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by ezoe 6y ago
Many computers, especially those fan less laptop/2-in-1 tablet, doesn't have adequate cooling system. If CPU was used too much, it instantly reach the temperature threshold, then forced down clock and stall kicks in to save the CP
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by ezoe 6y ago
Exercise ball is the best chair for any healthy person. All the back seat, arm rests, foot rests and ergonomic whatnot are unnecessary unless you are disabled. By using exercise ball, you can improve your core while just sitting on it. It&#
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by ezoe 6y ago
It is. Does that knowledge help to use git/GitHub in any way? If you can have a certificate without practically using git/GitHub while people who use git/GitHub every day failed to get one because they don't bother to fl
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by ezoe 6y ago
I really don't understand those certificate business on computer related skills. It changes too rapidly and certificate of last year doesn't guarantee the current skill. Anyway, I quickly glanced the sample exam questions. https:
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by ezoe 6y ago
Those poor workers who has to use Windows for Linux-related works because of stupid employer's policy previously use VM, so it doesn't change much. Nothing to be eaten.
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by ezoe 6y ago
Although politicians and the court does not understand the cookie, That doesn't mean we won't have a backlash. It just doesn't guarantee the backlash is technologically sound. EU's cookie law, for example, is just stupid
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by ezoe 6y ago
The one reason I can guess is for the preservation effort. Copyright holder may go bankrupt and video games becomes orphaned works in any days. DRM is an obstacle for the software preservation effort.
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by ezoe 6y ago
>PCs have been on every desk for 25 years. Actually, this part is regressed back these days. Invention of the smartphone makes many people not to have a computer with efficient input devices: mouse and keyboard. Although smartphone is ha
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by ezoe 6y ago
How do you breakup a private company developing an OSS software? The best I can think of is break up the trademark such as Chrome or Chromebook and some few proprietary parts of Chrome. Chromium, the OSS part of the browser is available as
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by ezoe 6y ago
Yes, if increasing the brain activities is the goal, our hand writing tool should be brush. Or even better, we can increase the brain workload by introducing the artificial burden like pen refuse to emit ink if its sensor doesn't recog
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by ezoe 6y ago
Yes. Literacy. I saw many beginners who treat a compiler like a black box and attempting hand fuzzing until it happened to match the well-formed syntax and behaviour they wanted, while they literally holding a paper text book or opening a b
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by ezoe 6y ago
The interesting aftermath from this situation is the Top of Tokyo Stock Exchange(東証) as a company is recognizing the technical situation well. That's not the case for most of the companies in Japan as most of the companies simply outs
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by ezoe 6y ago
It can be comparable to old manuscript, hand-copied many times and each copy modified the original. We certainly wish the original text be survived. But it won't happen anyway. It was copied, modified thus increasing the value along th
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by ezoe 6y ago
Actually, just because a crime is not a valid defence in my country. One must prove it satisfy the public welfare and truth. Suppose you know a person who committed a crime and be punished years ago and there is no immediate threat of doing
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by ezoe 6y ago
> So how did we end up here? Not losing the WWII, that's why. During the WWII, all participants committed the war crimes. Only the losers were prosecuted. US got away with it.
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by ezoe 6y ago
Even though I have never use Arch, the most helpful texts are always comes from and intended to Arch. That tells something.
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by ezoe 6y ago
I don't like TPM. I generally don't like any hardware-based security features. The security must relies on sufficiently long passphrase in my brain remains secret. Now I have to prepare for the five dollar wrench attack. [ https:&
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by ezoe 6y ago
Be careful what you wish for. By your logic the government can trespass your house to find a crime... or planting a evidence.
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by ezoe 6y ago
It sounds like slavery to me.
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by ezoe 6y ago
Remind me a Japanese Manga artist, Osamu Tezuka(1928-1989), His manga depict 60 years old as today's 80-90 years old.
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by ezoe 6y ago
These days, I am thinking that relying heavily on a particular Blog service has a risk. Those services will be eventually gone. Blogger is no exception. Like all the services Google purchased and abandoned in the past. I don't want to
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by ezoe 6y ago
I regularly go to the climbing gym. I couldn't help noticing that there are so many programmers in the climbing gym. People talk about programming related topic all the time. I also went to a dancing school for a year, but I hardly saw
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by ezoe 6y ago
Unfortunately, most people are not get used to the efficient communication by text chat. That's why we are using the inefficient time-wasting communication by video chat. If we were to truly increase the productivity with the remote wo
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by ezoe 6y ago
If it's unique name, it's fine. What I don't like it is math notations. Many math notations requires complex typesetting and layout which cannot be expressed in the plain text. It may be not much of a problem when math notati
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by ezoe 6y ago
Exercise ball is the best chair for me. It has the best cushioning unmatched to any unreasonably expensive chairs. Backrest and armrests aren't necessary. You should have developed enough core to support your weight. You are free from
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by ezoe 6y ago
People talk about latency but what about packet loss?
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by ezoe 6y ago
It's useless. Some countries has strict data cap. The first 1 GB may be cheap and bandwidth is good, but you can't keep using it with the advertised bandwidth even for 1 hour. The data cap can be reached less than 30 minutes and y
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by ezoe 6y ago
Wait... The police injected a ketamin? Does he have a medical license? Did they informed the patient... I mean suspect and got a consent? This is a whole new level of dystopia. How could this be legal?
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by ezoe 6y ago
Come on. We had long past the ASCII only era.
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by ezoe 6y ago
By the usual law system. Police find the suspects, send it to the prosecutor, the court, lawyer, judge and all.

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