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by shmed 9y ago
We dont really have any proof that this is the only code that got executed. Whoever owned the OAuth account had direct access to your information from google's servers, he wouldnt need to go through you as a client to get it.
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by shmed 9y ago
Even worst: The hacker could have taken a list of lets say the top 1000 banking (or any type of online service) websites accross the globe. The moment the hacker get access to your gmail account, he initiatite a password recovery request on
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by shmed 10y ago
You'll never get the same performance for the same cost on PC. They showed forza horizon 3 running at 60 FPS/4k on the scorpio, in a stress test with wheather effect + the maximum amount of cars on screen, while only using 66% of
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by shmed 10y ago
There's a big distinction between "surveillance" and anonymous "crash logs/telemetry".
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by shmed 10y ago
Do you have any data that suggest that the reason Apple's sales are decreasing is because they are loosing markets to competitors, rather than simply because the whole market is not growing as much as it was previously?
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by shmed 10y ago
I personally tried them and was very impressed. Sure, field of view could be better, but as far as I know they are the only company that have figured out how to do inside out tracking 6 axis tracking. It's also a fully untethered exper
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by shmed 10y ago
Microsoft did not sell computers in the 90s...
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by shmed 10y ago
We are talking about S&P 1500 companies. None of them will be using the "free version" of Google docs that come with their free gmail account. The G Apps suite is pretty close in price to the full Office365 package. I simply c
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by shmed 10y ago
PixelSense is a company that Microsoft acquired a couple years ago. It's unrelated to the original "surface" technology they showcased previously (the big coffee table you are talking about), other than sharing the same name.
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by shmed 10y ago
Pretty sure Web only became totally free a couple years ago. All paid version include desktop version too.
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by shmed 11y ago
You are overly exaggerating the field of view issue. I've tried the hololens twice already (the untethered version they will be shipping). Field of view is definitely smaller that I'd like, but it's MUCH bigger than a 6 inch
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by shmed 11y ago
>I think I'll wait and watch the inevitable backlash before I spend my money. To the opposite of Kinect, a LOT of tech journalist and enthusiast tried hololens. Feedback has been overwhelmingly positive, with only issues about the f
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by shmed 11y ago
>The proposed change should only be for the non-cap exempt jobs anyway (which tend to be at for profit places). This still doesn't solve the issue. You are just giving the advantage to high paying industry, rather than give the adva
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by shmed 11y ago
Are you suggesting the government should create a new visa category for each possible positions in each possible industry? And how do you suggest they decide of the number of visa to allocate to each category? In what category would you put
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by shmed 11y ago
That would be incredibly unfair for companies in less profitable markets. H1-B is about being able to bring in individual with skills that you have a hard time finding in the US, not necessarily about finding "incredibly profitable sof
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by shmed 11y ago
To be fair, MBP are pretty heavy for their size.
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by shmed 11y ago
The original iPhone was 400$ without contract (it was locked to AT&T though). However, it could be jail broken by simply going on a website using the built in browser. Unlocking it wasn't much more complicated too (within the launc
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by shmed 11y ago
Right, because pushing major updates to hundreds of millions of users, each using different hardware, with different OS versions, different level of customization on that OS and different software installed is SUCH a trivial thing to do. No
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by shmed 11y ago
There isn't any "ads" in the music app. Don't know where you saw this, but it wasn't in the built-in Music app in Windows 10.
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by shmed 11y ago
Well that might be because you are only looking at web development jobs. There's more to software development than making websites. Anyone making drivers/firmware will probably have to work on a Windows machine since a lot of hard
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by shmed 11y ago
It's one of the option during the first experience configuration of Windows 10. If you had another browser installed, one of the toggle is : do you want to use Edge as default browser. Hopefully, people that feel that strongly about th
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by shmed 11y ago
No it doesn't. Only works on win10 (phone, PC, tablet & surface hub for the moment, but they are expanding it to hololens and xbox one).
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by shmed 11y ago
Can you expand on why you say the usability is terrible? I understand people didn't like the Win8 start menu, since it was only accessible in full screen and would hide your desktop entirely, however I never heard any one give a reason
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by shmed 12y ago
>There doesn't seem to be full hand tracking (as suggested by the demo on stage) The demo on stage clearly mentioned that you used your gaze to select and then tapped with your finger. Which is also exactly what we saw the lady on s
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by shmed 12y ago
Thanks for that, you're awesome. Pull request sent :)
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by shmed 12y ago
Hey really cool tool! I am one of the dev behind codebrew.io, and we are really happy that you are using it :) Just a small comment, in the about page, you are giving credit to Scalakata (made by Guillaume). ScalaKata is an older project, G
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by shmed 12y ago
This might be true for startups, but the IRS certainly have more than 10 computers.
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by shmed 12y ago
There's a lot more to the cost of upgrading than the price of the license. Licenses for Win7 are nothing compared to the price of upgrading all the custom software they developed over the years to insure compatibility with a new OS. Th
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by shmed 12y ago
The issue is clearly not about the price of the licenses. The IRS is paying 200$ per machine to extend XP support (which is more in a single year than what they would have paid for new Win7 licenses). The expensive part is upgrading the har
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by shmed 13y ago
Nokia is clearly aiming the low end market in emerging country. I am not sure that market needs the play store as much as you seem to insinuate. Most of the services offered by the play store apps dont even work in a lot of developping coun

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