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OpenSSL Is Hiring Developer, Manager – knowledge in crypto not required
(openssl.org)
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5y ago
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5y ago
Yes, exactly. Microsoft products try to be smarter than the rest of the world and it's infuriating. Office, Teams (worst software ever to be forced to use in corporate), Edge and now we get Windows 11, the Windows version we supposedly
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dschuetz
5y ago
This is what people mean when they talk about 'ghosting' other people online.
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5y ago
Oh, you mean in-browser P2P? Wait, no, all peers need to be able to resolve cend.me somehow to download the code? What problem is this solving exactly?
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Intel misleading with comparison between the Core i9-12900K and Ryzen 9 5950X
(notebookcheck.net)
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I have been thinking about de-googling for quite a while now, far longer than de-facebooking, but it's not as easy. Half the web depends on google services (and it's even worse with AWS) and I was considering how much pain it woul
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Yes, exactly. Many websites already don't work if they use any of google-based frameworks or services, while my ad blocker blocks non-1st party domains by default. If a website or app doesn't work then, well then c'est la vie
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Welp, it's time to de-google my networks then. Facebook traffic is already blocked, now I wonder how much Web content I will lose when I block all google traffic.
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Welp, it's time to de-google my networks then. Facebook traffic is already blocked, now I wonder how much Web content I will lose when I block all google traffic.
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Welp, it's time to de-google my networks then. Facebook traffic is already blocked, now I wonder how much Web content I will lose when I block all google traffic.
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5y ago
But they sign malware? Strange.
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Sony player pay-for-ban patent
(pdfpiw.uspto.gov)
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5y ago
I suggest "hatebook" as the new company name if they mean it being transparent.
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News flash: Facebook is a corrupt company, and anyone working there is morally bankrupt. Duh.
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5y ago
This is exactly what happens with Office 365 now lol
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5y ago
Oooh, I see, my passwords are far more securely secured in The Cloud then? How do they plan to stay in business? "We have your passwords now! You would not want to lose them unless you agree to our new pricing policy now, would you?&qu
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5y ago
Or maybe we could end up with frail immune systems that go haywire each time when stepping outside. "Scientist says"
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Not only is it obvious that the technology is not working, but this also shows blatant incompetency on part of users of this tech. This no longer counts as "the algorithm is flawed". The whole system is wrong.
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5y ago
I'm surprised anyone would ever want to use Google Meet, but now Google wants you to pay for it. Oh the irony.
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5y ago
Shady oil lobbyists doing shady lobbyists' things. And also, water is still wet in 2021.
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5y ago
Yes, because it's a movie, not a documentary.
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5y ago
this is a dupe
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5y ago
Just roll out ECC everywhere. It's not like the circuit density is going to go down again.
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5y ago
The plot thickens.
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isn't there an app for that?
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Well, the thinness at least explains why. Both RJ45 and type A USB ports are huge. By that extent, they could have introduced fiber channel adapters beside the 1GBit Ethernet port.
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5y ago
Why the chin bar? The could have easily removed it now that there is no logo on it, and the logic board footprint is now next to nothing. Their design decisions are just plain weird. Also, why is there no black version? No network ports? No
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"The future is wireless" ends right about here.
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6y ago
Reading this feels like reading a news story from a parallel universe. With fungi it always kinda is.
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Facebook blames users over stolen user data
(vice.com)
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