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481.
by pulse7 6y ago
Imagine people eating steaks grown from human cells and then getting appetite for a real thing... :-)
482.
by pulse7 6y ago
In my country a company can legally donate if: a) organization is on a list of approved non-profit organizations or b) you sign a contract with organization where the purpose of donations is clearly defined. Usually authors of open-source p
483.
by pulse7 6y ago
"(a) making it easy to fund projects" I don't know how it is in the US, but in EU you need a regular invoice for a business expense. So if a company wants to support an open-source project today, they need an invoice from the
484.
by pulse7 6y ago
Apple also has a nice statistics of >>all used apps on Macs<< since 2017 - every app start is reported back to apple. One could see from such stat what is being used more, what is being used less and then make business decisions
485.
by pulse7 6y ago
He is getting downvoted by the folks who either 1) know this is true or 2) who will deny this is true even if it is true. And I will burn a bit of my karma for this comment too... :-)
486.
by pulse7 6y ago
And there is another strong factor: stock holders want to maximize the profits. Apple has learnt how to earn from AppStore. So the natural way would be to try to earn the same money on OS/X with Mac AppStore...
487.
by pulse7 6y ago
Currently isn't... but Apple is moving toward AppStore on OS/X...
488.
by pulse7 6y ago
Maybe the author doesn't want to "steal" the 30% of the Apple's future Mac AppStore revenue...
489.
by pulse7 6y ago
I think this would be the best solution: to add it to the milk products during the winter! Most people would get it, there would be (almost) no public discussion about it and the immune systems would be strengthened. People not buying milk
490.
by pulse7 6y ago
I am curious to know why countries didn't buy large quantities of vitamin D and distribute them to all people? Wouldn't that be cheaper and more effective than complete lockdowns, full hospitals, etc.?
491.
by pulse7 6y ago
"we know not to do the thing that makes them explode" This is not the core problem. The core problem is that explosion can still happen - even if we "know not to do the thing that makes them explode". It can happen becau
492.
by pulse7 6y ago
It was stability and speed! It uses very little CPU for everything!
493.
by pulse7 6y ago
Site not accessible: "502 ERROR The request could not be satisfied. CloudFront wasn't able to connect to the origin. We can't connect to the server for this app or website at this time. There might be too much traffic or a co
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AMD Ryzen 9 5950X and 5900X Review: Zen 3 Breaks the 5 GHz Barrier(tomshardware.com)
3 points by pulse7 6y ago|0 comments
495.
by pulse7 6y ago
He was "in tech for about a decade". During this decade he most probably had tech coworkers who are maybe on HN. But we don't "recognize his face" here on HN... we don't know him...
496.
by pulse7 6y ago
They are just (a bit too much) excited...
497.
by pulse7 6y ago
On the 3. page of the scanned notebook [1] he mentions Java. [1] https://www.colliersheriff.org/Home/ShowDocument?id=94010
498.
by pulse7 6y ago
He had foot and $3500 in the tent...
499.
by pulse7 6y ago
And he mentions... Java... I hope he will not be downvoted on HN because of this...
500.
by pulse7 6y ago
FIFO is much more ethical in this case, than to substantially raise the prices and then wait for those with a lot of money and reject the people who can not afford it...
501.
by pulse7 6y ago
Such behavior is wrong on the west, east, north and south. USA and many other countries have laws which regulate prices.
502.
by pulse7 6y ago
It is wrong to substantially rise the price of the health-related product if you suddenly see there is a big need for it. It is non-ethical and totally wrong!
503.
by pulse7 6y ago
The 11" pinebook has only 2 GB RAM and 1.2GHz CPU... and a MUCH smaller community...
504.
by pulse7 6y ago
OK, but in this case you can still "resell your copy of Windows binary code" - which you didn't use... And this is not permitted in the USA, while it is permitted in Germany...
505.
by pulse7 6y ago
Can this be used to measure time?
506.
by pulse7 6y ago
This may be true in US, but in Germany it is not... and this was decided by Germany's supreme court...
507.
by pulse7 6y ago
You buy a copy of Windows binary code. In Germany you can even resell your copy of Windows binary code - for example when selling your old computer to somebody else.
508.
by pulse7 6y ago
Maybe they "need" many such "holes" (which are treated as "bugs") just to make sure that if they disable some of those "holes" (because hackers/public found it out) whey still have others ready f
509.
by pulse7 6y ago
When Russian hackers discovered and started using Intel ME backdoor Intel immediately published (already prepared?) instructions on how to disable it...
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by pulse7 6y ago
In other words: NSA paved the way for foreign hackers and criminals...

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