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661.
by pulse7 7y ago
Lingua franca: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lingua_franca
662.
by pulse7 7y ago
"...because he believes that motivated actors will be able to synthesize smallpox in the next 20 years, and that the world needs to be ready..." So the essence is "we are doing it first, becuase otherwise others will be doing
663.
by pulse7 7y ago
One can get alcohol out of water at room temperature (28 degrees Celsius) by using pressure. Dr. Carl Jung used the distillation under pressure in 1908 to get alcohol out of wine and get alcohol-free wine. Wouldn't the same process wor
664.
by pulse7 7y ago
It is some kind of rugby...
665.
by pulse7 7y ago
The question here is not "Will the Huawei/Chinese government spy on 5G?" but "Which government will spy on 5G?'. And because Huawei is this time first with 5G equipment, the fear is, that China will spy and not some
666.
by pulse7 8y ago
Regarding the "free journalism": we will see if the US lives up to the First Amendment in the Julian Assange case... 25 years ago the US was supporter of "free journalism", but today things are changing rapidly...
667.
by pulse7 8y ago
The image of the black hole is not sharp. Isn't it possible, that the optics at that distance may make "optical mistakes" and this is not a black hole after all but maybe just some circular lightning or some darker, but not b
668.
by pulse7 8y ago
Amounts of CO2 are one thing, but on the other side: imagine the amount of waste produced by the electric cars running on lithium-ion batteries... Imagine millions of cars each having 10.000 small batteries which can be scattered around in
669.
by pulse7 8y ago
They will have problems with United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights: "26. The Right to Education. Education is a right. Primary school should be free. ..." Since primary school is a human right, nobody can ban you fr
670.
by pulse7 8y ago
(Guessing upon all available information) It seems that something is wrong when the auto-pilot is turned on... And this seems to happen a few minutes after the take off...
671.
by pulse7 8y ago
I wonder how this will affect the Raspbian as default Raspberry Pi distro...
672.
by pulse7 8y ago
It's obvious that Satya Nadella IS NOT USING these Microsoft products (Windows 10 Home)! Bill Gates used to use Windows and complained about it, so it got better before it was sent out to the public. How can one use Windows 10 Home, wh
673.
AMD may launch 7nm Ryzen processors and Navi graphics cards this July(techradar.com)
1 points by pulse7 8y ago|0 comments
674.
Tesla shares fall after Consumer Reports says it will no longer recommend Model3(cnbc.com)
16 points by pulse7 8y ago|8 comments
675.
by pulse7 8y ago
Maybe it will not be easy to read this: In this particular case the US can learn something from past socialist regimes - or from Germany and many other western countries, which already learned, that OBLIGATORY state medical insurance solves
676.
Musk Faces U.S. Contempt Claim for Violating Accord with SEC(bloomberg.com)
90 points by pulse7 8y ago|79 comments
677.
by pulse7 8y ago
No GC, no reference counting, no manual memory management... Hmmm.... Not everything can be managed by RAII/SBRM... Let say I have a function which loads a complex document (like spreadsheet), does some changes, saves the document and
678.
by pulse7 8y ago
Most RISC architectures have fixed-length instructions (16-bit, 32-bit, 64-bit, 128-bit), whereby most CISC instructions are variable size. So x86 is not a RISC architecture...
679.
by pulse7 8y ago
> This is not so simple. The court ruled only about a particular case... But this case would be a very significant precedent...
680.
by pulse7 8y ago
In this case Oracle should hand over 90% of all profits since 1979 to IBM...
681.
by pulse7 8y ago
Android is also "Designed in California"...
682.
by pulse7 8y ago
Eclipse is a generic IDE for multiple programming languages. And so is IntelliJ IDEA...
683.
by pulse7 8y ago
Maybe this is just a test, how mass media and people would react to something like this...
684.
by pulse7 8y ago
Don't many Swiss buildings have shared washing machines in the basement?
685.
by pulse7 8y ago
You must be from Switzerland... :-)
686.
The Verge: Tesla will live and die by the Gigafactory(theverge.com)
3 points by pulse7 8y ago|0 comments
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Forbes: Elon Musk Said Tesla Was 'Single-Digit Weeks' from Death(forbes.com)
1 points by pulse7 8y ago|0 comments
688.
by pulse7 8y ago
I think the author is saying: "OPEC can no longer set high oil prices, because US, Russia and SA produce more oil than OPEC combined." But on the other hand the year 2008 has shown that it is not the US president who is setting th
689.
by pulse7 8y ago
USB Ethernet stick will cost you probably more than 10 USD, so just buy an RPI B3+ in case you need Ethernet...
690.
by pulse7 8y ago
First: Your SD cards are most probably not destroyed, but have corrupt file system due to the unsafe shutdown. Second: You can boot from USB with no micro SD with latest firmware. RPI will look first for SD card and then try to boot from US

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