exchange and sharepoint. Many angry employees (many on Linux) are now using their private Gmail accounts since the Microsoft web interfaces are very slow and buggy.
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by bostand 10y ago
same experience here. When people complain about Linux my first question is if they had given it a serious try in the last 2 years.
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by bostand 10y ago
Reading the article it seems that authors issues were all due to buggy and incompatible plugins. Some were even written by the author himself. And that's what I'm trying to say: you don't need 20-odd plugins, they only cause
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by bostand 10y ago
This is surely the year of Linux on desktop :) more seriously, once you get the hang of it Ubuntu machine is just ridiculously more productive than win and osx. I'm surprised that not more devs are using it.
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by bostand 10y ago
Have you considered maybe you are living inside a bubble? After all, you consider C# an uncool language.
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by bostand 10y ago
"deal with drivers and low-level config issues on a daily basis" What in gods name are you talking about? Are you using a distro from 1995?
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by bostand 10y ago
You may disagree, but IMO use of evil mode normally indicates a former vim user is trying really hard to not use emacs the emacs way.

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