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honest_joe
11y ago
A-bombs saved zillions of lives. If you do not see this then you are a brain amputee.
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Exactly but you will get downvoted to the oblivion because there's too many japanese,anime lovers that would hit you in the face if you would defend the bombing. But these are retarded westerners who have no clue. They deserved every s
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11y ago
As opposed to any other non-iconic giant US corporation.
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honest_joe
11y ago
That's why i would not want to use it. If it would be controlled by non-china company outside of china and programmed by chinese programmers then YES i would be interested. But your government can't be trusted as well as your comp
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honest_joe
11y ago
Japan"bought" the islands from private owners (funny right?). I do not feel that there will ever be any real friendship between these two countries. I would compare it to polish russian relationship. Koreans have every right to fe
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11y ago
They do not really control the senkaku islands. At least not from chinese POV :P And yes Dokdo (Takeshima in Japan) is a big thing in Korea.
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11y ago
Because Japan has a dispute with China on other islands. I never said they would try to claim the spartlys. Heavy Japan alliance with Phillippines is unlikely (history, empire of japan, blah blah). It's not about anti-japanese sentime
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11y ago
The only thing that prevents reunification is the chaebols and politics. And East germany did not have a shitload of minerals they could use / sell. All true but South is already a regional military powerhouse with the troops from nort
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And it is not only Vietnam that China should be worried about. They have heavily armed koreans and crazy japanese at their doorsteps. God knows what could really happen.
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11y ago
The whole asia is just a boling pot that is going to explode but nobody knows when. I predict the peak to be when the North Korean regime collapses and South tries to absorb the North de facto creating an option for Korea to become a region
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11y ago
13 2015 model can drive 4k model just fine ;)
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11y ago
Open Office + Home Office works for me. If i can choose 3 days to work at home and then come to work for meetings, brainstorming etc then it's ideal.
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11y ago
Because 15 is still too heavy and mostly likely will be used as a desktop replacement which you can transfer in a car and train and put it on a desk at some other place. The 13 model is the one you carry in your backpack and use "anywh
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11y ago
15 if used on a desk with 4k monitor. 13 if i would not have a money and would want to carry it with me from time to time.
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11y ago
Yes. Thousand times yes. If i could just justify spending so much money on ipad to use it just for reading.And anyway i would want the latest device which has not been released yet (october?). I would still be worried about battery life (as
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Ask HN: What is the best device for reading technical e-books?
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I call this BS sorry. I do not know the exact reason why samsung had to release the previous phones using qualcomm's cpus but it was not because snapdragon 805 was a better chip. Quite the opposite if you check the benchmarks for snapd
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Sorry it must have not been clear but I was talking about Samsung and Exynos and the reason why they have used Snapdragon years ago in US/EU markets.
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Not really. They had to due to patents for LTE in USA.
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It can be defeated. In fact multiple incomplete ASLR implementations were and are defeated everyday. Even the grsec's implementation has been defeated under certain conditions i believe. They just limit attacker's possibilities of
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11y ago
There's more complete implementation in grsec among with other features as well and they do not claim that these can't be defeated. They claim to make the exploitability of bugs harder or non existent at all for some classes of th
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This is not a game that requires the level of precision one would get with C++ (yet it sucks performance wise even when it's being programmed in C++).
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11y ago
Looks great. Would I want to use it ? Nope In order to succeed it needs to come in a polished product form. But still gl and keep hacking.
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You are just miserly not willing to pay for a convenient service :-) No offense. You can't justify that spending wit yourself.
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11y ago
Which is obvious ? Do not paint them as victims because not all of them are. They have the money to buy iPhones but not your average 0.99$ app ?
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I was referring to "Japanese-style entrepreneurship" being korean instead. I was not addressing him in my first sentence. Then i have just said that he is korean. In no way i said that him being a korean is a wrong thing. And in m
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And it is not japanese but korean. He is zainichi.
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Seriously China is a fucked up country when it comes to software,services and IT.
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Its economy and the free trade. Central europe is flooded with crap made in germany,french,netherlands goods and companies. They are no the only one to blame but they used our fucked up corrupt mentality and own us now.
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11y ago
They do not change the direction they simply kill the jobs and have been doing this for decades (disclaimer i am not an american nor wester european and am in similar position of being a cheap eastern european workforce)
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