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by macns 8y ago
try re-reading this with "all" in bold
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by macns 8y ago
Ironically, a guy named Tim Berners-Lee at Cern had developed something he called WorldWideWeb on NeXT machines. I was trying to figure out what it was good for. It was kind of like Microsoft Word, except some sentences were blue and under
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by macns 8y ago
To my eyes Miki is reading someone else's opinions. Happens a lot lately. It looks like he is being used every time he steps up publicly regarding national matters. IMHO.
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by macns 8y ago
Putting personal sentiment aside (delete github account part) an article like this is needed to sum up and justify developer worries that are scattered through discussions here and other online communities.
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by macns 8y ago
If I'm reading this graph right, are we at "Return to \"normal\"" main stage of the bitcoin bubble? If yes, then bitcoin is about to go down to the "Despair" stage soon.
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by macns 9y ago
> one of the richest charities in the world with the billions of dollars of commission it earns from search from Google et al. Care to elaborate? Genuinely interested.
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by macns 9y ago
Page 37: "WHAT CAN I DO ABOUT IT?" Page 45: "WHERE'S THE INTEL ME FIRMWARE?" The Intel ME firmware is in the same flash chip of the BIOS/UEFI, in its own region. Page 46: "Reading and writing it with an
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by macns 9y ago
I don't remember random reboots or otherwise similar behavior. More importantly, I remember same upgrade problems since 2010 or so.
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by macns 9y ago
I don't get it. An old iPad 2 was running fine card games until we upgraded to IOS 9 a few weeks ago. Now it's almost unusable. Pretty sure we had the same battery before we upgrade, so why wasn't cpu throttled before we up
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by macns 9y ago
f) Try putting car in reverse with the engine off [as someone else already said]
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by macns 9y ago
http://cve.circl.lu/cve/CVE-2017-5712 Summary: Buffer overflow in Active Management Technology (AMT) in Intel Manageability Engine Firmware 8.x/9.x/10.x/11.0/11.5/11.6/11.7/11.10&#x2F
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by macns 9y ago
I'd like to see this kind of battery tech on a lowest-end, lowest-cost mass production car with a 2-3k mile range on a single overnight charge. For my usage in the city, this would mean I'd charge every other week. How far are we
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by macns 9y ago
SPA stands for Single Page Application: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-page_application
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by macns 9y ago
I was about to say something similar, his dev enviroment is perfectly fine with linux, why not try that as well? It's not a very steep learning curve for simple shell commands in everyday tasks. Debian-based distros like ubuntu or debi
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by macns 9y ago
> I think it's inconsistent at best to think the biggest enemy of science is religious fanatics. In fact, the biggest enemy of science these days is bad science. Lack of replicated results, for example. Good point on "enemies o
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by macns 9y ago
> Ultimately though until it can answer why the universe exists, not just how, it can't land a fatal blow. Well if it wasn't for Science, we wouldn't even know a universe exists.
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by macns 9y ago
> There is no 'war' between Science and Religion. I agree. But there seems to be a war on science by religious fanatics.
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A woman interviewed 100 convicted rapists in India. This is what she learned(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by macns 9y ago|0 comments
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by macns 9y ago
Aren't all that bells and whistles with Atom that people say boost productivity making the app feel slugish and actually slow the user down when waiting or destracting him with stuff he doesn't need? I'm probably repeating wh
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by macns 9y ago
Nobody is forcing the participants to stay, of course, but if they leave, they won’t be paid — their movements are being tracked with geolocation. You have to be there to get paid, and that is a good way for them to know you actually are.
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by macns 9y ago
> It looks much more secure to serve a good'ol HTTP site with no encryption at all. Not for long it won't: Eventually, we plan to label all HTTP pages as non-secure, and change the HTTP security indicator to the red triangle t
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by macns 9y ago
[..] I find these kinds of situations so confusing. Some people want these differences to be highlighted, while others like yourself want the complete opposite. I'm left believing that my only choice is to have no opinion. The post a
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by macns 9y ago
May I add that, according to Epictetus[1]: Some things are in our control and others not. Things in our control are opinion, pursuit, desire, aversion, and, in a word, whatever are our own actions. Things not in our control are body, prope
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by macns 9y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if the actual production db was never properly named and was left with an example name.
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by macns 10y ago
What? If 1953 looks ridiculous to you, the cruise missile on a passenger flight was in 1988!
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by macns 10y ago
I have used an argument like this and the answer I got(which left me dumbfounded) was like "Everyone believes in some sort of divine power or entity or whatever and the other religions just got their wrong." They're basicall
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by macns 10y ago
Honestly, why would you want that?
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by macns 10y ago
Where are you from? Not sure if that's just in Europe but there's an option[1] to permanently delete everything from fb, though I'm sure it wasn't available a few years ago. Now it is though and I'm guessing fb is o
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by macns 10y ago
Good point. I just discovered it doesn't allow you to go more than 120km, and at 100km/h the speed to range ratio is 4.5 whereas at +20km/h ratio drops to 2.9 on the 75 model, and to 3.76 on the P100D model. So, the 160km&#x2
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by macns 10y ago
Coming back to this today (2nd visit) it's a lot easier to find my category. I guess part of the reason I was confused at first is that I wasn't sure of what I was looking at! Good thinking on you for making it, nice work :) Cur

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