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by cm2187 6mo ago
Intel still has 60% server market share but it is in free fall https://wccftech.com/intel-server-client-cpu-market-share-hu...
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by cm2187 6mo ago
Also half of these countries have frequent outages. Not sure it is much of an example for anyone else (though I frequently hear experts advocating for outages in western countries, i.e. you won't be able to run your washing machine whe
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by cm2187 6mo ago
You are just a row in a database. Column can’t have nulls.
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by cm2187 6mo ago
Well if you look at their bullet points: - Greater user control how is any of the other platforms they have no problem with any different than twitter? - Real security improvements where is end to end encryption on all the other social
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by cm2187 6mo ago
It doesn’t help that they do that sort of shits AND mandate a microsoft account for logging in to windows. Also how much trust can you have that if you move your business to azure they will not randomly kill it. Incompetence or malice, al
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by cm2187 6mo ago
Saudi Arabia has something like twice as many jet fighters than France. Even if you factor incompetence, it's not hard to hit a cargo ship or an oil production facility in absence of any meaningful air defence.
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by cm2187 6mo ago
Not convinced it will happen. What would prevent Saudi Arabia from retaliating and introducing a special fee on all ships coming from Iran. It's not like intercepting those massive cargo ships in a small sea is of any difficulty for a
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by cm2187 6mo ago
> "Netanyahu funded Hamas" I see this claim repeated over and over. You should be aware that it is false. As far as I am aware, Israel never funded Hamas. Israel allowed Qatari money to the Gaza authority to pay for civil ser
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by cm2187 6mo ago
You just need to cover it with graffitis to fully depict the experience of the poor souls living in brutalist buildings.
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by cm2187 7mo ago
I love the idea that even on a mission to the moon the crew still needs to allocate a portion of their time to click through cookie consent banners, non skippable ads and fighting with windows update! Probably part of the effort to make the
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by cm2187 7mo ago
well I was about to migrate to AWS from smartermail (which completely ruined my trust with their handling of their disastrous zero day) when I read this. I am in the market for a replacement too. Looking for a provider handling custom domai
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by cm2187 7mo ago
And for all the heated rethoric, both sides have shown a certain restraint so far, which is encouraging. It doesn't feel like a deal is out of the question.
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by cm2187 7mo ago
It's a bit absurd to describe all the procedures Iran takes to disguise those ships. It's not like it is hard for the US military to track massive tankers in a small sea (or to intercept them if they wish to). Those tankers are to
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by cm2187 7mo ago
The US consumer will still pay more at the petrol station. Doesn't matter to them that some big oil companies are making a killing somewhere else in the US. US consumers vote.
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by cm2187 7mo ago
Already exists, it's what people refer to as "male olympics". As far as I know, females aren't banned from competing. It is just that they don't stand a chance in most disciplines. The whole point of female olympics
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by cm2187 7mo ago
And McDonald’s is known to be primarily a real estate company. Berkshire Hathaway is meant to be an insurance company. Military aircraft manufacturers are really maintenance companies.
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by cm2187 7mo ago
MSFT acquired Skype in 2011, so I would say only a few months: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&geo=GB&q=s...
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by cm2187 7mo ago
In the UK, wind is super volatile and isn't viable without LNG. You can have two weeks without wind several times a year. So more wind means more LNG.
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by cm2187 7mo ago
And we shall call it "the Great Firewall of the UK". It is amazing that these guys don't see the irony of monkeying totaliterian states policies, in term of surveillance and censorship.
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by cm2187 7mo ago
So the correction is “friends of the PM, and a few other key politicians”. Still a club of people who represent no one. And more problematic, are accountable to no one.
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by cm2187 7mo ago
All other democracies have safeguards against the tyranny of the majority. Whether it is representativity by state in the US or in the EU, a constitution requiring a large consensus to change in the US, or the senate being elected by the el
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by cm2187 7mo ago
Yeah, the assumption is that the non hereditary peers are somehow more representative, but all they represent is being friends of the PM of the time. It's a historical oddity of questionable usefulness. Meanwhile the house of commons c
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by cm2187 7mo ago
laser downlink to one point, isn't it? Not to 300 moving aircrafts at once.
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by cm2187 7mo ago
Your friend founded OVH?
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by cm2187 7mo ago
But that means you need to have a different laser pointed at every single individual aircraft right? Doesn’t really scale.
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by cm2187 8mo ago
If they are aggressive enough to do fingerprinting, what makes you think they would abide to your choice? You do browser fingerprinting when you want to overcome people rejecting cookies.
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by cm2187 8mo ago
Accept the cookies and flush them out every time you close the browser. I think it would be naive anyway to assume that clicking no on a cookie banner would achieve much for your privacy.
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by cm2187 8mo ago
Retire under a bridge...
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by cm2187 8mo ago
so my smart microwave will require some age verification?

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