pcunite

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by pcunite 9y ago
1. Arrogance (only do what I say, don't think for yourself) 2. Fear (you're getting a lot of attention and praise, this somehow makes me look bad) 3. Short sightedness (that's a good idea, we can't use it here, now go
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by pcunite 9y ago
Why do mobile phones not provide the option, "if caller is not in contacts, send immediately to voice mail". Seems like a simple check box.
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by pcunite 9y ago
I am a 70 year old retiree and have 37 years of C programming That's awesome. Thank you for joining the community here. I have a lot of respect for our elders. New technology gets written about using old technology.
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by pcunite 9y ago
Big Brother's name is actually IoT.
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by pcunite 9y ago
More cores and NVMe ... now this should be a computing upgrade for me. I'm currently on an i5-3570K custom build from 2013. ECC is on my to get list as well. I'll miss the onboard video, however. But not a biggie. I would really
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by pcunite 9y ago
open a command prompt as "admin" (run as admin), and type: powercfg -h off this will give you your total ram amount back in extra disk space. You'll lose hibernation support.
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by pcunite 9y ago
Do any of the Ryzen or Threadripper skus have on-board graphics?
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by pcunite 9y ago
Why is nytimes constantly on the front page at HN? This is not the place for this.
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by pcunite 9y ago
What can we do about this? This is completely unacceptable! Note, I'm not referring to the source code, I could care less, I'm referring to removing this obvious breach of privacy that will be used by governments.
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by pcunite 9y ago
Every finisher suffered tremendously, yet he or she refused to quit. I'm touching these words on my monitor. I can feel the pain. Ugh ...
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by pcunite 9y ago
Here's to hoping that in 30 years were all wearing shoes actually designed for our feet!! Same here. I found Altra shoes on my journey towards foot and knee health.
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by pcunite 9y ago
This is a complex feeling you've shared, and one I understand. Some persons I've communicated with are angry at Microsoft's choices. The anguish they feel is acute. It is important to note that Microsoft has been around for a
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by pcunite 9y ago
Thank you for thinking about the user experience. Recently, I had to forcibly change an email address that I had in my possession for over ten years. The service was shutting down. It was incredibly annoying to change this value for some of
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by pcunite 9y ago
One of the most difficult things you'll do to explain success is say, " I just happened to be in the right place at the right time ". So, lacking that, reasons must be provided to explain all that work and risk that was tak
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by pcunite 9y ago
There is some ambiguity that concerns me. However, I think if you click through the videos shown, that they are making the case to make software behave better in different situations. For example, someone might be holding a baby and thus th
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by pcunite 9y ago
There is some really good stuff here. Keep politics out of this train of thought, Microsoft … and you'll go far to help the human experience. About 14 years ago, I created a software company that produces software that just feels righ
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by pcunite 9y ago
This, after being told over and over again in school how bad (I specifically remember marijuana being mentioned) drugs were for you.
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by pcunite 9y ago
I love the file hierarchy. Miss it on my iPhone.
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by pcunite 9y ago
Thanks for the link. The way women are portrayed on that page is very objectifying. It seems to be saying, "your sexuality is the most important thing to us"
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by pcunite 9y ago
I remember a commercial from the 80's for an emergency number described as "dial 800 then keep dialing 9".
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by pcunite 9y ago
realizing the promise of a world populated with tiny intelligent devices at every turn – embedded in our clothes, scattered around our homes and offices What an incredible responsibility we have to protect our families from the misuse of
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by pcunite 9y ago
When I was a kid, getting access to maps and globes was like a revelation. Now look at us, spinning something the size of the earth in web page. If you like looking at things from this orientation, give the celestiaproject.net a try.
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by pcunite 9y ago
Around the year 2000 or so I was on a contract to help a small phone company improve their internet infrastructure. I was shocked to learn how easy any technician could listen in on a call. Imagine a world in which everything is IoT.
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by pcunite 9y ago
Everything that is done is logged someway or somehow. Particles or something else to be discovered, will reveal traces of everything ever done. Luke 8:17
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by pcunite 9y ago
Check out Real-time Face Capture and Reenactment: https://youtu.be/ohmajJTcpNk
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by pcunite 9y ago
the most pressing argument for a military experiment was, "if we don't do it, the Russians will." And, indeed, the Russians did test atomic bombs and hydrogen bombs in space Competition has a way of getting out of hand, no?
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by pcunite 9y ago
Build things you need and that will help you to discover services other might need.
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by pcunite 9y ago
It will have distributed and virtual aspects.
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by pcunite 9y ago
I did not realize he legislated banks to make Affirmative Action (Subprime) loans as HUD Sectary during President Bill Clinton's administration. I did not realize he was the brother of CNN news anchor Chris Cuomo.
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by pcunite 9y ago
How far are we away from making tiny robots that can float along in the blood stream and wirelessly beam back DNA and virus patterns they've identified?

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