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10y ago
Was my first thought as well.
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10y ago
Restarting and installing a new OS without intent during a call is definitely bad. Also, restarting to install updates while in the middle of a presentation at work was disrupting and humiliating. Happened to me.
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10y ago
Microsoft adding an ad-blocker by default, while also owning an ad service seems to be a set of conflicting interests.
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10y ago
How would that fair with Bing's ad network?
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10y ago
So, this is really cool, but I park underground both at work and home. I have doubts morning and evening sun is enough to charge this. Also, what if I have something else already in the ODB port? It looks like I have to get a Y splitter or
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10y ago
As an unlearned, what do you mean by differentiable? What comes to mind for me is quantum annealing as seen in D-Wave's concept videos.
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10y ago
Now that chips on the market will support this codec, will Apple and Mocrosoft support webm?
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10y ago
Too bad we still can't use NTFS flash drives on mac. Although ExFAT is at least somewhat promising.
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10y ago
In a way, I feel amazed that it even recognized that TLD.
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Research: human protein IFITM3 blocks Zika virus replication
(sciencedaily.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
Could VirnetX sue for defamation if Apple specifically said that?
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10y ago
Maybe
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10y ago
Developers? Over a thousand. There is a migration, though slow, from VB6 to ASP.NET C# stuff. We use VB6 because of the component-like nature of how it can integrate with other parts of a larger application--and it usually doesn't have
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10y ago
Still use VB6 at work. It says "Valued Microsoft Customer" since they supposedly don't want to run the licensing servers anymore.
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10y ago
Seems more promising than g-wan
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10y ago
The same kind of thing happened to NASA back in 2012 with some news group. Both little and big names can screw people over with this.
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10y ago
Perhaps implying that such material is not intended to share or be reviewed.
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10y ago
I got way more information out of the title of the white paper than the twenty minutes I spent scanning this website. Automated governance is what I needed to get a handle on what this is.
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10y ago
Should we start other TLDs for .vlog and even .wlog?
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10y ago
It looks neat, but is this something I'd use a RPi as an overpowered arduino for? What does this offer?
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10y ago
Is it truly incompressible, or just enough for practical uses?
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10y ago
Looks like they were ahead of the vista revolution
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11y ago
How would hydrogen work instead? Or is it not trustworthy enough if there's an oxygen leak inside and a spark occurs?
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11y ago
I've heard the comparison that this group is the same kind of caliphate style setup where they wear white instead and stability is granted through oil and money. However, I don't know how accurate such a statement is. I've al
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11y ago
Which aspects are you referring to?
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USPTO Apple: Zero Travel Input (keyboard)
(pdfaiw.uspto.gov)
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11y ago
Simplification would mean that some people pay more, some people pay less, but if people are told they will have to pay more by an opponent to simplification, then they will likely join that opponent. There is very little critical thinking
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11y ago
I guess some of these would be fancy on mobile, but the latency between action and the ultimate feedback is remarkably high. (as with any animation) This would not work well in a product that end users use day in and out, often with keyboar
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11y ago
At my place, reneging carries a significant negative tone (it is also where I learned the word). It is also deeply against the culture here to miss commitments willfully and without notice. In particular, one tentative but reneged new hire
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11y ago
I appreciate the enthusiasm and the intent, but this is misleading. The maybe monad can be a wonderful abstraction, however the way used makes me think of something that can be expressed with applicative functors.
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