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511.
by pulse7 6y ago
"The tactics drew widespread attention starting in 2013, when Snowden leaked documents referencing these practices." So this is what Snowden has done: he "drew widespread attention to these tactics". Before Snowden they
512.
by pulse7 6y ago
Find an experienced doctor and you won't need any sedative or any anesthesias.
513.
by pulse7 6y ago
Intel's NAND SSD is not "core part of the business". Core parts are CPUs...
514.
by pulse7 6y ago
Any narcotic drug can change your politics/religious/moral views while in use. Of course it also depends on the quantity taken. Most narcotic drugs will also leave permanent changes in your body. So YES: a "pill" can cha
515.
by pulse7 6y ago
Ask HN: Who of the readers here believe this is a true E2E encryption - so that even government can not see the content?
516.
by pulse7 6y ago
The best ThinkPads - which are used in many corporations - use Intel's vPro technology. Intel is offering those corporations to "remotely wipe the hard disk - even if laptop is turned off and not connected to the internet - in cas
517.
by pulse7 6y ago
"...if you're really that paranoid?" No, you can not call me a paranoid anymore. Before Snowden you could call me like that. But today, it is not secret anymore...
518.
by pulse7 6y ago
Please share the benchmarks...
519.
by pulse7 6y ago
5960X was also an Intel processor in 2014 (Intel Core i7-5960X @ 3.00GHz).
520.
by pulse7 6y ago
Just buy a smart TV and make it dumb by not connecting it to the internet.
521.
by pulse7 6y ago
"because it's not a standard language" Every language was a "non-standard language" at it's beginning... Including C, C++ and Lisp...
522.
by pulse7 6y ago
He writes "97% profit margins". How is that possible if AppStore takes 30%? EDIT: This seems to be outside AppStore.
523.
by pulse7 6y ago
Just like Oracle copied IBM's SQL in the late 70's...
524.
by pulse7 6y ago
It is faster to write an app with GC than to fight the borrow checker. For OS kernel development Rust may be worth the fight, but for userland a language with GC is better in most cases (much easier to learn, use and maintain for relatively
525.
by pulse7 6y ago
Exactly this! Journalist should report "from all perspectives". But today rarely we see this - just look CNN and Fox News - only a single perspective is reported on both sides! "It's lying by omission."
526.
by pulse7 6y ago
It is an issue for all platforms - I just mentioned Windows, because I work on Windows. And the issue is: Why do I need a C++ compiler if I would like to develop in Java?
527.
by pulse7 6y ago
You need xcode on OS/X and gcc on Linux. See here: https://www.graalvm.org/reference-manual/native-image/#prere...
528.
by pulse7 6y ago
They still need some more time with GraalVM. Currently you need Microsoft's C++ Compiler in order to use GraalVM on Windows. They will need time to polish these things... But GraalVM performance is already on par with HotSpot - with be
529.
by pulse7 6y ago
Your "objective" view is very subjective... A comment from above (yagodragon): "I think that Java is seriously being downplayed by HN crowd."
530.
by pulse7 6y ago
Many voted Trump not because he is ideal but because he is a republican (on paper at least) or because he seemed to be somehow better than Hillary. And it will happen again. Here on HN many are upvoting not because of party affiliation (man
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by pulse7 6y ago
"For some reason..." ...the reason is that today "it mostly evolved into sexual orientation" like another commenter said.
532.
by pulse7 6y ago
"The single files (or substantial portions of them) are not what's being distributed in this case." If the single files are not being distributed how do we know then, then header has been changed on single files? On the other
533.
by pulse7 6y ago
Does a single notice in the lib/zen/std/LICENSE file satisfy the requirement "shall be included in all copies or substantial portions". If many (source) files are copied and if each file contains the copyright notic
534.
by pulse7 6y ago
Linus has a Threadripper now - so it will be stabilized. :-)
535.
by pulse7 6y ago
Google doesn't reveal their search methodology and everybody is using it and taking it seriously...
536.
by pulse7 6y ago
It is this, so called "end to end encryption" which is actually not "end to end", but "end to end plus NSA", but they are not allowed to say "plus NSA" so they say only "end to end" - withou
537.
by pulse7 6y ago
Trials are secret because they don't want to reveal further secrets. On the other hand you hear people saying: "If you are doing everything right, you have nothing to hide."
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by pulse7 6y ago
They passed the law in 2002 where they allowed themselves to attack the Netherlands if a US citizen was brought to the ICC. This is already "fearful enough". Now they passed the law to sanction the individuals working at ICC. I am
539.
by pulse7 6y ago
It's not a huge difference. Without this "sanctions on individuals" they already have the law where they could "attack Netherlands, save all US citizens there and along the way kill everybody who will resist them in such
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by pulse7 6y ago
In UK: "How to send an 'E mail'" (1984): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szdbKz5CyhA

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