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3121.
by hulitu 2y ago
> If there’s one thing that people can justify spending more on for more utility, it’s a smartphone. For a dumb device ? Max 200 €. Browsing the internet on a smartphone is terrible, the GUI is terrible, typing is terrible. DOS level mul
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by hulitu 2y ago
> but the ease of use You mean the ease of restoring Windows. Why do i have to click 2 times in Win 11 to select another window on the taskbar ?
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by hulitu 2y ago
Don't forget the toilets. I am sure the members of parliament are very interested on what happenes in a school toilet. I mean, with some of those things, they work on a daily basis. /s
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by hulitu 2y ago
> TPM 2.0 – a necessity for a secure and future-proof Windows 11 The Windows 95 meme is back: "the most secure windows ever". /s
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by hulitu 2y ago
Well, Windows has a lot of svchost.exe processes running. /s
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by hulitu 2y ago
> often a series of people who also deserve it and don't get credit. This is normal. See "The lifecycle of a troubled project". The last step is "Dictinctions for the uninvolved".
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by hulitu 2y ago
> Also you need an anechoic environment to capture this, They were talking about a home. /s
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by hulitu 2y ago
> Positioning single atoms with a scanning tunnelling microscope (1990) And since then, no progress.
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by hulitu 2y ago
> She was a freelancer most of her life, so didn't pay that much into it, and will drop from 1500 to 700 euros of monthly income. A regretable mistake. from her side to not think about retirement.
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by hulitu 2y ago
> Bird flu has been detected in a pig in the US. Why does that matter? New vaccine busine$$ ? /s
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by hulitu 2y ago
> Google DeepMind predicts weather more accurately than leading system "Ethics declarations Competing interests I.P., A.S.-G., F.A., T.R.A., A.E.K., D.M., T.E., J.S., S.M., P.B., R.L. and M.W. are employees of Alphabet and own Alpha
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by hulitu 2y ago
> Rapid surge in global warming mainly due to reduced planetary albedo,researchers Of course, wars have nothing to do with it. /s
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by hulitu 2y ago
> This is the system Americans have chosen Some (few) of them. In EU it is different.
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by hulitu 2y ago
> Allowing purely numeric usernames seems like a terrible idea to me "I'm not a number, i am a free man. Ha ha ha ha ha"
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by hulitu 2y ago
And if number two is liquid, you have to split it in 100ml bags.
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by hulitu 2y ago
> Management is all about delegation. yes, but a manager who has no idea about his products, is a bad manager. Sometimes the teams below compensate and this is not visible, but, when the shit hits the fun, it becomes obvious.
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by hulitu 2y ago
> , Apple having without a doubt the best consumer processor too bad it doesn't run (properly) other OS. than Apple's
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by hulitu 2y ago
> because the US doesn't need monopolies They seem to love them very much, though. (Microsoft, Google, Apple, Facebook)
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by hulitu 2y ago
> A rational market observer would have assumed biometrics would have replaced antiquated passwords years ago. Why ? I don't want my picture stored on MS' servers every day.
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by hulitu 2y ago
> What fossilized dino feces can tell us about their rise to dominance They had diareha ?
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by hulitu 2y ago
Yes, but doesn't want a, planed obsolescence, self destroying computer or microwave oven. Especially when it causes fire due to "biodegradable" substrate.
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by hulitu 2y ago
> Fully encrypted comms is the best defense against this compromise, and Americans are being urged to use that wherever possible. Only if you have the key.
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by hulitu 2y ago
> I'm not sure why Americans have so many food allergies these days, It is not only Americans, it is also Europe. My theory it is because of pesticides. I never had Strawberry allergies, except when i bought some from a big produce
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by hulitu 2y ago
> the owners of the website show a lobbying firm that has Google as their client. Given that, their perversion has no limit: We stand for users’ right to choose Against dark patterns and deceptive tactics
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by hulitu 2y ago
> Then Joe Biden should have just said he would do so, instead of saying in front of the press and everyone else that he would not pardon his son. Well, to his defence, he forgot. (i wish i was sarcastic)
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by hulitu 2y ago
> so when it arrives you connect it to your network and copy data onto it, and then it is driven to an Amazon datacentre. And if there is an accident on the road, bad luck. /s
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by hulitu 2y ago
> > What we need is a better framework for punishing bad software > So like engineering licensing and insurance? How is engineering licensing and insurance punishing bad software ? Microsoft is still going strong and all they do is
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by hulitu 2y ago
> Ideally in the coming decades Australia sees a majority of EVs that are largely being charged durk peak solar supply hours. Better to drive at night. The streets are not so crowded. /s
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by hulitu 2y ago
> The Army built a giant concrete pyramid in North Dakota and used it for 6 months Biden, first US president laying in a pyramid. /s
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by hulitu 2y ago
> You realize they already have their own ARM CPUs and run their own NVME drives with their own controllers right? And these generally outperform others in the same class. Some links will be nice.

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