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Paper Map Shows the Extent of the Entire Internet in 1973
(visualcapitalist.com)
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26/45 is the best that I can do without cheating.
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The Techade Quiz
(techadequiz.com)
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1Password now lets you create virtual cards in the browser
(blog.1password.com)
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Google Maps now shows you Covid-19 stats
(au.news.yahoo.com)
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Creative sabotaged the AdLib Gold 1000
(pcgamer.com)
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> But generally I agree with you that companies should prioritize problem solving skills over technical minutiae. Unless, the company's goal is to hire someone with technical minutiae that they can pay the lowest wage possible :)
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The way I see it, an interview goes both ways. They try to assess your fit in the company, and you're also trying to assess if the company is something you want to spend your time on. I call this the "game show style" intervi
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Why Disney’s new Mulan is a scandal
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This is such a recurring issue that I just stop using new-ish Google products for fear of the rug getting pulled under me. I used to use Google Home, now renamed Nest Home, and now I just stop using them altogether since I don't know h
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Windows 10 themes can be abused to steal Windows passwords
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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Secure communication is unfortunately still difficult for non-tech people. Most of the "easy" ones are tied to a smartphone, like Signal. However if the goal is to prevent accidental leaking by using reply-all or adding an email a
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I admit I'm a bit confused about Microsoft's strategy here. So they're releasing two Xboxes at the same time: series X and series S, with the S positioned as the less powerful version of the X, with the promise that it can pl
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Google Launches Android 11
(venturebeat.com)
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This is a difficult question to quantify for me. "Few people" could be interpreted differently, and it depends on where you are. E.g. around the circle of people I know, I might be in the minority, but there is likely to be a nich
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Nvidia Marbles at Night tech demo [video]
(guru3d.com)
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Most cyber-security reports only focus on the cool threats
(zdnet.com)
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Simulation Shows What Dark Matter Would Look Like If We Could See It
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Enzyme Github repo was hit by a DMCA takedown notice
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I would also add that the replica set concept that is based on Raft [0] allows for built-in high availability, so the individual servers can be maintained while the whole set is running and servicing clients. [0] https://en.wikip
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It also helps that the creator of the default storage engine (WiredTiger) are Keith Bostic of BerkeleyDB fame [0] and Michael Cahill, whose PhD thesis on serializable snapshot isolation [1] formed the basis of Postgres concurrency control [
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I played it using a basic Soundblaster card in the 90s and it’s already amazing. Lately I used DosBox with the MT32 emulation and was blown away by how good it sounds. Here’s an instruction on DosBox MT32 emulation if you’re curious: https
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Oh there’s like 5 of us playing it on the same pc so there’s always ideas thrown around. If nothing works then start clicking on everything :) I don’t recall it to be as frustrating as say King’s Quest but then again it might be nostalgia.
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Wow this really brings back memories! If Ron Gilbert is reading this, thanks for all your hard work on this game. This game was definitely one of the highlights of my childhood. As to what makes the game great, I think it's the perfect
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At the rate of their price increase, buying 2nd hand will soon be the only option left to get Apple devices. You know something is not right when their own website start to list trade-in prices. I mean, this is a phone, not a car.
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And also the opting for the nuclear option when faced with defending their 30% app store commissions. I love Apple devices, but at some point no one can afford them anymore. Strangely, I noticed that this has happened before when Steve Jobs
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I find this really sad. I do congratulate the students that managed to figure out the system and game them (they will go far!), but using this keyword salad grading thing is totally missing the point of education. I came from a third world
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Do you mean requires no configuration on the source or destination? :)
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Mkcert: A simple tool to make locally trusted development certificates
(github.com)
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"Why do you need to buy an Audi RS6?" "Dude, I'm maximizing my data transfer speed"
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