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by leaveyou 10y ago
In a way, a society is like a living organism. If it's not confronted with enough real problems and threats, its "immune system" finds something anyway and attacks the normal cells. If some people can't find anything suf
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by leaveyou 10y ago
straight from my gut: virtual renditions of remote touristic places & events: YES ! virtual desktops, apps that work best in 2D forced into 3D and virtual pets: rather no.
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by leaveyou 10y ago
>interface{} is the new void* There is an important difference between interface{} and void* which makes it a lot less reckless. AFAIK interface{} contains not only a pointer to data but also a reference to the type of the data. Therefor
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by leaveyou 10y ago
I used "solid proof" as a placeholder for "more facts, not opinions, indicating that". Some facts indicate it was not a robbery: "They took his life for literally no reason. They didn't finish robbing him, they
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by leaveyou 10y ago
I wonder what was Seth Rich's job at DNC ? Technically, could he have leaked those emails ? How can we be sure Assange is dishonest when he implies Seth Rich was the source ? Is there solid proof that Rich was really the victim of a fa
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by leaveyou 10y ago
I suspect the "super-recognizers" are a good cover for some new algorithm for face identification.. "trawling through an image database with more than 100,000 stills.." sounds quite incredible to me.
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by leaveyou 10y ago
I don't know what model you use but mine is quite powerful (it's not a "portable/battery" model and it has 10 steps of jet intensity) and obviously it's best used in combination with the brush. If this does not
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by leaveyou 10y ago
For me the water flossers (oral jet irrigators) are the best solution yet. I was never able to floss correctly with a wire, especially between the teeth in the back row but then my dentist told me about "the jet thing from amazon"
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by leaveyou 10y ago
That's because you probably bought the phone from a re-seller who re-flashed a "custom global ROM" (compiled by who knows who) which does not receive OTA updates because it's not compatible with the official releases. Th
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by leaveyou 10y ago
Actually no. Go compiler already has "stack promotion" (using "escape analysis"). TOC is in addition to that and I think it's intended to cover the cases not covered by "stack promotion" for example Functi
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by leaveyou 10y ago
1947 hours ?!? 1947/8 = 243,3 days or 48,6 weeks .. What exactly took him so long ? Wasn't it mostly a copy paste from somewhere else with some adaptations ?
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by leaveyou 10y ago
> At some €50,000 ($56,000) each, it is not just the bike that is exotic but also the price. And the buyer must have an "exotic" brain Who would pay 160% the price of a Tesla 3 for this "aerospace-motorcycle" which is
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by leaveyou 10y ago
>Brian Krzanich said the company's focus was on moving to the cloud, with data centers and the Internet of Things considered primary growth drivers Cloud, servers.. I get it, Intel is well established there, but IoT ? Do they have a
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by leaveyou 10y ago
From what I understood, the "freezer method" could work only in case of mechanical problems caused by wear. For example physical wear of the various hard drive bearings could lead to miss alignment of the read/write head and
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by leaveyou 10y ago
Anecdote here. I had an ~8 years old 500GB Western Digital hard disk which spent the last 3-4 years on a shelf and when I tried to reuse it, after 2-3 uneventful months, it started to "refuse" to spin up at boot time and, after se
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by leaveyou 10y ago
I wanted multiple times to study the OpenBSD source code and I've downloaded it but I never managed to navigate through it, to find the "head and the tail" or to find a reasonable "map" of the source code. I would l
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by leaveyou 10y ago
"let us never tolerate outrageous conspiracy theories" Mickey Mouse
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by leaveyou 10y ago
What worries me is that we are increasingly accepting people who are not necessarily accepting the same things we accept and we are increasingly intolerant with those of us who are worried about our excessive tolerance for the intolerant.
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by leaveyou 10y ago
What you say seems quite plausible and I wonder if this scheme wasn't used before against EU interests. US has the ability to spy basically any person in EU. That has serious implications.
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by leaveyou 10y ago
IANAL and the essence of that text escapes me even after several minutes of intelligent gazing over it. Could someone summarize it in non-legalese for the rest of us ? Thanks
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by leaveyou 10y ago
Helium-Filled: yey ! Seagate: hmm.. Aren't Seagate the least reliable HDDs in most of the HDD statistics from data centers ?
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by leaveyou 10y ago
>Industry signaling a strong desire.. Is this the same industry that gave us the HDMI "blessing" ? "The headphones, audio cables and the jack adapters are too cheap.. We can solve that !"
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by leaveyou 10y ago
I should have used quotes (") around market but I already used my quota of quotes today..
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by leaveyou 10y ago
I upvoted both of you but you seem to contradict each other.. now I start to question my clarity. I think capitalism became very good at optimizing for profit and it pushes aside faster than ever anything that stays in it's path (and n
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by leaveyou 10y ago
As I said below, what if the leadership of Saudi Arabia is seized by some hostile factions which attack the US & EU interests in the area ? What if these factions denounce the US - Saudi alliance and switch sides demanding help from the
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by leaveyou 10y ago
how about less ad hominem ?
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by leaveyou 10y ago
Maybe I'm naive, but I think there are contingency plans for (almost) everything. Imagine for example there is a coup in KSA and "the bad guys" end up in power and they do crazy things with "our fuel".
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by leaveyou 10y ago
Also, we should not be surprised if the rest of the documents will be declassified when, for various reasons, there will be an acute need of war with Saudi Arabia.
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by leaveyou 11y ago
Actually there is a causality there. I think he became performance obsessed AFTER he picked node, php and python because performance became a problem..
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by leaveyou 11y ago
Yeah, soon we will be like "God forbid if we run out of terrorists.." because peace could really ruin our economy.

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