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by cmpxchg8b 2y ago
We walk among you
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by cmpxchg8b 2y ago
I doubt it, Google has been using Ampere for some time.
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by cmpxchg8b 3y ago
If you agree to the data being shared when signing up for insurance it wouldn’t be a violation.
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by cmpxchg8b 3y ago
Google search is down for me. Seems to be a DNS problem.
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by cmpxchg8b 3y ago
Enough for Meta to be a $1.2 Trillion company. What a silly comment.
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by cmpxchg8b 3y ago
There are more nefarious actors than the TLAs.
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by cmpxchg8b 3y ago
xlib > bgi. That thing was so "powerful" it destroyed my monitor using a mode with suspect timings :D
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by cmpxchg8b 3y ago
Obviously porting Doom to run on smaller and smaller devices is impressive, but I wonder if anyone has completed Doom on one of these ports? That I’d love to see!
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by cmpxchg8b 3y ago
My home network is so small I just use MAC VLAN policies on my managed switch. Same SSID and PSK for all devices makes it easy and they all go off onto the untrusted VLAN by default.
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by cmpxchg8b 3y ago
I was in LDAC from 2007-2010 and was told that all machines could remote boot to join the renderfarm if required, but I never actually saw it in action. Lucasfilm never picked good CTOs. While I was there they picked someone from Apple who
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by cmpxchg8b 3y ago
Jacaranda Jim! What an awesome text adventure. Written by Graham Cluley who went on to do awesome things.
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by cmpxchg8b 3y ago
Warships need electricity too..
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by cmpxchg8b 3y ago
never heard of it mate
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by cmpxchg8b 3y ago
I got a Wasp T12 Speechtool - it's well weapon
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by cmpxchg8b 4y ago
Can you elaborate which kind of apnea? Obstructive Sleep Apnea or Central Sleep Apnea? They have very different causes and mitigations.
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by cmpxchg8b 4y ago
Try not paying your taxes to find out how much force the state has.
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by cmpxchg8b 5y ago
They also had to move the graveyard of a church that was to be submerged.
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by cmpxchg8b 5y ago
I apologise for that. You’re right, it didn’t add anything substantive and was disrespectful.
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by cmpxchg8b 5y ago
That’s an amazingly ignorant statement. A lot of the value of WhatsApp at acquisition time was that it supported a ton of feature phones and J2ME, something largely ignored in the West. You can have open source all you want but someone st
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by cmpxchg8b 5y ago
Did you read the article? The problems actually started before the pandemic.
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by cmpxchg8b 7y ago
Flying to the moon isn’t filled with profit motivated bad actors.
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by cmpxchg8b 8y ago
It’s a pretty good carbon sink if you replant the trees.
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by cmpxchg8b 8y ago
Little military application from a near limitless supply of energy? That sounds like a lack of imagination.
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by cmpxchg8b 9y ago
Which any wise person would sell immediately to diversify.
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by cmpxchg8b 9y ago
By the time you get to coast stress may well have taken its toll physically and mentally. Enjoy your health while you have it, it's far more enjoyable than a few more coins in the bank.
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by cmpxchg8b 9y ago
Never seen it happen. I even had a car crash due to the pressure of insane hours. Companies just love "externalised cost". Screw the lives of the employees, environment, etc. Society is pretty broken.
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by cmpxchg8b 9y ago
I starting working in games in the early 2000s. The first game I worked on (Black & White) had me working 16-20 hour days, 6-7 days a week for 9 months. It destroyed my health and turned me into an agoraphobic for at least a year, wit
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by cmpxchg8b 9y ago
Really highly skilled workers (especially with a PhD) would be better off getting an O-1 visa anyway.
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by cmpxchg8b 10y ago
And except Xbox One...
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by cmpxchg8b 10y ago
The great irony here is that Doom 2016 has no official Linux support and Windows was necessary to play it. It only became usable under WINE within the past couple of months.

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