muro

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by muro 8y ago
Why do you need a PC at all? A TV can play movies directly from a NAS.
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by muro 8y ago
One thing that is rarely mentioned is that fuzzying finds crashes, but not wrong code - you still need an oracle (something that tells you whether the output is correct) and those can be very hard to write. An useful tool, sure, but not a s
573.
by muro 8y ago
I understand your point and you are right. There is a difference between theory and practice - in practice, it is Chrome.
574.
by muro 8y ago
Chrome is the webview for all apps, might be tricky to remove.
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by muro 8y ago
Just tried to do that - no way to upgrade a Swiss flight, only way was DM on twitter. That was unexpected
576.
by muro 8y ago
Had small issues with X1 over the years - e.g. a key fell out (fixed next day by replacing the machine), but otherwise an excellent machine. The trackpad is bad (on Linux) and I didn't find a fix. I like touch to click (without pressin
577.
by muro 8y ago
Look at what Monsanto did with bribes to scientists to say GMO is ok
578.
by muro 8y ago
Obama started drone strikes.
579.
by muro 8y ago
If the cost is 1T, it's 0.05%.
580.
by muro 8y ago
It depends. As soon as something happens to the screen, they charge ridiculous money for repair. Went through that with an iPad pro. 3rd party repair with (a different) screen was a small fraction of the cost
581.
by muro 8y ago
M2 SSD is available on Haswell (Xeons at least) via a PCIe Board. Thats more than 4 years old.
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by muro 8y ago
They also have beacons (probably NFC) in stores that you can scan and pay with the phone.
583.
by muro 8y ago
This is called "Twint" in Switzerland. When paying online, scan a QR code, done. You can also send cash to people with name + phone number. It's great.
584.
by muro 8y ago
The Sony rx100 (MK4) is small, easy to always carry wth me. I'm not impressed by the quality - all washed out, often dark. I can usually fix it with Lightroom, but it's too much work. I like my 10+yo photos made with a Canon g4 or
585.
by muro 8y ago
panoramio? http://www.panoramio.com/
586.
by muro 8y ago
Never seen that. Maps regularly asks to review and share photos of some place, but never automatically. For now, I'll go with fake news.
587.
by muro 8y ago
Footnotes work in Google docs
588.
by muro 8y ago
You can't do 2 on a cheap windows laptop. 1, 3, 4 (except no installing), 5 (with a good connection) you can do on a Chromebook too. 6 only few people do.
589.
by muro 8y ago
You could bury it underground / in a swamp.
590.
by muro 8y ago
They do to the person reading/responding.
591.
by muro 8y ago
EC told Google that income from PlayStore should be enough for them to make money on Android. Edit: EC == European Commission
592.
by muro 8y ago
Don't like their notebooks, but workstations are excellent. Had z420, 620, 3x 440, all no issues. The active cooling on RAM is a bit weird though :)
593.
by muro 8y ago
can't clear browser history - lol, what? plenty companies with sane work environments are hiring :)
594.
by muro 8y ago
There is still the implementation, debugging and testing/validation cost.
595.
by muro 8y ago
I tried different things to make it work, it was never worth it. Just get a desktop PC and login remotely, or use some cloud ML. Sanity restored.
596.
by muro 8y ago
Terminal can be configured either way.
597.
by muro 8y ago
Only Chrome, Play Store and Search app.
598.
by muro 8y ago
People making the decision had no cost to themselves if they were wrong.
599.
by muro 8y ago
Not if they only get the money after the return period is over.
600.
by muro 8y ago
I think that (know too much about Roman Empire) applies to me :). For Europe, it was the main "event" that defined the culture, religion and scholarship of the entire continent for 2000 years. Law, medicine and biology still use l

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