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by rvba 1y ago
The things you mention are a dream for most corporate employees, where everything is locked on their computers. They will just make photos using their phones.
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by rvba 1y ago
Teams is a winning product. It is not the best, but it offers just enough and is good enough that you dont want to spend on a separate dedicated product. Especially as teams comes as a part of a bundle and is integrated with it. I hate skyp
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by rvba 1y ago
The 20 million could have been used to help many more people than a single family though. But if I understand correctly it's not taxpayer money
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by rvba 1y ago
The website should have a better youtube video and at the beginning
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by rvba 1y ago
30% of code is written by AI! The biggest problem is sharepoint. You save your files "somewhere" and links between them barely work
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by rvba 1y ago
What is the source of wood for that paper? Canada?
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by rvba 1y ago
Why do you say "China was nor subtle by rejecting a plane"? It was some semi private line, who would have to pay twice the usual price in a unfavorable market. The part apparatchiks didnt need to order them. They just dont want to
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by rvba 1y ago
What do you mean here? That all should be owned by amazon? Or straight from factory to consumer?
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by rvba 1y ago
Who? Please provide names.
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by rvba 1y ago
Using AI for conversations is really interesting approach - it generally speaks the language correctly (not like classmates).
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by rvba 1y ago
I wonder if it can catch spies
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by rvba 1y ago
I read that Bill Gates has something like that, but he is obviously situated in USA and also insanely rich
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by rvba 1y ago
There used to be a hidden "only friends" feed - it got removed, or is hidden even better. Also you couldnt default to it.
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by rvba 1y ago
If we try to define division by zero, shouldnt 0/0 be 1? Or even more abstract "every element on y". Which I think could sort of work
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by rvba 1y ago
You can disable it now. In few months the option will just disappear?
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by rvba 1y ago
I dont unlock the secondary phone. Only charge it every few days. Disabling the PIN reduces security (what kind of "hacker" gives such bad advice?). I bet we wont be able to disable that feature in few months. Pain in the butt wit
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by rvba 1y ago
Also changing software and licences. I bought an android phone that worked and soon it will reset every 3 days, so Im unreachable unless I enter the PIN. What kills the idea of having a secondary phone just in case.
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by rvba 2y ago
Optional so far. In 6 months will be mandatory
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by rvba 2y ago
Witout the pin u lock of simcard... nobody can call you?
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by rvba 2y ago
More like "innovation" that makes all those machines in factories break every 49 days.
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by rvba 2y ago
Another shitty idea that makes life harder: If you are in a hospital- your phone will reboot to pin level. So you need to unlcok it few times and wait 3 minutes before it becomes reactive. Then all your alarms will not work. They add crap l
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by rvba 2y ago
But why? Why do they need 100 episodes to run something?
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by rvba 2y ago
Wasnt an early 90s show called "Tropical heat" absurdly popular in the Balkans? All I remember is that it had a pony-tailed detective called Nick Slaughter, who was solving cases with a red haired woman called Sylvia. The show was
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by rvba 2y ago
This feels like SEO slop boosting its ranking by being linked on HN. I wonder what Dang or Tomhow think about submissions like this
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by rvba 2y ago
It all sounds so funny in a way: they were paper pushers that made (generally) useless risk assesments - taking those fat salaries while others that build products that work. Those risk assesments (in some Excel chart) can still be filled o
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by rvba 2y ago
Quote from the article: > I would deliver my game software code to Nintendo, who would add the secret key to it Did it really work this way on NES? I thought they only used the lockout chip and no signatures, since it would use too much
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by rvba 2y ago
Why cant wikipedia foundation step in? They have millions of dollars.
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by rvba 2y ago
That article has a horrible writing style. So much fluff and so litlle content.
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by rvba 2y ago
The post tells that the product should be explained, yet does not explain what that company does. Looking at wikipedia I also dont know what are their products.
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by rvba 2y ago
Linkein is now full of recruiters looking for work, who never had any network. The barrier of entry to become a receruiter in general is very, very low.

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