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caio1982
11y ago
Uh, "request a demo"? I was expecting a little bit more of juicy info in those pages after reading some bold statements. I can't sign up either (even if you tell me in green letters no credit card is required), sorry. You sho
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Why are people using ad blockers on mobile?
(murphyapps.co)
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11y ago
I'm running the latest iOS released this week on my 4G iPhone 4S, 1.7G still free. Granted, I don't store videos/photos (long term) that much.
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11y ago
It seems https://libraryofbabel.info/ is being hammered down at the moment.
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Telegram Now Seeing 12B Daily Messages, Up from 1B in February
(techcrunch.com)
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'Hackers' at 20
(passcode.csmonitor.com)
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11y ago
I find it odd that he had so much trouble to go to Angola. I have about 5 friends who went there, individually and in different periods of time, in the last decade without much problem. Granted, we are all Brazilians (which I suppose would
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11y ago
Multiple citations needed.
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Hey, that's quite funny if you consider these "numerals" were actually developed in India eons ago. That's full circle enough to me: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindu%E2%80%93Arabic_numeral_s...
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11y ago
You're saying the news is fake or that simply spreading it is the real propaganda? What's this group name, by the way?
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Brazilian wasp venom kills cancer cells by opening them up
(phys.org)
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11y ago
A very good movie about escaping a prison camp in Siberia, by the way (somewhat inspired by real events, but you better take it all with a grain of salt): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Way_Back EDIT: spoiler alert,
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It could be, say, the catholic pope and still the privacy and PII selling problem would remain the same, so who cares who Daniel Ek is? The damage had been done already, on such bad timing... Apple must be loving this fallout. EDIT: I am no
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Digium Launches Android/iOS SDKs for Respoke WebRTC Platform
(sdtimes.com)
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Periodic Table of Devops Tools
(xebialabs.com)
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11y ago
It's a pity there is so much confusion between 1) how foreigners reacted to the incident, 2) the problem of endangered species and violated habitats and 3) the poor situation of the locals. It seems nearly impossible to have a rational
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Bcwc_pcie: a Linux driver for current Macbook's webcam
(github.com)
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I don't know how much of it is truth but I've definitely had problems with Celery and memory leaks in the past myself. We can add this up to the hearsay pile though.
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"A document leaked to TechCrunch revealed that Palantir's clients as of 2013 included at least twelve groups within the US government, including the CIA, DHS, NSA, FBI, CDC, the Marine Corps, the Air Force, Special Operations Comm
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11y ago
On YouTube it's "legal" because they have agreements with movie and music industries so they revenue from those ads go to them, not you. Even then, in some countries (Germany?) they flag it anyway and you won't even have
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Hey! First things first: awesome idea! I'm not sure how successful you guys can be in the long term but IMHO this is something that has been lacking for the target customers (me!). So: 1. The app UI and UX are terrible, just terrible;
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Massless particle with promise for next-gen electronics found after 85 years
(phys.org)
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That's really nice! Do you plan to support translations, and if so how could people contribute submitting them?
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A Satellite View of River Width
(earthobservatory.nasa.gov)
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Avoid multitasking as hell. Very few people can really afford it without going mad in the long run. At first it's very demotivating because you feel like stalling but then you'll naturally learn what (and how) you can micro-improv
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The Cerebral Cortex Folds Like Paper
(alzforum.org)
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TL;DR: basic income might be a pipe dream in developed nations but in development countries it could be a huge social changer I'm not arguing this would work or not in Switzerland with that huge basic income (to my Brazilian standards)
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This was super fun to play with and the visuals are very cool! One minor thing though, the Star Wars program simulation seems too good: once you have around 5 sats going around you're safe for a long long time that it starts becoming b
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Overleaf: Online collaborative LaTeX editor with integrated real-time preview
(overleaf.com)
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Paper to Digital in 200+ languages
(googleresearch.blogspot.com)
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