dagaci

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by dagaci 10y ago
This type of money (rich and super rich) has always been invested in the nice, stable democratic world, places where they can safely park their money, friends, families and educate their children. Places they are go to in case of an uprisin
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by dagaci 10y ago
the .Net framework project is an insightful reminder that MS can build and execute on a project well, visual studio is great, .net/c# is great I often hear that f# is something special and worthy with .net and visual studio, Microsoft
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by dagaci 10y ago
Patents are very much open to abuse. Giant tech could seriously lobby for a change... but for Apple and other giant tech-corporations there's a quandary: they can use patents to protect themselves, but at the same time those same pate
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by dagaci 10y ago
Its quite shocking to think how we used to get by with such little amounts ram and Cpu power. Firefox is currently consuming 518.4 MB of ram (7 tabs) and using 0.6% of a 12 core 3.4 Ghz CPU. But i guess this is progress...
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by dagaci 10y ago
Its becoming increasingly the case that the idea of semi reliable "privacy" is rapidly disintegrating and perhaps this is not a bad thing
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by dagaci 10y ago
What NTLM service would you be able to access for example?
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by dagaci 10y ago
good idea
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by dagaci 10y ago
Could you expand on what the struggle is? Thanks
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by dagaci 10y ago
\1 I don't think you really know what association fallacy means. You conflate "analogy" with "association fallacy". \2 Also this thread is not about FreeBSD preference, neither is the topic > the topic is about M
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by dagaci 10y ago
If you point out to a football team supporter, that what constitutes their team is always in flux. Player's change, managers change, staffs change, owners change, uniforms change. Sometimes even grounds change and names even change &lt
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by dagaci 10y ago
What happened is also a warning. Hopefully the digitization process will be accelerated as a result. What is more surprising is how big the collection is (~500k is spoken of) yet how few of them have actually been translated and read.
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by dagaci 10y ago
This is simply name calling.