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Is That Video Real?
(edition.cnn.com)
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Russians spread fake news over Oxford coronavirus vaccine
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Sweden's new car carrier is the world's largest wind-powered vessel
(edition.cnn.com)
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6y ago
I mean, everyone could have predicted that Pixel 5 won't have a headphone jack, because its last three predecessors didn't have it, either. So, if a headphone jack was a requirement of yours, a flagship Pixel device should have ne
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> There's the builtin assumption that I care about flagships. I don't. I only care about headphone jacks. No, my point was that your comment about Pixel 5 not having a headphone jack was a bit pointless, because no smartphone m
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6y ago
For an additional comparison: Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro 5G[1], which was announced on the same day and with the similar price tag as Pixel 5, comes with Snapdragon 865 processor, 5000mAh battery, 6.67" display size, and wireless charging, but
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6y ago
> No headphone jack, thus not even up for consideration. Just curious, which flagship smartphone of any manufacturer offers a headphone jack in 2020? In any case, Pixel 4A 5G has a headphone jack – and comes with the same processor as Pi
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6y ago
> In our proposal, there is no auction. Alternative search engines with the most market share in each market are shown on the first screen, randomly ordered. The remaining alternative search engines are available by scrolling, also rando
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I probably do. In any case, I would design a fundamental core system with an open API for extensions, that could be developed and maintained by third-parties, based on additional requirements by each hospital.
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> What about credentials? Access? Administration? That has been a solved problem, at least in Chromium OS[1]. Even hardware-based two-factor authentication can be required for all users by a click of a button. > DDOS attacks? If it&#x
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6y ago
> because Germany is federal-social-democratic, not stalinist Ah, "federal" is the right answer here. In many smaller EU countries, there is a single central social-democratic government, which can just fund an open-source solu
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6y ago
> The problem is not in any particular stack. It’s system design overall. Are you aware that unlike Windows, Chromium OS has been designed from the ground up with security in mind[1]? And that it can run on almost any hardware[2]? > A
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> They got dozens of servers with patient data hacked and encrypted and had to shutdown their intensive care and reroute patients elsewhere. Wouldn't simply using a cloud-based B2B service with something like Chrome OS / Cloudr
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Facebook's business model is fake news
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6y ago
> They claim to not charge any markup and you pay what they have to pay. That's because all domains transferred to CloudFlare are required to use CloudFlare's DNS servers. It's just a different business model.
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Gandi.net used to have a cult-like following in its early days, was the registrar of reddit.com up until recently, and is still the registrar of ycombinator.com . But its ownership has changed multiple times over two decades, and the com
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6y ago
After doing a lot of research, I would recommend Dynadot as the best domain registrar at the moment. My main criteria were: fair prices without any coupon codes, no-upselling, free whois privacy as standard, most ccTLDs supported, REST API
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> are you saying that the choice was purely due to luck? What he is saying is, that they chose the best open source tool available for their use case at that time, and not a programming language. > Would whatsapp have been as popular
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6y ago
What a great read. Thank you. > We live in a Mediterranean climate that’s designed to burn, and we’ve prevented it from burning anywhere close to enough for well over a hundred years. Now climate change has made it hotter and drier than
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Would it be safe to say then, that Apilayer has simply acquired the trademarks and the domain name of an open-source project? Edit: If the entire project is licensed under Apache License 2.0, what does acquiring the copyright give? The abil
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Malli[1] and specmonstah[2] are my favourite Clojure(Script) libraries built on top of Clojure Spec. [1] https://github.com/metosin/malli [2] https://github.com/reifyhealth/specmonstah
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> and she's in exile for good reason And the reason is, that Belarus secret services abducted her on the day of the election, and brought her to the border with Lithuania the next morning. The foreign minister of Lithuania later con
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> Revolut for business closed my account with very short warning Could you share what was their reason for doing this? Any non-standard type of business or account activity?
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Fedora Silverblue: a pretty good family OS
(eischmann.wordpress.com)
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Neverware provides a list of officially supported devices[1], and AMD Ryzen support could arrive with Pixelbook 2[2]. [1] https://guide.neverware.com/supported-devices/ [2] https://www.notebookcheck.net/
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I meant, ChromeOS migth be a more secure , not necessarily a more private option. If macOS had a way higher likehood of zero-day attacks, ChromeOS phoning home wouldn't be the biggest concern to most users. Because in the first case
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As a side note: isn't ChromeOS a safer alternative to macOS in 2020[1]? [1] https://www.chromium.org/chromium-os/chromiumos-design-docs/...
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> "Apps increase engagement metrics" seems dubious to me. Maybe for certain companies and products it is true, but the norm is to have a website and app experience. A product that is entirely based on user generated content i
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This 'ghost kitchen' cooks food for over 100 restaurants
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It increases engagement metrics, which is the most important thing for an ad company looking to raise more money in the future.
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