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meepmorp
3y ago
I'd think most potential upgrades to the next iPhone would be current iPhone users. If anything, I think the switch to USB-C would be a deterrent to people who are sensitive to cord changes. I don't understand the need to have a s
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3y ago
Do you work for Intel? I don't mind if you do, and providing a link to the GitHub repos and docs already makes you 10x more useful than the marketing folks at Intel, but I (and others, I think) appreciate it if affiliated people acknow
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meepmorp
3y ago
Thanks!
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meepmorp
3y ago
Getting Duo pushes to my watch makes the whole MFA experience at work much less of a hassle.
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meepmorp
3y ago
IMO, outside of the tech world, nobody really cares about USB-C - or at least - not enough to drive upgrades. It's just what one end of the power cord looks like.
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meepmorp
3y ago
I wonder what fraction of a real Cray-1’s computing power is in that thing.
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3y ago
The anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing.
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3y ago
No, they're different compounds. Permethrin is an insecticide, picaridin also know as icaridin, is an unrelated compound that's just a repellent. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Icaridin
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meepmorp
3y ago
There are non-superconducting materials that exhibit diamagnetism, too.
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meepmorp
3y ago
> without paying API fees or relying on an unstable dependency that's constantly being tweaked. and without handing a whole bunch of data to a 3rd party and hope they're securing it properly
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meepmorp
3y ago
And here I am handing them out for free, like a sucker.
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meepmorp
3y ago
I'll have you know it's 100% organic, all-natural handmade bullshit.
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meepmorp
3y ago
> I really do not understand what that means. Leveraging synergies to provide value to key stakeholders, through community engagement and partnerships with industry thought leaders.
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meepmorp
3y ago
What if threads literally became the new twitter
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meepmorp
3y ago
Seriously, the zoo of text encodings that reigned before widespread Unicode uptake was a pain the ass once you had data that went beyond 7 bits, especially for non-Roman scripts.
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meepmorp
3y ago
That's kind of a stretch.
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meepmorp
3y ago
One meaning of the word simple is naive and/or unintelligent, so depending on your attitude, simple might be a perfectly good word to use here.
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meepmorp
3y ago
How are Safari users part of the Chromium monoculture problem?
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meepmorp
3y ago
Yeah, that's more about emotional validation for the UFO believers than anything about actual facts.
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meepmorp
3y ago
those aren't mutually exclusive explanations
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meepmorp
3y ago
So, did they just take it from the guy who had that handle before?
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meepmorp
3y ago
It's not "just a name change." There's also a logo.
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meepmorp
3y ago
Normal people interact with the “corporate web,” because they feel compelled to do things like banking, buying stuff, etc.
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meepmorp
3y ago
It's getting to be parody at this point. Also, he's apparently offering steep discounts to get advertisers back, which is definitely enough to get them to look past the thoroughgoing instability of the company and its owner.
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meepmorp
3y ago
I remember seeing VMware for the first time and thinking that the PC world had finally entered the 1970s.
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3y ago
Don’t Intel and AMD have cross licensing agreements for instruction set extensions?
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3y ago
That doesn't make any difference. There will be websites that will only allow people using approved browsers to access them. Instead of whatever you expect, you'll get a link to download Chrome (or whatever), and possibly install
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3y ago
I'm pretty sure that was a joke.
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meepmorp
3y ago
He had a choice, just not by the time he realized he wanted to make a different one.
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meepmorp
3y ago
> Like Gil Amelio said[0] about Apple, I would now say about Twitter: Twitter is like a ship with a hole in the bottom, leaking water and Elon's job is to get the ship pointed in the right direction. The solution to getting Apple po
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