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Pop Goes the Digital Media Bubble
(motherjones.com)
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9y ago
20 have been reprimanded so far
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9y ago
Brown-type switches are OK, it's the blue-type keys that are problematic.
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10y ago
The corporate espionage against Waymo happened in the past year.
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10y ago
>This new UI is entirely HTML – allowing the browser to be a lot faster. No, that is definitely not true. The rewrite is, however, part of an effort to make the UI something which can be represented in HTML easily, and they may be wor
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10y ago
Yes, this is part of those efforts. The UI redesign and performance projects are part of a cross-functional group working on making Firefox faster. They've talked about how part of the reason for square tabs is that they're much
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10y ago
It's still available if you drag it out of the configuration pane, it's just not in the default layout.
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If you're talking about an MRI machine, the proper drivers may not exist for a current operating system. The absolute last thing you want is for an image to show up differently on the new system due to changes to OpenGL or something.
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Graham is a Senator from South Carolina, not North Carolina
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I don't know about you, but for the first couple of years at least, my primary concern when buying a self-driving car would be making sure it's advanced enough to not kill me if it hits an ice patch, not the "fluid end-to-end
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Red Hat is to some extent protected from acquisition by the ideological poison pill. Because there's no IP (open source), the value of the company is basically the engineering talent, which enables the level of service Red Hat provide
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Uber pleads with judge to move Waymo case into arbitration
(arstechnica.com)
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I'm not sure what "beta is too late" even means, considering that it now occupies the exact position that Aurora did, that you claim is a sweet spot.
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Uber exec accused of data theft must tell judge why he's peading the fifth
(arstechnica.com)
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Uber said to use “sophisticated” software to defraud drivers, passengers
(arstechnica.com)
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10y ago
I think the point is, there is no more dependency hell.
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10y ago
Uber's rates are already unsustainably low. Competition is one thing but unhealthy, unsustainable competition is another thing entirely. It's probably for the best that rates go up a bit.
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>hangouts is broken Hangouts is broken because Hangouts uses NPAPI, not WebRTC Hangouts will be fixed whenever Google actually ships the WebRTC version of Hangouts
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10y ago
But "they're contractors, not employees", remember. That's why Uber doesn't have to take any responsibility for their actions.