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by sounds 9y ago
Tags can be added (created). Tags can be deleted (permanently destroyed, though of course with the distributed nature of git, remote tags must then be handled in a separate step). But those are not intrinsic properties of the tag itself. Th
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by sounds 9y ago
Well, it's gaining "steam," not "system," but I see it here: https://www.npd.com/wps/portal/npd/us/blog/2018/with-homepod... day one pre-orders of HomePod were high
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by sounds 9y ago
What's your source on that?
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by sounds 9y ago
You forgot to include sources.
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by sounds 9y ago
1. Jesus' ideology was not only about reward in the "next world." NIV Matthew 10:34-36 says: Do not suppose that I have come to bring peace to the earth. I did not come to bring peace, but a sword. For I have come to
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Kalanick agrees: Google was and is “in the lead” in autonomous vehicles(arstechnica.com)
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Uber doesn’t want jury to see report, but judge says Uber is “stuck” with it(arstechnica.com)
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by sounds 9y ago
Absolutely - Apple is vertically integrated as much as they need to be. They don't need to own Foxconn or Samsung. It doesn't give them any advantage, and threatening to drop a supplier gives them leverage. They do engineer capaci
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by sounds 9y ago
As Apple moves into its middle age, the rational move is to become more like the established vertically-integrated companies. * Intel * Samsung * The British East India Company If Apple leadership decides to accept this, they will begin to
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by sounds 9y ago
I dug up the source on this one, there was basically only one opportunity the Japanese really had: https://web.archive.org/web/20131109191414/http://www.yvwiiu...
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by sounds 9y ago
Mods, could we maybe point the URL to the Mozilla Security Advisory? https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/security/advisories/mfsa2018-0... This bug is fixed in Firefox 58.0.1.
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by sounds 9y ago
The Linux Kernel also used another trick - placing data in a special named "section." The linker's job is to combine all the separate pieces in a "section" (special linker term) and write out one section. Using a sp
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by sounds 9y ago
I'd be interested to actually see a discussion of what the reboot issue was. However, it's good news for everyone who uses affected products that Intel has produced a working fix.
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by sounds 9y ago
But I do not say society in general is "on the take." I'm saying you are, which is why you contest that my property is not mine. That's a pretty narrow, twisty way of defining property, and it's not upheld by US cas
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by sounds 9y ago
Some people in society (generally those doing the taking) have long supported eminent domain. Eminent domain nevertheless has not been "long okay," it has been hotly contested in every case. That doesn't sound like "soci
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by sounds 9y ago
Sorry, I was responding to your assessment of the situation as "laughable." I'm not laughing. Neither are you, right?
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by sounds 9y ago
I claim that once I have completed whatever processes are required to claim the land as mine, it remains mine until I consent otherwise. If I have to put up fences, pay down a mortgage, file a deed at a title company, etc. then those requir
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by sounds 9y ago
Here in this nation of the United States, we claim that the state derives its power from the consent of the governed. It's a novel concept, really. Obviously, if you like the idea of a powerful nation-state, you can try any number of o
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by sounds 9y ago
GDP is an interesting metric. It's not like all that reported "production" is distributed evenly. The costs surely will be, though. So yeah, let's divide by the number of people who actually benefit.
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by sounds 9y ago
Can you share more information (or a link) on Japan's broadband penetration and speed demographics?
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by sounds 9y ago
"Intel expects to issue updates to its processors soon. ... the rest by the end of January." Not "the rest are not affected," or "the rest are intrinsically immune." If they were, Intel could have deflated a lo
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by sounds 9y ago
The case was dismissed with prejudice. An appeal should only be granted if the plaintiff can show grounds for an appeal, which would require extraordinary evidence of judicial misconduct.
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by sounds 9y ago
I stand corrected, the MSR is to flush the branch prediction state. Updating my comment above.
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by sounds 9y ago
Specifically buy an AMD Ryzen: https://www.amd.com/en/corporate/speculative-execution Ryzen is only affected by "Spectre variant one, Bounds Check Bypass" It's fixed by OS updates with negligible pe
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by sounds 9y ago
Let me break down what the article really says (it's pretty short): > He also said that Intel expects to issue updates > to its processors soon. More than 90 percent will be > getting them within the week, and the rest
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by sounds 9y ago
I can think of one scenario where being public and 100.0% reliable has meaning. The scenario where accountants and human intervention are the thing you want to be rid of. Financial transactions. Before someone just points out those are just
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by sounds 9y ago
Intel didn't burn this card. They got burned. By at least three different groups and an individual all at once. What to learn from it? One thing's for sure, Intel could cut the BS when faced with bad PR. It comes across as tone-de
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by sounds 9y ago
If it is open source or hackable or both, it's going to be extremely difficult to work out an online multiplayer that works decently well.
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by sounds 9y ago
"BIOS PSP Support disabled" is the only statement we have, in the form of a new option in the BIOS Setup. That sounds like the equivalent of "HECI Disabled" for Intel BIOSes, which has been around for years. It doesn&#x2
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by sounds 9y ago
Though this is not the only solution, a visitor pattern seems to match. I can think of other possibilities; hopefully this sparks some good ideas for you. I'll sketch up how I think the visitor pattern could work, sorry if it's al

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