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by sgroppino 8y ago
This would be an amazing topic for a blog - whether you can (and how long it takes to) recover from bankruptcy in different countries.
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by sgroppino 8y ago
It is pure economics, supply and demand.
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by sgroppino 8y ago
or bitcoin?
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by sgroppino 8y ago
Excellent stuff!! It'd be great if you could flatten the shapes to printable A4 paper so kids can cut and build real models (and paint them, etc).
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by sgroppino 8y ago
Linux Mint 18.3 is amazing. People should really try it out... I recently got a new Lenovo 120S, replaced its Windows 10S with Linux Mint and everything worked out-of-the-box. CPU @ 2-3%, RAM < 550MB on a 11.6" laptop for £129 wit
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by sgroppino 8y ago
I always thought it was because of the air pressure as you try to smash them... that's why fly swatters are perforated?
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by sgroppino 8y ago
Or the Honor 9 lite which BTW also belongs to Huawei. Amazing value for money.
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by sgroppino 8y ago
This for TV would be great!
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by sgroppino 8y ago
Are there no registry entries or system scheduler tasks that one can disable to stop the updates altogether?
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by sgroppino 8y ago
How about playing chess 5 hours per day? Is that a disorder, too?
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by sgroppino 8y ago
Maybe it helps with heath and safety... I know, old news, but I can't resist: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-25922514
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by sgroppino 8y ago
Is this version Popsicle?
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by sgroppino 8y ago
Don't forget this one: >"Consumers want immersive experiences, well-designed pages with fonts, graphics, photos, and videos coming together into a compelling format."
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by sgroppino 8y ago
What is that as a percentage of the total number of calls?
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by sgroppino 9y ago
Some people may think of Wall Street as "the establishment", too.
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Ask HN: Will GDPR kill junk mail and email spam?
4 points by sgroppino 9y ago|3 comments
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by sgroppino 9y ago
Could he not have moved temporarily to anywhere in the EU and, as a EU resident, asked google to take down the page from the search results?
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by sgroppino 9y ago
It'd still be captured by anything sniffing the network. Then again, tracking everything a user does on one's website seems to be the norm these days. Not sure there should be a disclaimer before the data is captured, though?
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by sgroppino 9y ago
Now we just need to combine this with lstopo.
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by sgroppino 9y ago
Don't forget number of steps per day, resting heartbeat rate...
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by sgroppino 9y ago
Even if it's the $20 bill you lost the day before?
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by sgroppino 9y ago
It will be interesting to see some stats on this breakdown.
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by sgroppino 9y ago
Basically you are selling something you don't have.
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by sgroppino 9y ago
As an answer big techs will likely break these companies into 100 smaller ones to avoid the thresholds? "The levy would cover companies that have annual worldwide total revenue exceeding 750 million euros ($920 million) and total taxa
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by sgroppino 9y ago
A data breach, yes, but I believe by GSR not FB? It seems like users did authorized FB to share data with GSR?
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by sgroppino 9y ago
Possibly, but remember it starts with the user authorizing a company (FB) to release his/her data to a third-party. If the user doesn't trust the third-party then it shouldn't authorize the data sharing. The question I guess
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by sgroppino 9y ago
Appalling. One would have thought that a C-level officer in a listed company would know enough about insider trading as to not do it...
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by sgroppino 9y ago
Nature couldn't have chosen a better day to honour both.
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by sgroppino 9y ago
Pi Day - Nature couldn't have chosen a better day to honour Prof Stephen Hawking.
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by sgroppino 9y ago
It's getting close to a point where you should just bundle all of these apps onto an old android phone and use it just ad-hoc when you absolutely need them.

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