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nirv
9y ago
No longer[1]. [1] https://www.gatesnotes.com/Development/Omniprocessor-From-Po...
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"Conclusions: [...] Moderate coffee consumption was inversely significantly associated with CVD risk, with the lowest CVD risk at 3 to 5 cups/d, and heavy coffee consumption was not associated with elevated CVD risk." I am co
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9y ago
If you you're comfortable with custom ROM, LineageOS[1][2] is very stable and snappy on Nexus 5. [1] https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/hammerhead [2] https://download.lineageos.org/hammerhead
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9y ago
Also some highlights from the same source: "Theoretically, an ID-card can be used for person identification and digital signing - without having a card and not knowing PIN-codes. It is not enough to know public keys to crack the ID-car
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Roughly quoting from the FAQ featured today in local press[1]: Q: Is the white paper published? Can anyone use it for hacking the ID card? A: The scientific research will be published later this autumn at an international scientific confere
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9y ago
I got my P4317Q in Aug 2016, it was that early faulty A00 revision with PWM (flicker) issue. I took a flickering video on the phone camera with lowered exposure and filed a warranty ticket. Local (EU) Dell service center picked up the displ
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10y ago
Consider Dell's P4317Q[1] for ~$1000, which is a 4K 43-inch display with multiple inputs (you can split screen across 2/4 devices simultaneously, if you need). I couldn't be happier, well, except for 120Hz. [1] http:/&#
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Envisioning Cryptonomy: technologies affecting the future of finance
(envisioning.io)
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10y ago
Welp, apparently all managers have something in common…
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10y ago
Happy to see Python-3.x taking over old Python.
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Reported by user about 600k+ req/s (pipelined) via "wrk" benchmark [1]. [1] https://github.com/squeaky-pl/japronto/issues/3
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Japronto micro-framework: Million requests per second with Python
(medium.com)
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A friend of mine was recently recruited by company implementing SAP/ABAP technology stack for their clients. He has been interviewed mostly solving problems via Java and SQL.
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Python 2.7/3.6 implementation of the Language Server Protocol
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10y ago
I believe issue is on your side, since playback is fine with my browser.
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10y ago
Out of curiosity I've just dropped ~450MB FLAC file in a new Firefox tab, and I must say I experience great stoner rock with no issues whatsoever.
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10y ago
I may be wrong, but it wasn't there several hours ago (also at the same time I couldn't find a repo link on the About page either). Currently I still find it not visible enough.
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10y ago
You can file Issue/PR here: https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxreboot.github.io
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10y ago
Hey, amazing project! Surfed over Eastern world radio stations for about an hour. Didn't found any convenient way to report bug, but currently Georgia (country, not state) is shown as "Tbilisi, United States".