gr3yh47

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by gr3yh47 10y ago
980s play in 4k just fine for most games on high/ultra
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by gr3yh47 10y ago
comment reply notifications is by far the largest gaping hole in HN functionality imo.
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by gr3yh47 10y ago
specifically comment reply notifications would be a very welcome feature. It's annoying to manually track discussions as an active user.
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by gr3yh47 10y ago
Helena sounds vaguely like Builderberg Jr to me
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by gr3yh47 10y ago
>The more common story is Apple, who dominates hardware... what hardware market does Apple dominate? None that i can see
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by gr3yh47 11y ago
>[] == []; false
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by gr3yh47 11y ago
>They still do not understand that it's not possible to force criminals to use government-approved encryption software. I think in this instance this is a case of you assuming ignorance where malice is far more likely. Looking at th
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by gr3yh47 11y ago
over the backboard on the way out of bounds probably
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by gr3yh47 11y ago
both the Roadster and Model S prices were nontrivially reduced over their production lifetimes. It's built into Tesla's business plan.
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by gr3yh47 11y ago
Beyond that, people keep acting like the price will never go down from the launch price, which is obviously not the case.
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by gr3yh47 11y ago
not agreeing with the comment you replied to, but what i find different between us and Iceland is: Their people mobilized aggressively against corruption twice now. Our people have not, not for the banks, not for the NSA leaks, and we proba
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by gr3yh47 11y ago
Good article with some great demos but man, I'm reminded that I stopped reading Ars gaming because Kyle brings massive bias against nintendo to the table to such an extent that it shows poor journalistic integrity IMO. It's pervas
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by gr3yh47 11y ago
>You can imagine a future where criminals, journalists, and political dissidents need to get plastic surgery to avoid disappearance. ftfy
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by gr3yh47 11y ago
did you launch today on April 1? >_>
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by gr3yh47 11y ago
source to my point: >Yuske believes that Japan’s love of video games is part of the reason why pinball has had trouble taking hold—why the game is more of a foreign curiosity for most than a cultural mainstay. http://motherboa
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by gr3yh47 11y ago
Would love to see a non-anecdotal source on this, as my understanding is that pinball sales in the US absolutley dwarfs totals for the rest of the world. Not saying Williams didn't do lots of other sales in Japan, but pinball-as-in-two
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by gr3yh47 11y ago
> Nintendo is notoriously litigious I disagree, especially compared to their counterparts Sony and Microsoft, but the rest of your point stands
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by gr3yh47 11y ago
What is it going to need to make it function as a phone?
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by gr3yh47 11y ago
>Upgrade to Windows 10... the benefits really can't be overstated. except that there's tons of drawbacks to counteract said benefits. Privacy notwithstanding, power-use has been fractured and the flow of configuration ruined in
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by gr3yh47 11y ago
the article really didn't even come close to describing the scope and intensity shown in that imgur post though
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by gr3yh47 11y ago
I got fired from a (sysadmin) job because a servo in a tape library failed while i was working 14h days on conference that I was told was "my only priority". We didn't need the backups at all, prod was fine, and I found out 2
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by gr3yh47 11y ago
it's obviously pretty different when you don't have to be touching the phone to interact with it
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by gr3yh47 11y ago
First thing i thought of is the horrible privacy implications when this tech becomes ubiquitous and cloud based
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by gr3yh47 11y ago
>In fact, this is an affront to essentially every big business in the world with IP to protect. it really isn't, because many of the biggest business want a greater degree of population control, and having access to all of every ind
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by gr3yh47 11y ago
Really? I would disagree whole heartedly. This might be true in X years but right now human ability to apply existing knowledge to brand new situations far surpasses that of AI
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by gr3yh47 11y ago
8:2 says a lot more when the players are the 2 best in the world (or close to that)
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by gr3yh47 11y ago
>and to assist civil authorities. disgusting how broad that is, almost anything could be under that umbrella
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by gr3yh47 11y ago
the article addresses this directly as well > In order to get coverage of the top of the headdress, the scanner would have to be held high above the statue, and not at waist level as the video indicates.
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by gr3yh47 11y ago
relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/927/

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