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sengork
9y ago
Thanks this is the first time I have come across https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yokogawa_Electric Also it's refreshing to see that they mention "seeing" IR light from a remote control via your mobile phon
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Those desks on the renders don't look like standing desks, but rather height adjustable desks. Here in Australia all new offices are equipping standing desks for OH&S laws and workspace regulation compliances.
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9y ago
It may be useful if they trade the space saved by removing the headphone components to accomodate more battery capacity. This assumes that you're already using BT for your phone audio needs.
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9y ago
Price per TB would be the more important measure for this kind of storage equipment. For reference and to put things in context one has to look at LTO generations. From what I see their invention would fall beyond the LTO-10 standard (unles
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Nokia Branded Footwear
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9y ago
Thanks for reminding me, a series I completely missed out on. Time to revisit them.
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This needs to be done for Empire Earth series as well which seem to have been forgotten and obstacled by Civ, AoE, AoM franchises.
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Operational innovation is maybe the term you are looking for.
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I wonder how many of those important business decisions/discussions are made during the lunch breaks.
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Who else noticed the Winamp icon at one of the diagrams? https://thehftguy.files.wordpress.com/2017/07/tdoa.png?w=300...
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As a fun fact a lot of the people who live there believe(d) that Nikola Tesla was a Czech/Slovak due to the (at the time) prevalent domestic 'Tesla' brand name on various electronics (including popular TVs).
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Multi-Task Learning in Atari Video Games with Emergent Tangled Program Graphs
(dl.acm.org)
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As as side note this was the first time in over a decade that I've seen Honeywell mentioned or HTML Map tags in use.
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Valve have just updated Half-Life on Steam
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One thing that immediately comes to mind it: storage locality. S3 will by design always be at fixed (known) distances to the retriever. On the other hand distributed storage may end up having better locality (depending on where in the world
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What I really wonder is when this chip would have been released if AMD didn't come out with Ryzen line up in 2017.
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There is one thing missing for a complete experience: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BonziBuddy
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I know that this is entirely off-topic but I wish Google made their services a lot more visible than they are. For example I completely forgot about sites.google.com until I saw this link and the service has been there since ~2009.
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Commercial racks and datacenter products have optional features that can be utilised in earthquake prone environments. What you see in the video is not only those rack features but also structure of the building itself (both are important a
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Furthermore Simple English tends to be the very high level TL;DR version of associated article.
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Red Hat Technical Cheat Sheets for Developers
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I've always thought that the Simple English article versions of Wikipedia were always useful for non-native English speakers. https://simple.wikipedia.org/ Most people seem to be unaware of this Wikipedia aspect.
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It will be interesting to see the followup article where the author will focus on IBM and Oracle which are arguably targeting a different market share to AWS, Microsoft and Google.
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Few years ago the same argument went for OpenStack which was dubbed "the new Linux".
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The single most effective thing I've done to speed up my web browsing is to install an advertisement blocker extension/plugin/addon. Based on this I wonder whether web browser benchmarks should be based on how fast they are a
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9y ago
For macOS users, at least, there is another option: select text and drag and drop it from password manager text field to a website input field. From what I gather this should use IPC between applications, rather than the clipboard itself.
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I would like to know whether the decrypted data can be trusted again in case the contents have been somewhat changed. Then again it is much better than not having any data at all in some cases...
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Separate to cloud providers, there is a whole market for home servers, especially storage/NAS devices. AMD could tap into this, not only the datacenter.
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Found this[1] via the Wikipedia's Talk page for the robots.txt article. It showcases that early on robots.txt was designated to help maintain bandwidth performance of web servers. Back then it would have been due to bandwidth contentio
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That's practically one way to speed up browsing performance without changing the underlying technology itself.
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