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481.
by msh 4y ago
If a deal makes you the most valuable company in the world, how can that deal be overpriced?
482.
by msh 4y ago
You know a person have no clue about education when they suggest to use vim to teach people how to code.
483.
by msh 4y ago
I think as long as it was companies like nokia who liked to create smartphones that where primarily phones with texting first and computers a very distant second Symbian did not have a chance. I know that they made stuff like the 9x00 commu
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by msh 4y ago
Solar won't work in Norway in the winter. Wind is too intermittent. So you need an alternative. I don't know if burning stuff and capturing CO2 is a good alternative.
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by msh 4y ago
The ulephone power armor series sounds just like the phone for you.
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by msh 4y ago
Also how big is the risk of theft? Its not like a normal IT security problem where attackers can be anywhere on earth. I dont know the numbers for the US, but in my country it seems 0,9% of cars gets reported stolen a year, which includes s
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by msh 4y ago
Proximity unlock makes a huge difference when you have a kid on one arm and groceries on the other. You might still be able to operate the doorhandle without putting stuff down but not fiddle around in your pockets. Also teslas dont force p
488.
by msh 4y ago
>Yes but it's not just about military size, it's about cooperation. There's no >point in having a military that's 30x the size of another one if they don't >really cooperate with you. Well if it prevents th
489.
by msh 4y ago
Most people think so. Audio nerds don't.
490.
by msh 4y ago
Also that people don't smoke around infants anymore in any large numbers.
491.
by msh 4y ago
Did you actually read the article? What was the judgement in the quote?
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by msh 4y ago
The whole quote makes your clip sound different: Some of the most advanced programming, as Clive Thompson notes in his 2019 book Coders, was pushed forward by long-haired weirdos who hung around university labs after hours, hackers who cons
493.
by msh 4y ago
If you don't want any kind of medical technology it will most likely be a rather short future...
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by msh 4y ago
Is it not just because 2g have traditionally been rolled out on lower bands?
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by msh 4y ago
A few things off the top of my head: - Free university education, with a stipend payed to study (so no student loans, no need to save for the kids college fund). - Social security net so you have to save less for that kind of thing. - unemp
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by msh 4y ago
But then you also have to consider what services are included in the tax that the lower tax rate might have to pay out of pocket.
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by msh 4y ago
No, 5G have lots of range. Its no worse than 4G, it just depends on the frequencies that the carrier have rolled it out on. If its rolled out on 26ghz its bad in range. Sub 6 GHZ 5G rollout is as good or better than 4G on the same frequenci
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by msh 4y ago
Few things scares me away as fast from a shop as an obviously machine translated web page. I have no issue buying from a English webpage, but a webpage machine translated to danish makes me doubt the competence of the page and if its even p
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by msh 4y ago
I guess that the analogy works better (in favor of VR) if it is compared to where cellphones was in the 80'ties and not the iphone. But I agree I don't think it's 5 years out, it's minimum a decade or two.
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by msh 4y ago
No, micro is relative to mini. Steam is how it does what it does.
501.
by msh 4y ago
But unless you are a major tech power getting a trusted hardened device that is more secure than a locked down iphone is hard.
502.
by msh 4y ago
Well given that mini computers don't exist anymore and mainframes barely it don't think microcomputer makes sense.
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by msh 4y ago
Why are specific protocol support needed to be a general purpose computer and not a toy/specialized tool? Nothing prevents people from writing programs to support this on the Mac, so it's a general purpose computer. Its like sayin
504.
by msh 5y ago
> Arguably network operators have the ultimate authority on what should and shouldn't happen over their networks on their equipment. I think the point here is you write on their equipment. I was talking about cases where the network
505.
by msh 5y ago
But it would keep resetting to the algo Timeline until recently.
506.
by msh 5y ago
Well if you want to block everything that can't be inspected you will block a lot of common functionality. The question about if it's in the network owners purview to inspect depends on the network and traffic. It could also be il
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by msh 5y ago
If you don't control the endpoints you don't control the network.
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by msh 5y ago
I don't think that is the purpose of net neutrality. Net neutrality is needed when there is not good competition. If there is only one or two ISP its important that they can't mess with the basic service.
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by msh 5y ago
Any phone, even a dumb phone have an attack surface. It's probably worse than a high end smartphone as they are cheap phones without much focus on code security.
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by msh 5y ago
Migrate the data to a new host having the new version.

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