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Homogeneity, fiber extraction/removal, and adding of extra sugar/fat/salt. IE: something like pringles is made by powdering the Potatoes first. That powder is made by repeated heating and super cooling so that the potatoes e
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That's a lot of words to say "commercial vendors are seeking a magic bullet to lower the employee cost of offering Linux support packages", it's essentially like recipe spam seen on cooking sites.
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Seems like just a swear word is enough.
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Were Twitter's ads ever that valuable? I always figured that social media advertising was closer to trying to advertise to people who already put all their time into that social media(kinda close to an addict), meaning there's onl
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Yeah doubt companies will allow parking spots to get bigger, you're talking about coming companies coming up with thousands of square feet of space. And turning a likely loss leader of some sort into a bigger one.
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2015 strat of buying Unity, was a couple of years early for CEO types to recognize it as being big (IE: Unity is comfortable enough to turn down 20billion acquisition attempts in 2022).
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It's not ???, it's closer to an advertiser's dream: camera access to the room, eye tracking, mouth tracking, heart/blood pressure (anything that fits on a fitness watch), driver level access to the PC, and user forced to
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4y ago
The biggest fear you should have is windows 10 installers losing their capability to install win 10 when they call home. I've been on Manjaro (xfce image, which feels like XP with updated taskbar search) for about a year, even though i
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Match making games are actually designed to keep successful players and teams from winning too much. Essentially in something like Halo a competitive team will slowly empty out players in the queue over the course of the night, as their op
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When workers expect 50K a year per interview stage. Higher pay needs higher risk mitigation after all.
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Code only readable and maintainable by one person on your team is less than worthless: it is a trap that turns into techdebt (something that people will only be able to slowly work on), create more tech debt (team members will work around a
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4y ago
Oral exams are more scalable than you would expect, it's most of how military training and training verification works. Some of those fields are highly technical like Navy Nukes (IE: even unfavorable colleges will transfer 70 credits
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Nah geanolgy websites are very cooperative with law enforcement. Males are extremely trackable with their Y gene since it's guaranteed to pass from father to son, along with the suspect being white (the race with highest level of parti
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China and India have actually shed blood with each other on their boarders in the past couple of years. It's not surprising they're further ahead of other countries in banning things from China.
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Sounds like a bigger attack surface for malicious actors.
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This is closer to not being able to fill up a tank due to weather.
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4y ago
You already can with bookmarks/favorites. There's also the somewhat murdered RSS protocol.
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Why are you surprised? He wants employees in space and on Mars where he'll have even greater control (when employees start/leave employment, all information in/out of their station, the amount of mass employees will own, and
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4y ago
If you aren't setting all alerts off, you're setting yourself up for a failure of the next day several times a year. (Way too many pointless midnight or worse alerts going on).
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I was a nuke for the 'normal minimum' 6 years. It's a depressing place, as normal person will typically get out as soon as possible since they survived that trial by fire there are tons of 'shoe in' jobs around tha
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Why should a manager care as long as the employee's output is average or better?
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Protecting the image of the government by never back tracking. Malicious compliance of people implementing the programs. Ruining Chi's legacy. Normalization for a more authoritarian shift. Fear of losing a tool that prevents movement (
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That "paradox" Is flawed a "balanced" society will not be in a position where bad ideas stand unchallenged and remain reputable after being challenged. The tools of censorship are more dangerous existing (meaning they&#
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4y ago
Nah VR solves his browser problems. Sony Rootkit style access to the user's system, with VR drivers/launcher, Access to biometric data like eye/mouth tracking (users making their own), whatever you can fit on a fitness watc
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China is in a funny situation of this hitting right after government investment of several billion has disappeared (for their chip industry). And serval thousand microchip companies have closed shop already. Sure some countries could lever
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Australia's gun buy back could be considered a real political compromise, if you're willing to consider no one is happy with the results. IE total gun owners lowered from 6 percent something to half that. Number of guns per owne
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Facebook has problems with browsers. Sandboxed away, no file system access, and user having full control of their browser (ad blocking, noscript, and similar). With VR you're in full control of writing a driver (and if you go full Son
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Not really inflation happens where the cash flows. And very little of that cash flowed into normal markets. On the other hand you can point you can look at the stock market still increasing/staying level in COVID, to figure out where
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It was, it's very important to read to the last line of an article.
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No CEO looks forward to downward pressures on their stock prices. Even if Alibaba is prepping for such a withdrawal be declaring western shares something else. American Depositary Shares, and considering China's current issues with de
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