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by raws 8y ago
That also heavily depends on what kind of/which sites you visit.
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by raws 8y ago
I think quora over states what Google looks at by a wide margin, just try to access a captcha in incognito, they won't have access to as much info as they do on you and yet you're still presented with the same level of captcha (if
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by raws 8y ago
Thank you for populating your articles with graphs and sources at qz, that makes it one of my favorite source of information!
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by raws 8y ago
2500 pics required for now.
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by raws 8y ago
My alarm is the 5mins long hourly news bulletin that does not require data :)
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by raws 8y ago
Very good compositions with great contrasts balancing!
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by raws 8y ago
Someone called this selfless but I see a very strong selfishness in this approach, sure you're at the center of your life but if we all stand by our own fires, nobody meets anybody and it is important to recognize when you go sit by so
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by raws 8y ago
I don't understand this article's(2015) graph extrapolations going back downwards on gains that are certainly not going away in future processors iterations. Clearly some curves have kind of flat lined but aside from the power con
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by raws 8y ago
Isn't a risk reduction the same as helping prevent?
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by raws 8y ago
There's also making sure that we leave a thriving environment when we leave no?
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by raws 8y ago
best compare densities but apparently intel's 10nm will be on par if not very close or better than competition's 7nm. So it's not late to the party, source: GN iirc.
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by raws 8y ago
Also the ones calling no fouls are the primary targets and would be most affected by this as one of their selling points is their security levels. Independent 3rd party review is needed.
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by raws 8y ago
8:00 PM UTC
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by raws 8y ago
p53 in pdf :)
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by raws 8y ago
Yeah their leverage ends up being limited but even if they had focused their tariffs on soy beans, it would have hurt them more than not given the Importance of the us in their imports.
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by raws 8y ago
That was a great piece, very insightful and enlightening!
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by raws 8y ago
Completely new to this: so you're highlighting the differences between two documents in word? say 2 terms of service 1 old and 1 new?
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by raws 8y ago
yeah that made sense from the start, thanks for the info!
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by raws 8y ago
So what's the best keyboard with the lowest latency?: usb>ps/2 some mecha>membrane? How can a consumer tell which is the better choice? input lag of the different keyboards on the same machine?
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by raws 13y ago
"... in your garden/on your balcony, while you're away at work."
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by raws 13y ago
>Once we run inside those machines The movie did not address at all the fact that these OS run on hardware and that this hardware is completely controlled by humans and always will be, the plug is physical and there's nothing the AI
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by raws 13y ago
http://hardware.slashdot.org/story/13/12/27/208249/power-los...
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by raws 13y ago
This is going to hurt it nonetheless...
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by raws 13y ago
>bribing a Renault employee... If that's not harder than just hacking it plain an simple...
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by raws 13y ago
>We already knew that Tesla was doing this with its cars since the company’s very public spat with a journalist who reviewed one of their cars for the New York Times. Seeing the same thing in a mass market manufacturer like Renault makes
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by raws 13y ago
How about 870CAD right now according to btc china (biggest exchange out there) and google's rates?
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by raws 13y ago
I believe he said growth was so great because riches was spread more evenly. Not high taxes, even though that was also the case.
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by raws 13y ago
Besides Zerocoin which other ones would you consider improvements over Bitcoin?
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by raws 13y ago
That's what I had in mind... Anyone care to make a website for that?
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by raws 13y ago
It is not one of the common ones but I wonder if someone used it and just put it in as a clue which would mean that it's completely compromised...

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