runholm

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by runholm 10y ago
He is not comparing China or any other specific country to the US. He is giving his views on where the US could have done better. Yes, you should read this in the light of him being a successful Chinese businessman, but he is not saying tha
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by runholm 10y ago
He is not a neutral source of information, but his views might be interesting to read because of his unique bias. He has a perspective on the world which is very different from most other sources I read.
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by runholm 10y ago
They get an absolutely insane amount of applicants on the few positions they are hiring for, so they don't have the resources to give everyone a fair chance. They need to eliminate a lot of people without spending too much time on them
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by runholm 10y ago
They are both offering hosting of websites. They are absolutely a publishing platform.
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by runholm 10y ago
What was the problem with awarding it to Kissinger? Generally curious? I don't recall the details, but as far as I understood he pretty much laid down the foundation to end the Vietnam war.
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by runholm 10y ago
He was awarded the price for his use of diplomacy instead of provoking more new wars. There was a lot of controversy regarding the decision, but to say that it lost all credibility is simply not true.
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by runholm 10y ago
http://gomboscom.com
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by runholm 10y ago
Police in Norway is absolutely allowed to break the law to be able to catch the real culprits and not just the visible parts of criminal networks. Here [1] is a case from April where the police imported 12 kg of cocaine as part of a deal wi
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by runholm 10y ago
ublock only blocks known trackers or obvious ones, so it doesn't do anything to protect against potential browser exploits Kim could be running. That being said, I doubt North Korea is sitting on too many unknown browser exploits.
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by runholm 10y ago
Their pictogram of a phone in 2016 is a rotary phone.
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by runholm 10y ago
I love the emoji state storage and sharing Interesting to be able to play with a limitless stack of filters.
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by runholm 10y ago
What you are describing is a problem that exists only in the domain of Googles DMCA handling policies. The Yelp issue is in the domain of US law.
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by runholm 10y ago
The price of new technology can be much higher than the conventional alternative. Products, where the higher energy density battery allows for the manufacturer to make the money back through higher volumes or price, will start switching ove
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by runholm 10y ago
Really not an issue with second cousins. Second cousins are genetically different enough that issues with the children are just barely more common in non-related couples.
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by runholm 10y ago
Let's simply refrain from comparing leaving the EU to ethnic cleansing. Ok?
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by runholm 10y ago
Everyone in a country will not agree upon anything. This is how democracy works, and to me it seems to be working well. 52% got what they wanted while 48% did not.
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by runholm 10y ago
Then don't cheat by comparing the weight of the motor with starter to the one without a starter. They are comparing two very different things to produce a spectacular head line.
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by runholm 10y ago
Source on that? Never heard anyone claim the numbers on these motors were fake before.
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by runholm 10y ago
Modern Bluetooth devices, including all smart phones running Windows, iOS or Android, does not use static addresses that can be used as a signature to track you. Instead, they use private resolvable keys for all handshakes with devices arou
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by runholm 10y ago
Out of interest: What is the correct way to sell your stock in your company? What made the way that the founder of InfoSpace did it illegal?
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by runholm 10y ago
No, but Palo Alto is in trouble if all the teachers, firemen, government workers, etc. start moving to more affordable places. The can't live on technology companies alone.
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by runholm 10y ago
They are building new housing and renting it out below market price. You don't get a check in the mail.
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by runholm 10y ago
The purpose of that system is to have more people owning their own home and fewer people renting. It assures that there is a cap on how much of the housing is owned by companies for the purpose of renting it out.
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by runholm 10y ago
What? No. They are building housing and will rent it out below market price. No one is given a monthly check to spend on housing or anything like that.
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by runholm 10y ago
If TrustZone itself has a bug, that would require a hardware patch. Luckily it seems that this bug was an issue with the code running on the chip. With TrustZone, some code is running in the secure domain and can read or write to both secur
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by runholm 10y ago
Note that TrustZone is not a Qualcomm technology, but rather an ARM technology. Apple could have gone with TrustZone in their SOC. (But yes, he is a troll and this whole case has nothing to do with Apple).
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by runholm 10y ago
What you are describing is the entire field of interaction design. It's not "just some icons and menu colors".
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by runholm 10y ago
Funfact: reddit.com/r/shittykickstarters/ is larger than reddit.com/r/kickstarter
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by runholm 10y ago
Do they really present themselves as anything in particular, or does we as users just make up these ideas of what they are showing us? I can't really seem to recall facebook making any promise about being a neutral party.
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by runholm 10y ago
Why would someone change a single bit in their key anyway? If keys are replaced, the new key should be generated independent from the old ones.

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