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8y ago
Facebook is one of the biggest sites in the world. You could replace 'emotional support' with anything and it'd be full of those groups.
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8y ago
I'd say Horizon Zero Dawn, it kept me hooked wondering what 'zero dawn' was etc. The game itself isn't really intellectual but thinking about that scenario etc can be.
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8y ago
> .. has an atrociously poor response time to security issues - it took them two years to patch an insecure default configuration that would expose all of your data to anybody who asked, without authentication I think that points a littl
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'Human brain' supercomputer with 1M processors switched on for first time
(manchester.ac.uk)
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8y ago
The problem with all those themes are they're all basically identical to each other, just variations on a theme and there's nothing there that's actually functionally useful, as in could be used (by me) in an actual real-worl
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new_guy
8y ago
Click-baity title, but a worthwhile read
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LeVar Burton Has a Message for Nonreaders Like Donald Trump
(vice.com)
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8y ago
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8y ago
Good starting resource: https://www.hackthissite.org/
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8y ago
This is amazing free publicity for them. But what it really is is Torbas's exit. He'd never get acquired by SV so he's taking his donations and running. GAB basically deplatformed themselves, they waded into the shooter deba
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8y ago
Branding is easily the hardest part of a new project. Code is easy. Names are hard!
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Google’s smart city dream is turning into a privacy nightmare
(engadget.com)
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8y ago
From 2015
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8y ago
If it's your company why are you not getting paid? And why are you not in control? Maybe I'm reading this wrong but it sounds like there's either a lot more to this that you've not mentioned or you've some underlyin
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8y ago
When I buy groceries I put the use-by date into a little program I wrote, then I get an email reminder to stock up before they expire. And if I bought some in the meantime then it just overwrites the existing entry. I use that mostly for ti
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8y ago
Expecting basic competence isn't 'cheating'. They're planes. Fly them out of the way, it's not rocket science.
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Notes from a Behind the Scenes Look at Roche
(tmrwedition.com)
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8y ago
A verifiable third party check that the car is upto spec/will run and home delivery.
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ICANN’s internet DNS security upgrade apparently goes off without a glitch
(networkworld.com)
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8y ago
By the time they're trained up the robots will have taken their jobs too. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/feb/06/japan-robots-w... https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/arti
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8y ago
Google shutting down another service? I'm shocked. Shocked I say!
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Scientists Just Created Quantum Artificial Life for the First Time Ever
(sciencealert.com)
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500-Year-Old Scroll Reveals King Henry VII's Support of Travelers to New World
(livescience.com)
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Former Apple engineer fights iPhone giant for patent credit and denied cash
(theregister.co.uk)
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8y ago
Alexa never even hears me when I shout at it, nevermind whispering!
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8y ago
>I've been using DDG for years now, and the results are exactly as good as Google. That's mostly because DDG use Googles API, they don't actually search anything themselves.
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8y ago
For what it's worth I'd say forget learning any framework, learn the language first. That's where so many people go wrong. Just forget frameworks, they make things a LOT easier but they really don't help you learn the fu
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The 'Carlton Dance' in Pure CSS
(codepen.io)
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8y ago
Honestly, I can't imagine I would have done the same. They were true heroes.
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Guernsey resident halts roadworks with ancient plea
(theguardian.com)
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8y ago
Fine here us-east-1
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