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2y ago
What an obnoxious website to use on a mobile device
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> The point is to eliminate the idea of an absence of a value The whole point is to track the absence of a value. Why would one want to eliminate it? null is way more trackable that some other special value like 0, -1, 999, "",
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2y ago
> offshoring to contend with They’ve been saying that for at least 20 years.
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2y ago
GPS system = Global positioning system system
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2y ago
Wouldn't that necessitate abandoning the so-called monogamous form of sexual relationship?
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2y ago
Null is the absence of a value. How do to distinguish 0 from no value?
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2y ago
> What do the occupants do? I would not rule out the chance to preserve a nucleus of human specimens, at the bottom shafts of some of our deepest mines. It would not be difficult. Nuclear reactors could provide power almost indefinitely
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2y ago
> as Bytedance only operates Douyin there. The two systems are completely separate content-wise. This is what most people don't know, that TikTok itself is banned in China.
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> Look how many times the CEO of Singapore was questioned if he is Chinese. Maybe the Congressman thinks Singapore is also a part of China. 74% of Singaporeans are ethnically Chinese. The Congressman's questions are not unreasonable
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2y ago
Furthermore, TikTok itself is banned in China. The counterpart in China is Douyin, which has limitation for minors, like mandatory STEM videos and limited hours during school days.
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2y ago
> the people I know who use it are extremely passionate about the app It's addictive and they don't fully understand the dangers of CCP spyware and CCP controlled algorithm. It's like drugs addicts being passionate about d
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2y ago
So this will be the trust test. If they sell then it's a legit product. If not then it's clearly CCP spyware.
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3y ago
That is one slow chart
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3y ago
> 2600 Hz is a common handshake tone used in telco WAS not IS. It was phased out sometime in the 80s.
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3y ago
Why are residents more deserving than tourists?
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3y ago
Don’t give it network access and hopefully it can’t update
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3y ago
> Just don't connect the SmartTV to the network They will one day have cellular modems so they can phone without your permission
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3y ago
How can you be sure the underlying storage provider actually deleted the file?
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3y ago
Use Go if you like programming like it’s 2005
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3y ago
> report the phone number that the call instructs you to contact They never reveal a phone number and Caller ID is spoofed.
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3y ago
Definitely misleading. It should be advertised as “1 to 60”.
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3y ago
Not all FAANG are like this. Google and Apple are known for being easy going. This of course depends on the team.
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3y ago
Furthermore, spending 2x of its profit on liability payouts would lower is present and projected profit, resulting in a much lower market cap.
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3y ago
MOCA modems looks for unused bandwidth
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3y ago
Make the airplane light for landing. Many large aircraft takeoff heavier than their max landing weight.
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3y ago
The trackpad looks off center
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3y ago
> better ergonomics The newer 16 inch MacBook Pros are half a pound heavier than the Intel one.
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3y ago
Why is the title edited? The “period of” got dropped.
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3y ago
The car might be "electric" but the electricity comes from the gas powered engine. It's still a gas car - gas goes in and motion comes out.
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3y ago
They can then be called "clicks and mortar"
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