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elcct
10y ago
Well, I just started my laptop and I have 179 processes and 2381 threads running ^^
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elcct
10y ago
But users run many applications at the same time.
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elcct
10y ago
Why is it pointless? There is never too many cpus
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elcct
10y ago
2016 has been very sad for left wing. Brexit, Trump now Castro...
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elcct
10y ago
I was hoping for $999 cpu but twice as fast as example Intel cpu...
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elcct
10y ago
At least those glitches look professional
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elcct
10y ago
I think it is time to sign comments, that way these will be tamper proof. Regarding the subreddit, I would just leave it. It was hard work of the community to create content that exist there and it will not be nice to remove it just because
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elcct
10y ago
Looking at the document (ANNEX C for example) one could guess they are going to log entire request body...
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elcct
10y ago
Liberal Democrats are bench warmers and when they are moved into play they can't execute anything - for example their drugs minister Norman Baker did nothing along the lines what Liberal Democrats preach. They are a political laughing
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10y ago
And that caused black religious communities to join the war as they didn't want to be associated with drugs: https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=2199&dat=19860723&id=... "Just as in the past we fought s
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elcct
10y ago
> of few months because it might get then addicted And thanks to Church, some would say "because it is a sin".
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elcct
10y ago
Apart from VPNs I can see the rise of plugins like this: https://cs.nyu.edu/trackmenot/ Purpose of such tools is to add noise and obfuscate the traffic.
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10y ago
> The Investigatory Powers Bill provides law enforcement and the security and intelligence agencies with the powers they need to protect the UK and its citizens from terrorists and serious criminals. But how it is going to protect the UK
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elcct
10y ago
It is more along the line "we like drugs, let's not plebs have it. we like porn, let's not plebs have it" and so on...
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10y ago
I see your point, but this will lead to uncontrollable growth of civil servant class and effectively will inhibit any growth, plus as a side effect you'll get people not aware that one should use so called common sense. I can agree tha
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elcct
10y ago
> The European Commission is right about investigating how Google is doing business lately. Why is it right? Nobody forces people to buy Android phones
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elcct
10y ago
I disagree. Most consumer computers are so slow you want to pull your hairs out whilst waiting forever for something to load.
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elcct
10y ago
FX-8350, mentioned by you, costs $149.99 according to cpubenchmark, and for extra $35 you can get E5 1620 that blows AMD out of the water. You can also install up to 384 GB of memory, whereas AMD cannot go above 64 GB. You can also get more
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elcct
10y ago
That probably only makes sense for people with low budget. If you really need performance, not only "in some benchmarks" then there is no alternative to Intel.
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elcct
10y ago
That works as long as people are bothered about seeing someone nude...
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elcct
10y ago
It is like every year one reads that this time AMD beats Intel or NVIDIA, but when it comes to "showing the goods", AMD products are not much more than eccentric room heaters.
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elcct
10y ago
It looks like it is pretty common for companies to neglect air conditioning. What's the point in having fancy office if the air makes you dizzy after an hour and no amount of coffee can make a difference or the temperature. One days co
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elcct
10y ago
How they are going to log data for NSA and similar agencies?
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elcct
10y ago
https://mailinabox.email/ is pretty good.
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10y ago
It is also that big entities like to reach deep into people pockets and spend their money on vanity projects and there is no responsibility whatsoever. It is especially visible in the EU. Sometimes it gets tragicomical - in IT for example,
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10y ago
Someone could simulate your trusted friend, that's my point.
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I once witnessed airline not having food with dietary restriction in stock. They said sorry to the guy, but he was starving entire 11h+ flight
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10y ago
Purpose is to get likes, attention and at some point ad revenue.
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10y ago
I think someone who figures out an easy way to do it will get some nice money coming in :) Technology is already there, just need an easy way to order a domain and a server configured to use that domain. You control 100% of the data.
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10y ago
> This really seems like it needs to be regulated in law Absolutely not! That way you are slowly making people to lose any bits of the common sense they might still have. Perhaps losing data once or twice will make people look for altern
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