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by remir 10y ago
It's crazy to think we are the universe observing and trying to understand itself. Matter organised in a certain way is able to observe itself? How weird is that!
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by remir 10y ago
Yep, even with stuff like the antennagate, they never truly recognized their mistake ( "you're holding it wrong!" ). Too proud. Same thing with the "touch disease" on the iPhone 6.
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by remir 10y ago
Because a lot of people actually love macOS and its exclusive apps?
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by remir 10y ago
Why not go with a Chromebox or Chromebit instead? Seems like the perfect solution for your kids and no maintenance for you.
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by remir 10y ago
What Apple lacks is humility. Jobs even said people don't know what they want until "you showed it to them". So, I highly doubt that Apple will listen to what people want. I mean, Apple would make a killing with a new Mac Min
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by remir 10y ago
In that case, replace the fan, put in a SSD and you're good to go!
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by remir 10y ago
I'd say Messenger, because of SMS which is everywhere but also its compatibility with RCS. Of course, your carrier must support RCS, but most of them will eventually.
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by remir 10y ago
The question is: what are these top execs thinking?
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by remir 10y ago
Of course, but the point is that Mozilla is making this easier for the average folks. Eventually it will appear in stable releases.
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by remir 10y ago
Just run "firefox --no-remote -ProfileManager" and here you go. I'm sure Grandma and Joe SixPack will do that... Not everybody is tech savvy. I'd say the majority of FF users don't even know there's a profile
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by remir 10y ago
The thing I noticed was how there seems to be some sort of hydrophobic coating on the rocks. They don't get wet like real rocks. The lava demo is similar.
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by remir 10y ago
Imagine if you had to wait for HP or Acer to update your Windows PC. How terrible would that be. Nvidia, AMD and Intel stop making new drivers because they want to sell new chips, OEM stop making updates because they want to sell new machin
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by remir 10y ago
I absolutely agree that there must be regulations for smart devices regarding security updates. I mean, Google is releasing security updates for Android for FREE and lots of OEMs don't even bother to update their phones. Unbelievable.
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by remir 10y ago
This is what I don't like about this whole "smart" era we're entering into. Now you buy a smart TV or a smart phone or any other "smart gadgets" and you don't even know if it will receive any security upda
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by remir 10y ago
Velodyne is working on a 50$ solid state LiDAR.
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by remir 10y ago
Tesla made their own software: The computer delivers more than 40 times the processing power of the previous system, running an Tesla-developed neural net for vision, sonar, and radar processing
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by remir 10y ago
I wonder how it compares to Tesla Vision.
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by remir 10y ago
I've tried it once. It got interesting only after about 45 min, but the session was only 60 minutes. Not enough, in my opinion.
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by remir 10y ago
Same for me. I think small talk is draining because it lacks authenticity and the possibility of a real exchange that allows both party to understand themselves better.
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by remir 10y ago
Self-driving cars and robots replacing factory workers are obviously just the beginning. How about computers that can program themselves? How about machines that can think and create like we do (and better)? We approach 2017, we know clim
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by remir 10y ago
It can lead to war, absolutely. Will we be wise enough to avoid it? I certainly hope so.
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by remir 10y ago
Don't worry, in face of the challenges that are ahead, we will be forced by circumstances to set aside our cultural differences to cooperate and find solutions. Climate change, resources depletion, crops failing, famine, sea rising, en
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by remir 10y ago
Would Open Mesh be a good alternative to his setup?
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by remir 10y ago
Not much is known at the moment, but it is developed in the open. https://fuchsia-review.googlesource.com
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by remir 10y ago
There's also ARTV and Explora (both in french).
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by remir 10y ago
Where are you located? Here in Montréal, you can watch HD TV over the air using a ATSC tuner. The picture quality is excellent, better than HD cable even.
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by remir 10y ago
I agree, it's still early and there's not much info at the moment. Still, in the maxwell repo, there's mentions of "GPS acquirers" and in the SysUI repo, there's icons for battery, airplane mode, screen rotatio
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by remir 10y ago
Google is also developing a new OS, Fuchsia, with a new micro-kernel (Magenta). It uses Dart/Flutter/Meterial Design for apps development.
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by remir 10y ago
Could this be one of the reason why Google is working on Fuchsia, their new OS with a micro-kernel (Magenta)?
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by remir 10y ago
Sure, they're not throwing them away. They sell their appliances to buy new models, but new appliances obviously take resources and energy to build and transport. Same for cars, TVs, gadgets, etc.

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