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by krn 8y ago
> [...] that ships with the new Linux-enabled ChromeOS Thanks for clarification. I wasn't aware that Linux apps are now officially supported on ChromeOS, and assumed that most developers simply replace ChromeOS with Xubuntu-based Ga
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by krn 8y ago
> Furthermore if there truly was a compromise by a foreign nation it would be classified as a national security threat and subsequently classified and kept from public knowledge. This is exactly what I think. Anyone confirming such a cas
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by krn 8y ago
> Only if they built a stronger keyboard with a adjustable latch that could hold the tablet body. ThinkPad X1 Tablet[1] seems to fit your description perfectly. [1] https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/tablets/wind
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by krn 8y ago
I find it hard to believe, that Bloomberg would publish an extremely detailed story involving some of the largest public companies in the world, knowing that it is entirely false. The cost of reputation is just too high.
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by krn 8y ago
This. Also, Bloomberg's report is not specifically targeted at Apple. It seems, that it's being attacked here only because Apple is mentioned in it, and the author tends to trust Apple more than Bloomberg.
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Saudis Said to Use Coercion and Abuse to Seize Billions(nytimes.com)
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Why No Saudi Arabians Made the Forbes Billionaires List This Year(forbes.com)
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Mohammed bin Salman: Naive, arrogant Saudi prince is playing with fire (2016)(independent.co.uk)
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by krn 8y ago
I have watched multiple hearings on the US Senate Judiciary Committee in the last few years, and was surprised how many people managed to do both, not to lie and not to reveal the truth, by making huge statements with extremely carefully pi
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by krn 8y ago
> Also in-depth demographics by your audience as well: city/country breakdown, age range, age range by gender, gender percentage [...] Does Snapchat actually collect all this information about its users? If yes, when it's such
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by krn 8y ago
> ProtonVPN was able to explain what happened to what I thought was a satisfactory degree ProtonVPN's explanation was extremely hardly believable[1]. > Mullvad, absolutely no clue who runs it. It's clearly stated on Mullvad&
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by krn 8y ago
Seconded. Poland is probably the most religious and conservative country in the EU.
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Saudi Arabia's missing princes (2017)(bbc.com)
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Saudi Arabia arrests economist after he criticises Crown Prince's plans(independent.co.uk)
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The Reykjavik Confessions(bbc.co.uk)
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Journalist Jamal Khashoggi ‘killed inside Saudi consulate’, Turkey says(independent.co.uk)
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Interpol President Quits; China Says It’s Investigating Him for Illegal Conduct(bloomberg.com)
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by krn 8y ago
These high-profile disappearances have become normal in China[1]: > Chinese mega star Fan Bingbing has been fined around 883 million yuan ($129m; £98.9m) for tax evasion and other offences, authorities said Wednesday. The star, who disap
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by krn 8y ago
The average return has been 8.8% since 1926, including 20 years with loses[1]. [1] https://www.vanguard.com/us/insights/saving-investing/model-...
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by krn 8y ago
Foundations often make more than 10% / year by keeping 60% of their funds in S&P500, and 40% in bonds[1]. Therefore, 5% seems to be a completely safe level. [1] https://www.foundationmark.com/indices
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by krn 8y ago
An honest question: why HAProxy should be prefered over EnvoyProxy[1] for building API Gateways? [1] https://www.envoyproxy.io/
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by krn 8y ago
That's even more worrisome, then. I didn't have any problems, when I took the same trip with the local friend, and the taxi drivers even laughed when she told them, how much I had previously paid.
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by krn 8y ago
> Did the driver really think that I wouldn’t request Uber to fix the fare, however cumbersome the process might be? I am pretty sure, that in 70-80% of the cases Uber drivers end up unchallenged by foreigners in Brazil. Taxi scams in Ri
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'Russian Elon Musk' raped and tortured to death in custody, say experts(independent.co.uk)
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by krn 8y ago
> Is Cloudflare profitable? CloudFlare has been profitable since 2014[1]: > CloudFlare has raised more than $72 million in funding, with a $50 million round in 2012, valuing the company at $1 billion. That last slug of equity is still
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by krn 8y ago
That's exactly what I meant.
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by krn 8y ago
I think that by "every keystroke" he meant "every network packet".
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by krn 8y ago
> I really wish Cloudflare at least made $1 or $2 Gross Profits per domain. It makes sense not to charge for something that is not your core product and drives the customers to your core product, when that something is a low-margin busin
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by krn 8y ago
Google Domains is only available in 15 countries[1]. Also, I wouldn't use a personal Google account to register a domain name for a company. [1] https://support.google.com/domains/answer/4639612?hl=en
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by krn 8y ago
SSL/TLS downgrade attack when HSTS is not enabled.

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