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901.
by chvid 7y ago
Suppose one wants a simple world map with one or two levels of zoom and some interactive points plotted over it. What would be the recommended approach?
902.
by chvid 7y ago
I believe that is done using old-fashioned lies and bullshit ... not LSD.
903.
by chvid 7y ago
Even in Malaysia expenses for tools such as computers and software is small compared to wages for skilled professionals.
904.
by chvid 7y ago
The Church committee hearing documented a lot of this stuff so it is proven in that sense. Another question is whether these techniques actually work in the sense that you can hypnotise someone to commit a murder using lsd or something. Pro
905.
by chvid 7y ago
Google wants the whole internet to go through them. Starting with the bloody DNS ... nice plan ... probably needs quite a bit lobbying and bad-mouthing other actors to succeed though ... Absolutely. You can find a dishonest ISP. The differe
906.
by chvid 7y ago
How does one know that a particular attack is "state-sponsored" or originates from a particular country? Exactly what does it mean to be "state-sponsored"? And who provides this analysis?
907.
by chvid 7y ago
It looks it is running the same software as my vacuum robot.
908.
by chvid 7y ago
China is 1.4 B people; why wouldn't it have higher co2 emissions than EU and USA? Anyways. We can chat about particular data points. But if you look at the broad picture over decades; you really have to be willfully blind to deny massi
909.
by chvid 7y ago
Because it is bullshit. The current US administration is pushing issues now that it has ignored in the past. Eventhough in the broad view these issues are improving dramatically. Look at China today compared with how it was two or three dec
910.
by chvid 7y ago
China today is a lot more free and open than when Nixon went to China in '72 to play them out against the Soviets. The real issue is that as China continues to grow economically, its military power grows as well and ultimately the US i
911.
by chvid 7y ago
How the eu fights American big tech. Compare it with how China fights American big tech ...
912.
by chvid 7y ago
There is yogababble and there is trash talking. There is ying and there is yang. Mr Galloway is very entertaining and he has got his scalp. But ultimately he has the same flaw as the yogaistas. Overconfidence.
913.
by chvid 7y ago
Or maybe TikTok just want their platform to be filled with cheerful silly jokes and 10 second dance moves? And not politics, religious stuff or anti this and that ... Maybe it is even a businesss strategy and not something the CCP actually
914.
by chvid 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1968_Thule_Air_Base_B-52_crash
915.
by chvid 7y ago
Will these data centers still be subject to mass data collection by the us government (under arrangements similar to the prism program described in the Snowden relevations)? Does it matter at all that these centers are placed outside the us
916.
by chvid 7y ago
Buy some nice office plants ...
917.
by chvid 7y ago
Web analytics tool. React + bulma. Java 12/latest with homemade minimal stack. MySQL database. Digital ocean box running a tomcat servlet container. I know it well and it is very fast to work with (fast edit / test / deploy c
918.
by chvid 7y ago
Wasn't high capacity wireless charging the project Apple gave up on just a year ago? (Apple AirPower) None the less; this seems like a very impressive piece of hardware.
919.
by chvid 7y ago
27 w wireless charging!
920.
Huawei Mate 30 phones launch without Google apps(bbc.com)
1 points by chvid 7y ago|0 comments
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by chvid 7y ago
Fair enough - sorry to be personal. Personally I am very skeptical of the western media coverage of the Hong Kong demonstrations. I do not think for a minute that it has the popular support now that it had earlier (2 mios in the streets etc
922.
by chvid 7y ago
“American companies account for 121 of the world’s largest corporations by revenue. Chinese companies account for 129 (including 10 Taiwanese companies).” Bit of a stretch to include Taiwan here ... sure it is ethnically Chinese but more of
923.
by chvid 7y ago
My thought exactly. This is too expensive an attack. But for Iran it makes sense (or at least follows the pattern of their recent behavior) and they also have the capability.
924.
by chvid 7y ago
I am curios about the technology used. The drones as I understand are similar to what is described here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HESA_Ababil How can the Houti rebels fly 10 drones hundreds of kilometers into Saud
925.
by chvid 7y ago
A well built Unix based alternative to Mac would be attractive to many in particular developers. Huawei can address the security concerns by using established open source software (which they seem to have). Would be great to have an alterna
926.
by chvid 7y ago
So why the difference in "language" speeds? You have some the results not quite following the conventional expectation. For example the Swift implementation is as slow as JavaScript. JavaScript is a lot faster than Python. Java is
927.
by chvid 7y ago
Does it make an automatic emergency call just before it runs out of battery?
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by chvid 7y ago
If Huawei can make a set of comparable cloud services (app store, push notifications, maps ...) that runs in the eu under eu law. Then that coupled with the high end hardware they are obviously capable of making would make a very compelling
929.
by chvid 7y ago
I am not a doctor so I don't have the skills to evaluate this paper. But it strikes me that this area must be very hard to scientifically evaluate. There are number of 'big' ideas out there on health and each person seem to h
930.
by chvid 7y ago
What’s the deal here? Is this a case of US high tech sabotage (like the famous stuxnet) and Trump making a joke about it on Twitter?

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