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I'm not attempting to establish credibility for BuzzFeed News beyond the statement of fact I made the my first comment. BuzzFeed itself doesn't win journalism awards, regardless of how you useful a signal you consider those, becau
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7y ago
Got you covered buddy
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BuzzFeed News is not BuzzFeed. They've won many journalism awards as you can see on their Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BuzzFeed_News I do agree that reusing the name must surely do their image
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7y ago
Do you have a source for that 100 million figure? It strikes me as awfully low considering how many personal computers must surely exist in the world and how often they'd be replaced without reusing the drives, not even factoring in se
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what?
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For constant resistance, voltage is proportional to current so "acceleration is directly proportional to how much current you can pull" is equivalent to "acceleration is directly proportional to how much voltage you can pull&
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7y ago
Can you cite a source for the claim that "choice can’t be accept or leave"? I would be quite surprised to learn that GDPR forces sites to accommodate users in this manner.
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Seems like just another way for Google to funnel non-Chrome users into Chrome
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Read the text on the GPU
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And if it does violate the terms, let's remember we live in the real world and absolutely nothing will happen to them as a result
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Might I ask whether you have any intention to revisit this issue? https://todo.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/todo.sr.ht/176
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I can't say I've personally ever seen binary size explicitly called out in an Electron slating thread. It's usually memory usage on a typical 8-16GB laptop, or battery drain in the cases of frivolous animated bells and whistl
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8y ago
have you checked the drainage pipe for blockage? that can cause standing water which may get smelly
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Personally I trust that GDPR and its potentially enormous fines provide sufficient economic incentive for these big cloud companies to do the right thing. That is to say I now believe that not only are Google, Cloudflare, Amazon not proacti
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8y ago
Open up your case and disconnect the power and disk-activity LEDs
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8y ago
> The memory bus on these processors is 3 - 30 GBs so copying a full gig would be a 3 - 30mS sort of deal This should say 30 - 300ms I think
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8y ago
Is there a Github repo?
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8y ago
I find it interesting that the author added an `isInteger` dependency then went on to not use it.
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> So some Safari users got more targeted ads than they would otherwise have seen. Does that merit financial compensation? Given that the way it occurs is by allowing Google to more accurately profile the users, I'd say yes.
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8y ago
Earth
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18% of payments are made with cards , not necessarily of the credit variety. Given the attitude to debt suggested by that article, I'd bet the majority of those card payments are debit card payments.
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And yet Stripe decided it was worth the effort to make this easier for people. I doubt they invested engineering hours into an offering that no one asked for or needed.
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8y ago
I personally prefer _not_ integrating my password manager with my browser, even though the option is available. Instead my password manager performs manually-activated autotyping which, while less convenient, does at least 'feel'
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8y ago
My interpretation is that GP is advocating leaving an org if you feel that speaking up is discouraged
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9y ago
The Uber app now allows the "While using the app" option, fortunately. No longer need to remember to toggle it off.
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They weren't deleted
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Great job by T-Mobile allowing a social media rep to make claims about their security. No doubt they'll be grateful for the free pen-testing that followed. Just now I see tweets on my feed in which people claim to have found XSS vulner
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I currently see this title: > Why Is Kitty Hawk's Flying Taxi Taking Off in New Zealand Instead of California? What was it before?
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I don't agree. The project is indicating which major version of Angular it uses. The reasoning in the post you linked doesn't really apply.
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9y ago
I think you mean ludicrous instead of lubricious, just fyi.
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