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6y ago
Using the opportunity to pressure TW to expand into more markets. Why only focus on the EEA countries? Come on, expand onto whole Europe/world, if Payoneer/Skrill can do it, you can too. Edit: make debit cards available anywhere.
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Early uses of X-rays included treatments for tonsils, asthma
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YouTube reportedly working on TikTok competitor called Shorts
(theverge.com)
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7y ago
Find yourself a quiet corner at home, invest in quality chair, desk and monitors. Keep windows open most of time, fresh air helps to stay concentrated. Block news sites, YT (/etc/hosts) or whatever you use to spend time on a compu
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AMD's 4Q/FY19: Revenue Up 50% from 4Q18, Debt Halved
(anandtech.com)
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10 Years Ago Today: Apple Unveils the iPad
(forbes.com)
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Tesla overtakes Volkswagen as value hits $100bn
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Stećak
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7y ago
Let's be honest, Cybertruck (CYBERTRK) is one hell of a name, compared for example to Model T or Model B.
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7y ago
Sadly, that's not the case. Car companies are just trying to catch up with whatever seems to sell at the moment. And if there's a new model, it is usually related to a some "successful model" from the past or an existing
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7y ago
I find it awesome. Kudos to Tesla for willingness to experiment with form and functionality. The car industry nowadays is all too predictable and boring. Great job Elon.
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Another convincing deepfake app goes viral prompting immediate privacy backlash
(theverge.com)
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San Francisco homeless population rises amid tech IPO boom
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The fundamental problem with Silicon Valley’s favorite growth strategy
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8y ago
Signed in accounts are not affected. However, if you sign out and attempt to sign in again, you'll get 404.
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Gmail Services Global Outage
(outage.report)
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8y ago
Finally, I've been avoiding AMD processors for the better half of the decade for exactly this reason. No reason anymore to continue so, especially in lieu of the recent security issues that have mostly affected Intel CPUs. Great work h
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8y ago
Good luck with the new site.
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How Red Hat has come to dominate Kubernetes
(infoworld.com)
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Intel’s First (Modern) Discrete GPU Set for 2020
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8y ago
Thanks, I learned so much from this.
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8y ago
Here's what I get when I try to visit the LA Times: > Unfortunately, our website is currently unavailable in most European countries. We are engaged on the issue and committed to looking at options that support our full range of dig
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9y ago
What about Broadwell-E chips?
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Israeli F-16 shot down over Syria
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Nvidia aims for level 5 vehicle autonomy with Pegasus
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JPMorgan's Dimon says Bitcoin is a fraud that will eventually blow up
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China and California sign deal to work on climate change without Trump
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9y ago
Same here. uBlock does the trick.
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Apple's iPhone sales in surprise drop
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9y ago
I agree with you and I'm not dismissing. Each stack has its own share of problems and intricacies, but some are more complicated (.NET, JVM languages). Speaking from my own experience, building Java/.NET inter-operable web service
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