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541.
by pulse7 6y ago
So they wanted to make a "backwards compatible airplane" with new engines so that pilots could use the existing certificates...
542.
by pulse7 6y ago
People's personal experience is not an anecdote...
543.
by pulse7 6y ago
This has been told by the people who relocated, because they were not willing to risk their children. Another example: if you start your business there, someone from "the family" will come after a while and tell you: "You nee
544.
by pulse7 6y ago
Most of those 1-Euro houses are in Sicily, Italy. This is connected to the fact, that "la famiglia" ("the family", mafia) is controlling everything in society. They will even give you presents worth more than 1 Euro, bec
545.
by pulse7 6y ago
It's a kind of COVID-19 dress/cover, but with prolonged nose... maybe for better breathing...
546.
by pulse7 6y ago
Google Open Letter is too high-level. After reading it you can't claim/prove much based on it. There are no details. Just high-level: "search is at risk", "data may be at risk", etc. For me, this is just a bone
547.
by pulse7 6y ago
Parent's comment may soon be flagged by N such payed individuals and it will automagically disappear from this discussion...
548.
by pulse7 6y ago
"...will also disrupt operations level communication between KGB, police and presidential security units..." Unless they have dedicated, completely separate communication lines for the security, army and the president...
549.
Vega Reloaded: AMD Ryzen 5000 Cezanne iGPU Exposed in New Benchmarks(tomshardware.com)
1 points by pulse7 6y ago|0 comments
550.
by pulse7 6y ago
A lost of Chinese hardware today doesn't send data back to China. An exception to that are mobile phones for some of which it has been proven to send data to China.
551.
by pulse7 6y ago
Just search for all current and past "data scientist" / BigData job offerings for those agencies on Google and Archive.org for the last 10 years. This data is freely available.
552.
by pulse7 6y ago
So why then are so many BigData job offerings at those US agencies? I am speaking of hundreds and thousands here...
553.
by pulse7 6y ago
So the country whose national security and intelligence agencies have gathered the largest database of sensitive information in the world is proposing to "safeguard sensitive information from aggressive intrusions by malign actors&quot
554.
by pulse7 6y ago
I guess that Russia has taken control over Telegram - because it is not banned by them anymore...
555.
by pulse7 6y ago
"Microsoft fully appreciates the importance of addressing the President’s concerns. It is committed to acquiring TikTok subject to a complete security review and providing proper economic benefits to the United States, including the Un
556.
Lifespan of Solid-State Drives(solarwindsmsp.com)
1 points by pulse7 6y ago|0 comments
557.
AMD Says Zen 3 Consumer CPUs Will Launch This Year(tomshardware.com)
2 points by pulse7 6y ago|0 comments
558.
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon (Gen 8) Review: Terrific Typing, Super Slim(tomshardware.com)
4 points by pulse7 6y ago|1 comments
559.
NVMe Support Likely Coming to Raspberry Pi(tomshardware.com)
2 points by pulse7 6y ago|0 comments
560.
by pulse7 6y ago
When I read the title my first thought was "Scientists found complete assembly language of human Xchromosome".
561.
AMD's Xeon W-Killing 64-Core Threadripper Pro Lands in Lenovo ThinkStation P620(tomshardware.com)
4 points by pulse7 6y ago|0 comments
562.
AMD Announces Ryzen Threadripper Pro: Workstation Parts for OEMs Only(anandtech.com)
133 points by pulse7 6y ago|123 comments
563.
SoftBank Considering Selling ARM, Putting on Public Market(tomshardware.com)
3 points by pulse7 6y ago|1 comments
564.
by pulse7 6y ago
When you observe, you will discover (and not invent). It is interesting that corporations want to patent new discoveries (things which they didn't invent, but just observed)...
565.
by pulse7 6y ago
Beauty/ugliness is subjective. For some it is "old and ugly", for some it is "retro".
566.
by pulse7 6y ago
Refinement: Threadripper is for professional consumers.
567.
by pulse7 6y ago
IBM has hardware that accelerates XML processing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_WebSphere_DataPower_SOA_Ap...
568.
by pulse7 6y ago
For decades the CPUs have been optimized to run faster existing applications - regardless in which programming languages the apps are written. On the other hand you can find languages designed around our CPUs (like Rust with its "zero-
569.
by pulse7 6y ago
"Fracked natural gas is certainly better " ... "way less deadly air pollution"... but way more water contamination by fracking chemicals...
570.
by pulse7 6y ago
This! A "tunnel" LED between stations should be only 25% bright and with distinct color. UPDATE: Maybe a LED per direction in tunnel would also be useful.

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