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by kernal 4y ago
Totally unrelated, but if it satisfies your confirmation bias then so be it.
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by kernal 4y ago
>Google's denial takes nothing away from the credibility of this rumor. Let this comment sink in for a while. An official comment from Stadia "takes nothing away" from an anonymous source with no track record or credibilit
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by kernal 4y ago
The Stadia Twitter account is having fun with this: >Just a heads up >Old coworker of mine is now one of the social managers for Google. They had a pretty large seminar in California this past weekend, and long story short you now can
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by kernal 4y ago
>As someone raised in a democratic country, where most media outlets have been molded by decades of existence, this opinion struck me as naive and obviously wrong. What an odd statement. The NY Times ran with constant Russia collusion ar
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by kernal 4y ago
Not really. Microsoft has shut down and killed a significant number of services and products.
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by kernal 4y ago
Remember the constant rumours that Google Cloud was being shut down? Ahh, good times. What ever happened to those rumours and the suckers that propagated that rumour?
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by kernal 4y ago
Now add active cooling and see how much higher the benchmarks are.
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by kernal 4y ago
Ah yes, the arrogance. How dare competition or alternatives exist. Free apps and OSs are only permitted if I approve of them.
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by kernal 4y ago
>The AI is getting precise 3D position data and physics data not only about its car but competitors cars GT Sophy is receiving the position of its competitors (which is rhetorical statement because of course it needs to know their positi
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by kernal 4y ago
>Is Dart, and Flutter right now getting sunsetted? Yes, in Bizarro world.
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by kernal 4y ago
Samsung switched to WearOS because they realized their Tizen OS was a failure on smartwatches just as it was on smartphones. Growth was stagnating, their app ecosystem was dead and the development environment was a nightmares. So Samsung di
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by kernal 4y ago
>given that Samsung in an unhappy spouse in a loveless marriage of necessity What makes you think Samsung is a "unhappy spouse"? They save billons by having Google develop Android and spoon feeding them security updates each mo
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by kernal 4y ago
Well, this didn't age well. What's the hoax count up to?
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by kernal 4y ago
>And gmail etc has a shit ton of ads I've yet to ever see an add in any of my Gmail accounts.
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by kernal 4y ago
>I wonder if Blake lemoine is little embarrassed he got fired Google should be embarrassed for hiring this person. Their hiring standards have deteriorated considerably.
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by kernal 4y ago
No, all sides are not to blame. The USA is a Constitutional Republic so your comment regarding the popular vote is irrelevant. The popular vote is not used to elect a president in the USA and never will be. Additionally, the seditious perso
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by kernal 4y ago
>We co-authored a book, Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19, on this topic in 2021 and it proved to be an odd experience. Eschewing speculation and sticking to what we could prove, we delved deep into the evidence and wove toget
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by kernal 4y ago
>MLS is going to blow up in the coming years. MLS is a distant 4th or 5th sport in the North America and I don't see that ever changing. European soccer (Premier League, La Liga, Serie A) will always be the pinnacle of soccer in the
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by kernal 4y ago
I just installed the app and I can switch the view horizontally and vertically, rotate the view 360 degrees and change the speed. I can also incrementally step forward and backward through every step of the knot tying process by swiping my
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by kernal 4y ago
I saw one CVE (CVE-2022-0882) for the innocuous kernel log bug. How many CVE's did you see? As for the KASLR, this was a known issue to the Fuchsia devs. >This is a known-issue. KASLR support on the zircon kernel is just there so th
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by kernal 4y ago
>Very nice right up on how unfinished and insecure Fuchsia is as a result of it being so unfinished. Did you even read the write up? The only bug found was the ability to read the kernel log. Everything else was manufactured.