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8y ago
This is super cool to play around with and really illustrative. One thing I noticed about the game is that I was able to "solve" some puzzles by accident when I went to erase a set of edges at once. I guess at some step during rem
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Red Shell analytics software causes privacy uproar
(pcgamer.com)
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8y ago
Do dust storms only occur on planets with an atmosphere? And does their severity depend on how dense the atmosphere is?
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8y ago
This reminds me of a great book I read, "Into Thin Air"[0]. If you're interested in getting a first-hand account of climbing Everest, and what effect novice climbers have had on it, definitely give it a read. [0] https:/
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I'm pretty surprised Twitch isn't mentioned in that list. I'm curious where it would stack up.
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I like to plug Google takeout[0] in these convos, which also lets you export data if you want to leave. Many people don't seem to know about it, but it is quite mature and has been around for many years. EDIT: To expand on this a bit m
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8y ago
Supporting anecdote: Awhile ago I interned at Google and my engineering manager - who was quite high level - did not have a high school degree.
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9y ago
>My YouTube channel also used to net closer to $1k/mo (about 100 coding tutorials) and as a result of frequent algorithm changes and algorithmic demonetization now nets shy of $100 per month. Please correct me if I'm missing so
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Meet Sven, the Blind Street Fighter Star
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According to this patch comment, AMD x86 chips are not affected: https://lkml.org/lkml/2017/12/27/2
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Using OpenCV and a controller to cheese the Mario Odyssey volleyball challenge
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9y ago
While I agree with your opinion about removing headphone jacks, I think OP means that even phones with a headphone jack tend to have it break due to OP's heavy use of it.
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9y ago
This paper seems to indicate there is a causal relationship, at least in rats (I'm getting this from someone who knows more, not an expert myself): https://www.biorxiv.org/content/early/2017/11/03&#x
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9y ago
Until you hear an outburst like this: https://youtu.be/33sUi8r-PDI?t=557 Is that funny? To me it just sounds racist...
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9y ago
It isn't piracy, all the publishers (in my experience & field of study) allow for free third-party hosting. Still agree with your second sentence though.
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9y ago
I don't see what tech savvyness has to do with it, many people use Google search. In fact, Scholar isn't even necessary, doing a regular Google search has the direct PDF links at the top of the search results.
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9y ago
So, I tried to see if I could read some of the articles marked "paywall" and I had no trouble. My methodology: Google Scholar search the article title, and click the direct "PDF" link on the right side. Eg: https:/
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9y ago
If you are considering no longer using Google or one of their products: they offer an easy way to export your (signed in) data for archival, or even wholesale delete your account and take all your data with you: https://support.g
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Blur faces in videos on YouTube
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Explain Penny Arcade
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> An entire generation has been introduced to video games through Minecraft. Absolutely, but I would take it one step farther. Minecraft has introduced them to concepts beyond only video games: architecture, circuit design, and people ma
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You've Never Heard of This Team at Google – But They're Thinking About You
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This attack has been known since at least 2011: https://www.usenix.org/legacy/event/hotsec11/tech/final_file...
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10y ago
My biggest gripe with SMS 2FA is that it is prone to locking me out of my accounts on travel, if I suddenly need to log in to something and my phone number isn't the same abroad.
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Google and Netflix join fight against municipal broadband restrictions
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Google facing FTC scrutiny over privacy – yet again
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Mmmmmmm maybe not, this just went public: http://waymo.com/
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Interestingly, four elements of the periodic table are named after a small town in Sweden called Ytterby: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ytterby
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Documents show AT&T secretly sells customer data to law enforcement
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UC Davis has the Social Sciences building (aka the "Death Star"): http://www.predock.com/SocialSciences/UC%20Davis.html While visually striking, it is a labyrinthine nightmare on the inside and almost impossi
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