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8y ago
That's a nice ideal, but in practice, isn't the NSA tracking cell phones and digital chatter? I'm pretty sure if you mention "dhijad", "Bomb", and "US president" with one of your buddy, you'
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There's really no reason why most people in Texas commute with a truck, unless you are in construction/renovation. If you follow the logic "go for the more utilitarian vehicle", then why not then commute with a semi trai
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8y ago
Do they sell the full-size trucks in Australia or China (like F-150 instead of Ford Ranger, Toyota Tundra instead of Tacoma/Hilux)
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8y ago
Write that you do not trust Bloomberg on twitter/facebook/linkedin. If you have a blog, write about it. I am going to. Also read NYTimes or another news source instead of Bloomberg.
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8y ago
Godaddy got a domain I searched and did not buy, and generally the user experience is like doing business with a scammer and penny pincher. On the other hand, they found a buyer for one of my domains for $5000. Kinda of a wash.
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All I want for Christmas is a small phone
(studiozenkai.com)
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Many are lost in technicalities here, if Canada has the right to arrest a businesswoman, if the US can stop a foreign company to do business with another country. Who cares? I'm partial to Iran because a multi-lateral treaty was signed
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> Regean had sovereign immunity, so he could not be personally tried. Sounds fair. Arrest businessmen because it's practical, don't arrest Regean because it won't look good
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Really. How valid is that? If an American tourist uses 20USD to pay for a meal in Montreal or Toronto (which happens a lot), what's the logic that this falls under US jurisdiction. If it's true, I'd avoid USD like plague
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Looking again at Microsoft
(studiozenkai.com)
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Tesla should be rename Autopilot to Auto-cruise Lane guidance. However this would have ended more dramatically if the driver had a car from another brand (except a Waymo, in which case he wouldn't be at the driver's seat)
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Also. You get a big truck/SUV for the same reason people prefer a big TV or a large suburban home than a 2 bedroom condo. Bigger is better, at least in the U.S.
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> It takes a large amount of number crunching to determine that an old small Japanese car has the cheapest TCO. How so? It's trivial to get the average maintenance costs of a car based on model and year. It doesn't take an exce
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8y ago
I would love to see a page demonstrating specific vulnerabilities or data theft by Huawei. So far, in comments, it's always "oh they must be doing it", "Oh I've heard about them doing X and Y" or other similar
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Between 2015 and April 2018, it was in the preface. In April 2018, it was moved from the preface/beginning to the last end of code of conduct. If it was really important to the company, there's no reason to push it towards the bot
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Google's motto used to be "Don't be evil", until Oct 2015. They were generally doing the good things. I'm not sure Google has any values right now, unless somebody corrects me.
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Same way the US managed to open military bases in countries economically important for them (Germany, UK, Bahrain, Japan, South Korea, Saudi Arabia). Guantanamo was opened to protect the investments in the Cuban economy back then
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I don't get this. What is the merchant advance product that Square and Strip have to compete against this?
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8y ago
It's a shame - he was a celebrity in Japan, turned around Nissan and Renault's fortunes, and could have retired as a living legend. Now even if this turns out to be false, his reputation will be in ruin. Why would you do tax evas
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The aircraft was serviced just the night before. Somehow, that failed. If the company knew about this issue, I doubt they would have authorized putting the aircraft in service.
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For a 9/11 situation, I would ask that the case should be reviewed by a judge who'd mandate an injunction (or similar) to deliver source code. In a national security situation, I'm sure the judge will work quickly, and you wi
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Would be great to see a benchmark vs a database in a regular DigitalOcean droplet, or information about hardware. This information would be useful for projects requiring high performance per sec.
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There's nothing to be proud of and writing a blog post about it. Your users used the software to protect them, or even paid for it. Now this "Dave" can crack files generated by this shareware. Maybe "Dave" had a gen
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> And we know it happens because 'we' do it as well. What's the logic in this? This is like saying Saudis must be Christians because we are Christians as well
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Saudi is powerful because of the reliance on fossil fuel. Any way to decrease dependancy on fossil fuels, both from governments and from individual citizens, will prevent situations like this.
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Don't be quick on generalization. China is not a democracy but they don't kidnap and murder people in foreign soil, and they don't bomb other countries. They don't also fund and promote extreme religion exportation, like
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I wouldn't be surprised if this was some sort of PR campaign similar to Iraq's WMDs. It does make sense that Iraq still has weapons of mass destruction and could use them against civil populations; likewise, it does make sense tha
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At this point, it seems like Apple and Amazon have hard facts and Bloomberg has more tales of "he said"/"she said" and didn't cross check. The journalists halved Supermicro stock value, they have a responsibili
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There are 2 reasons to buy a Tesla - electric power, and self-driving capability. If I don't get full self-driving, I can get a Jaguar, a Hyundai or a Nissan Leaf. These are cheaper or have more options and better return for your dolla
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8y ago
Damn - really looking to buy one... only if the price was actually $35k - not $60k
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