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by dewiz 11y ago
>>Modern frameworks are moving away from two-way data binding (React, Angular 2.0, Ember, etc.) Do you have any reference about this? I thought the opposite was true. My main interest being Ember, I'd like to know more about what
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A Quirk of Physics Could Give Us a Fast, Cheap Way to Diagnose Diseases(gizmodo.com)
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Couple buys Star Wars figure, takes pics, gets DMCA notice(arstechnica.com)
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The secret history of the Out of Office message(news.microsoft.com)
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by dewiz 11y ago
Absolutely, eh . Sorry about that. Satya's work has been great so far, the continuous flow of news about open source and cross platform support is what many were hoping for.
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by dewiz 11y ago
It is kind of the opposite. If MS lost the mobile it's due to Ballers's thinking. Satan's strategy to port the desktop apps to mobile makes more sense to keep developers on VS and other MS products.
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by dewiz 11y ago
just googling and found this, there are some tables in the document with pretty big numbers http://comptroller.defense.gov/Portals/45/Documents/defbudge...
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by dewiz 11y ago
works pretty well on a samsung laptop, with FF42, no audio issues at all :-)
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Different approximations for the same sales tax rate(twitter.com)
1 points by dewiz 11y ago|1 comments
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by dewiz 11y ago
Not sure why downvotes, one cannot disagree? I know people calling it metro, they live in London, that's my experience and a reply to someone saying "nobody in London".
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by dewiz 11y ago
some people do. there is also a Metro newspaper free for all commuters
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by dewiz 11y ago
Properly wash genitals after intercourse for example, which requires hands and the right soap since the skin down there has a different pH. Washing feet before going to bed anyone?
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by dewiz 11y ago
Toilets and bidets are two separate items, I don't believe an automated thingy will ever provide the same hygiene levels. Plus, bidets have many other use cases not mentioned.
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by dewiz 11y ago
Yeah I believe also trains, cars, food, water and oxygen played a role, something should be done about those too. If that ever happens, open source to the rescue, politicians might as well make that illegal.
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by dewiz 11y ago
It's a positive show :-) Wrt client side encryption, how would you expect MS to run ML/SQL/DocDb/Office on their German servers without reading the data? MS offers some of those products on premise, so that's client
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by dewiz 11y ago
I'm really surprised by the number of negative comments. Data hosted in Germany won't be accessible to Microsoft US nor the US government. So that's one problem solved. If the German government can access that data so what? D
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by dewiz 11y ago
Also: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-08-24/did-tim-cook-violat... >> Then again, with AAPL leading the S&P rapidly into the green, we are confident this, too, will be promptly forgotten and swept und
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by dewiz 11y ago
you clearly never met passionate Italians, food is an important part of the tradition, even more about pizza which is ruined in so many ways around the world :-)
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by dewiz 11y ago
the black coffee with milk is the right example, as you don't order a veggie burger with meat.
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by dewiz 11y ago
I did successfully rollback to Win7home. The process worked perfectly and was surprisingly fast.
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by dewiz 11y ago
What? Microsoft is asking money for a product so that they can pay their employees ? </sarcasm>
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by dewiz 11y ago
10$ a year sounds fair to me
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by dewiz 11y ago
Try with design sessions upfront, i.e. discuss how the problem should be solved in terms of patterns and architecture. Once that is agreed, with 2-3 people, then the code review becomes simply a matter of style and there you can only invite
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by dewiz 12y ago
What do you mean we are in square one ? Could you point to some article ? As much as I'm not a physicist I like reading about this :-). Thanks
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by dewiz 12y ago
What I find interesting is Microsoft launching this technology just after Google dropped it. I think the focus on business is the right way to go in this case, not everything can start from the consumer, e.g. look at how PC started from a g
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by dewiz 12y ago
"They should also enable two-step verification for their iCloud accounts. This will protect iCloud accounts from attackers even if the account password is compromised." I wonder if 2FA is really that safe in a country like that, t
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by dewiz 12y ago
on a different angle, "smartphone" first occurrence in 1998, which matches with wikipedia reporting it in 1997 from Ericsson blob: http://chronicle.nytlabs.com/d4661696-f25d-47be-8a83-8996420...
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by dewiz 12y ago
Someone please fund EFF and make this a weekly event. If there is a chance of fixing the law, the cost of documenting its flaws is miniscule compared to the millions in damages done.
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by dewiz 12y ago
Suppose that the author received a secret order from a secret court that required the author keep secret the secrecy of the secret order from the secret court. Furthermore, the author was secretly required to turn over his secret signing ke
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by dewiz 12y ago
This doesn't make any sense, and why just MS ?

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