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panpanna
6y ago
First of all, I don't understand why Microsoft is doing this. They are making more from online services than they ever made from selling windows licences so it's not like they need the few cents advertising generates. Probably the
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6y ago
That was very unexpected! Note 3 was released in 2013, so Samsung is pushing security patches 7 years after introduction. That's better than any other company, including Apple!!
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6y ago
X2nn series are definitely not "thin". Also, as a former die-hard x201 user I actually like the new keyboard. Agree on the memory thought
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6y ago
SVE-2020-16747: Memory corruption in Quram library with decoding qmg Severity: Critical Affected versions: O(8.X), P(9.0), Q(10.0) Reported on: January 28, 2020 Disclosure status: Privately disclosed. A possible memory overwrite vulnerabili
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6y ago
This probably explains why the monthly security patches arrived a bit early on Samsung deviced this month. Edit: last time something this bad happened, Samsung surprised everyone by updating really old note devices. Let's see if they c
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7y ago
This is HN. Give it a few days and someone will build a service doing just that.
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7y ago
Guess what? A factory owner and a doctor disagree on how bad things are. Elons track record speaks for itself: https://mobile.twitter.com/elonmusk/status/12407546572631449... Edit: one more https://mobi
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7y ago
Here was a Nokia product and back when they were in charge it was actually significantly better than Google maps. It did not have all the bells and whistles but what it did it did really good. It was simply a well-thought product unlike Goo
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7y ago
The situation is probably very different in US but in EU Huawei managed to get most of the must to have apps (banks, government services) into their store. I don't particularly like Huawei as a company but their hardware looks really n
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7y ago
Or just disable it in bios?
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7y ago
What are the difficulties in making this into a worm and infecting billions of iOS devices? It seems we have had a few 0-day iOS vulnerabilities lately but so far no one has cared enough to build something really malicious. I understand App
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7y ago
But how many fall into the second category? 5% of all users?
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7y ago
What alternatives to patron exists today? What happened to those French guys patron alternative for open source projects? Libre-something was is name...
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7y ago
Git is so simple that you don't need a gui for the normal day-to-day stuff. And if you are fighting with the complex stuff, you are probably doing it wrong. Then no GUI in the world can help you.
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7y ago
Some of you bringing up ethical and moral issues. But let me raise a totally different issue: what if I am a 100% keyboard person or use a phone with voice commands? Will most my purchases be marked as possibly fraudulent? Will my Amazon p
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7y ago
> There's no evidence lawmakers have any better insight into what's going on than anyone else, and quite a bit of evidence they may have worse insight I got some news for you: these protests seem to be indirectly financed by po
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7y ago
The only country that is counting deads at people's homes and care facilities is Sweden and they have significantly higher fatality numbers than anyone else. They also just started looking at increase in general deaths to see if any ar
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7y ago
But what if people died _because_ of the drugs?? https://www.nicematin.com/sante/coronavirus-nous-avons-deja-...
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7y ago
> This "dangerous" drug has been used in medicine for 60 years Note that the doses required here are MUCH higher (one European hospital tried 1000mg doses) which is toxic. It can result in blindness, heart failure and other iss
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7y ago
> giving closing braces their own lines Oh for the love of God, please don't! That would make things even more unreadable. Also, the closing braces are often accompanied by error handling and cleaning up code. You might like the gol
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7y ago
I was more hopping for something like "we use DFT instead of FFT because reasons" No need to publish a scientific report.
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7y ago
Sure, but that's at best anecdotal. At worst, the patient would have recovered anyway and the drug only made it harder. The official reports will be available in 2 weeks.
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7y ago
Both drugs are under trial but we have seen some leaks on HN already. Even without that, an unbiased person would at the very least be equally sceptical to both.
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7y ago
Why does this have to be political? One drug has turned out to be mostly ineffective and in some cases dangerous, people have died. Another one seems to work okay-ish in a huge coordinated experiment. I don't see where politics come in
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7y ago
The part titled "the science bit" on their homepage is completely unscientific. Am I looking bat the wrong place? Can someone explain the math used here?
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7y ago
Recent Sony phones (1-2 years old) come with an app that does this with _really good_ results. AFAIK it only uses standard camera image + some AI magic. https://3d-creator.sonymobile.com/ Fun fact: the team behind sonys alg
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7y ago
> I'm wondering, why the news are not full of videos about what is happing in the hospitals Funny you mentioned that. The reason most EU citizens are okay with the lockdown is a video from Lombardi showing doctors removing an old ma
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7y ago
Most of them already know this, they are just trolling you - despite this being a matter of life and death. Please read the newspaper article about the crona-denying pastor who went to Florida, got infected and died. According to his son he
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7y ago
Spains problem could at least partially be attributed to really bad luck (e.g. a Champions League game against an Italian team)
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7y ago
It's sold out on the online store here.
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