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781.
by pulse7 9y ago
Many small shipments across the ocean are costlier than one large shipment which is then distributed locally. USPS (and other national postal services across the world) will need to increase the prices for those small shipments and make pro
782.
by pulse7 9y ago
Just avoid doing this in a closed space like a garage, because carbon monoxide can kill you... Otherwise I also use my car as a "calm down" place (for 5-10 mins before coming home, about 5 minutes away from my home), or before hav
783.
by pulse7 9y ago
Double Irish is treated illegal as "illegal state aid". Would it be legal in US, if Delaware decided to give some foreign company (registered in Delaware) only 0,1% tax on everything they earn in the US? I thing the federal court
784.
by pulse7 9y ago
The one who will build high-capacity, low-weight batteries will also build "super" killing and "super" spying machines...
785.
by pulse7 9y ago
Java dev here. Modules are great, they provide encapsulation on a higher level: can encapsulate classes, interfaces, etc. behind a well defined module interface. They help reducing object-oriented spaghetti code.
786.
by pulse7 9y ago
This is great if you need fire and you don't have matches...
787.
by pulse7 9y ago
3D printers must become faster (multi heads, etc.) and robuster (less user's interventions/repairs). Then the REAL revolution will happen...
788.
by pulse7 9y ago
"This is against antitrust law" in the market they operate on.
789.
by pulse7 9y ago
All voted YES, only one abstained. Now remember suspictions: "Are IBM and RedHat just against Jigsaw because of commercial interests in JBoss Modules and OSGI?"...
790.
by pulse7 9y ago
"patterns are harder to refute" -> there is also a pattern, how big US tech companies avoid tax payments in EU, it even has a name ("double irish sandwich")
791.
by pulse7 9y ago
"for not featuring other website some more" => for not featuring other website equally as own ones...
792.
by pulse7 9y ago
..."for deciding what content goes on their own platform" - but is used inside EU market under EU laws...
793.
by pulse7 9y ago
I wonder how much GM will pay for emissions cheating in US: http://money.cnn.com/2017/05/25/news/companies/gm-emissions-...
794.
by pulse7 9y ago
China has a long way to go and when it will come there it will have an impact on costs...
795.
by pulse7 9y ago
"50 years of Computer Architecture in about 15 minutes" + current state and future
796.
by pulse7 9y ago
Folks, you must watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FtEGIp3a_M
797.
by pulse7 9y ago
How was Kosovo different from Crimea?
798.
by pulse7 9y ago
It's getting harder every day not-to-buy "smart devices"... Try buying plain TV (without YouTube and Internet), try buying non-smart phone...
799.
by pulse7 9y ago
AMD Forum Thread: https://community.amd.com/thread/215773 Last response from AMD: "The vast majority of users using Ryzen for Linux code and development have reported very positive results. ... A small number of u
800.
by pulse7 9y ago
Doesn't work with Chrome Zoom > 100%
801.
by pulse7 9y ago
Maybe they are just testing the ground... It sounds "too good to be true"... although I would like to live in such legislation...
802.
by pulse7 9y ago
The era of one-size-fits-all is slowly over... I wonder if it can be temporarily prolonged with GlobalFoundries 7nm (planned in 2018) but it looks like we will have different processes for at least CPU / higher level caches / RAMs
803.
by pulse7 9y ago
Recruiters usually aren't good at programming. If they were - in most cases - they wouldn't be recruiting, but writing code... So their "identification of good programmers" is somehow limited...
804.
by pulse7 9y ago
Why not just "value types" and "value class types" instead of long "direct value class types"?
805.
by pulse7 9y ago
The interesting part of "quantum communications" is the impact on security and surveillance. Does "quantum communications" even needs switches and routers? Backdoors don't seem to be possible...
806.
by pulse7 9y ago
...or into a labelled one (Sicilian Mafia).
807.
by pulse7 9y ago
EU is a political effort to bring countries together and this is part of it - in this case, consumers will benefit. If not regulated, telcos would be capitalizing MUCH on open EU borders and (more or less) free travel within EU...
808.
by pulse7 9y ago
This is not possible! The rule is clear: in every EU country you can use your mobile phone under the same conditions as in your base country (with some minor exceptions mostly for mobile data). Telcos not obeying this rule will be fined (or
809.
by pulse7 9y ago
If you are skilled in math, you will be better/faster in programming anything - including ransomware...
810.
by pulse7 9y ago
Regarding "Their performances in ... International Math Olympiad": they were disqualified many times. I was at IMO in Istanbul in 1993 and they were disqualified, becuase they cheated (their official translator provided them solut

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