fibers

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91.
by fibers 6y ago
> Seriously?? Are you that ignorant and bigoted? I don't think you can be bigoted against a region.
92.
by fibers 6y ago
'i was only following orders'
93.
by fibers 6y ago
because the impending layoffs that mozilla is incurring in light of covid means it's very bad for development and bug tracking. i've been using firefox for several years and that part is kinda worrying.
94.
by fibers 6y ago
yes but if you have read the next few words the author links to this exploit https://9to5mac.com/2020/08/01/new-unpatchable-exploit-alleg... which is highly problematic
95.
by fibers 6y ago
because sometimes you might literally get the product for free when you buy a tv, same with amazon echos
96.
by fibers 6y ago
try importing this data and play around with it https://www.percona.com/blog/2019/01/24/a-quick-look-into-ti...
97.
by fibers 6y ago
i know ryzen has avx2 support but what are some use cases for avx512
98.
by fibers 6y ago
the best part about iex is that they give you milisecond historical data but on the other hand the data is only limited to their exchange so it clearly doesn't represent every exchange.
99.
by fibers 6y ago
as everyone has said in the child comments the best way to do it is by buying feed access. on the other hand i am working through IEX data on a historical basis to backtest strategies
100.
by fibers 6y ago
Ok but playing devil's advocate, do you think this is a result of clouds inevitably leading to vendor lock in?
101.
by fibers 6y ago
You should lobby your government to ban ads then.
102.
by fibers 7y ago
why is docsis so slow/asymmetric?
103.
by fibers 7y ago
how can i as a subscriber find out whats the capacity?
104.
by fibers 7y ago
is she supposed to mine bitcoin or infect pages with hivecoin? just leave her be
105.
by fibers 7y ago
Because public transit is one of those things that should prioritize accessibility/safety above everything else (this isn't firmware hacking with arduinos). Low res screens do nothing but harm accessibility standards in the long r
106.
by fibers 7y ago
is that why xda developers doesnt work
107.
by fibers 7y ago
does this mean we won't see state sponsored propaganda from Voice of America?
108.
by fibers 7y ago
s/Bellingcat/SomethingAwful Posters/g
109.
by fibers 7y ago
This explains why one of the major tier 1 suppliers has an absolutely horrendous workflow in processing financial data. We do a lot of business with them and when processing invoices sent to them, almost every division outside of Germany ac
110.
by fibers 7y ago
what will this mean for an async version of requests?
111.
by fibers 7y ago
Interestingly enough I got .9 on Edge with Ublock origin installed. Perhaps this has something to do with how Edge is using webkit now?
112.
by fibers 7y ago
>mistake This was a targeted attack at one of the most interesting candidates this primary so far and it only serves to suppress a viable alternative to establishment candidates that are featured regularly on the network.
113.
by fibers 7y ago
This seems better than how the ad industry and tech workers in it help facilitate the most warped beauty standards that women are expected to achieve which might lead to eating disorders on the long run.
114.
by fibers 7y ago
does this mean they broke the embargo for 7/7??
115.
by fibers 7y ago
Is it possible to disable these systems, or is something baked into the car where if you disable it the car won't run? This seems very suspicious unless the auto dealer/contractor is expecting most people to not even bother with t
116.
by fibers 7y ago
Is this about SAP?
117.
by fibers 7y ago
she aint no Awkwafina
118.
by fibers 7y ago
In 2019 the team basically switched to webkit/chromium
119.
by fibers 7y ago
i mean...you can load a good chunk of your library on an 400gb sd card and play it on your phone. it seems more battery efficient than constantly streaming music from an online account even when the cache expires consistently
120.
by fibers 7y ago
That's awesome. What group were you in?

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