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by doe88 8y ago
The DC of Alexandria seems to be to security issues what the eastern DC of Texas is to patent trolls. Both specialized in stretching the law to its limits.
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by doe88 8y ago
Same here. Worse, I've even observed my body has difficulty producing enough heat to warm my bed. Also, when I do an important sport effort I often have troubles sleeping the next night.
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It seems there is a shift in the terminology used - at least in the US - by explicitly referring to people being caged . This is the second article in a few weeks I read with this new language. The previous one was I think an article about
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by doe88 8y ago
> he would be contributing 448m. Maybe he could pull off a buy & kill of the whole NI.
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Ubiquitous.
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by doe88 8y ago
I would only speak anecdotally and from what I've observed from people I know. Thus I don't try to infer anything at all, but at least locally I've found it remarkable: in a couple of years, Netflix has become synonym of str
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by doe88 8y ago
Don't like Pocket, don't use it. I personally find it convenient, I'm not at the point I consider everything I browse equally sensitive. There are pages I don't consider being particularly sensitive I want to read late
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Ironically sad that this protection is thereby most easily defeated by its purpose of accessibility. Pessimist in me thinks there is no good deed possible in this world.
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by doe88 8y ago
I think it is often suggested as rule of thumb to eat 20 grams of proteins every 4 hours, with 3 gr out of these 20 gr being compounded of leucine. But again, if interested in all of this the best is to go see a specialist.
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by doe88 8y ago
You have a valid point indeed.
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by doe88 8y ago
The only thing that would make 000 less secure in this setting would be if the actual CVC codes weren't randomly generated by the bank. Otherwise 000 has as much likelihood to be accepted/rejected than any other codes. Conversely,
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by doe88 8y ago
11,000 Km cycling. Not sure it is really an accomplishment nor that I'm really proud of it, matter of fact it wasn't a goal to begin with, but it happened naturally so it's all good I guess. One thing I learned is with all th
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by doe88 8y ago
This. Since this article https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/21/technology/definers-publi... I'm really cautious about what I read on this kerfuffle. I remember few months ago before knowing there was a
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by doe88 8y ago
Also one aspect not discussed in this article is that now China is dedicating huge efforts [1] in order to maintain and secure its access to natural ressources needed for manufacturing, while most occidental countries have likely lost this
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by doe88 8y ago
Meanwhile in useless podcast ads they try to paint Firefox as the parangon of virtue for users privacy.
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by doe88 8y ago
Not sure it would help her but I can confirm at least one thing: she has a good writing style. That's not a given and proves she doesn't have everything wrong as she sadly seems to think.
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Seems dumb now in hindsight, but I never thought about its meaning at all.
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Enlighting, I never realised what the eponym Amazon service meant until now.
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The death/failure of € is greatly exaggerated.
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Related, a recent episode of 99% invisible about all kind of houses (even schools) sold by Sears by Mail https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/the-house-that-came-i...
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The only thing I could think through reading this madness is as if the author was in the movie Brazil . https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazil_(1985_film)
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> Yet, to Apple — and Amazon and other companies implicated by the report — they too might also be in the dark. Assuming there was an active espionage investigation into the alleged actions of a foreign government, you can bet that only
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by doe88 8y ago
I would say one specific detail (I haven't looked at it though) would challenge the truth of the rebuttal of both Amazon and Apple is that if it is confirmed that both have severed ties with Supermicro around the same time, the coincid
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by doe88 8y ago
I was a bit appalled by his recent behavior but I must say the good largely outweighs the bad when speaking of Elon Musk. We need more, not less, people like him who dare shaking things up and dreaming big. I really think that if EV start t
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by doe88 8y ago
Sorry, I didn't know it was controversial, I thought it was a fact. I listen to a lot of podcasts about the supreme court from the Constitution Center (very very good btw) and some of the judicial philosophies very often advanced by co
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Not surprised. Republicans advocate for judicial restraint only as long as it suits them.
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I understand his argument but better have a false positive than a false negative in my opinion.
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The Times They Are a-Changin'.
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by doe88 8y ago
Previous discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9049113
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I don't doubt that is the kind of setup they use, but on this video I see a link to buy the lense advertised but it is not really implied that is what Apple used . Do we have a real knowledge of what hardware they really use for their

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