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by stunt 6y ago
I have a bunch of USB-C adapters hanging around for different usage and they all have their own caveats with different combinations and different monitors. You get all sort of issues with frame rate, data transfer bandwidth, not enough powe
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by stunt 6y ago
"Small edits add up, and every editor can be proud to have made Wikipedia better for all." That's also true with small donations. Don't forget to support them. https://wikimediafoundation.org/support&#x2F
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by stunt 6y ago
Illusion of wealth
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by stunt 6y ago
Microsoft Office 365 convinces some companies to use Azure over AWS. Eating Dropbox lunch is plain sailing for Microsoft.
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by stunt 6y ago
Humans in the future will read about our struggles with social media and our inability to fix it, and they will think we were so dumb.
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by stunt 6y ago
Maybe what is covered in the article isn't the full story. Now that this story is public, I wonder if Github will go public with their explanation about it or they try to explain it internally. At least form outside it seems like they
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by stunt 6y ago
Everything that AWS offers comes with lots of caveats. I'm happy that good competition from Azure is forcing AWS to simplify some of of their services and make things a bit more straightforward.
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by stunt 6y ago
The irony is that Airbus has also lost a lot of money because of the US sanctions against Iran which wasn't even supported by the EU.
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by stunt 6y ago
Interesting points. But, unnecessary humiliation as well.
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by stunt 6y ago
I know that's standard practice. But, none of those are happening right now. So it was a bit surprising.
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by stunt 6y ago
> " The company also has implemented new service update restrictions at some data centers this week, reflecting the growing concern for a potential cyber attack or volatility in its service in the coming days. " https:/&#
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by stunt 6y ago
We should hold resourceful politicians with their megaphones accountable for what they advocate instead of silencing people or groups that are following them which will only irritate them.
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by stunt 6y ago
I guess because AWS, Apple, and Google may suspend Twitter since Capitol attack was partly organized on Twitter. That was just a lame joke. But, I think this is following the news about how much Twitter was earning out of Trump's accou
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Twitter's stock price tumbled as much as 12% followed suspension of Trump(markets.businessinsider.com)
27 points by stunt 6y ago|4 comments
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by stunt 6y ago
I think we need some universal standards for ToS. The same way we have some visual rating signs for movies and video games. Most of it should be regular and easy to categories. And there should be a separate rating for how many irregular te
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by stunt 6y ago
Yes, as long as they make it a required step. It's your fault if you choose to not read it.
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by stunt 6y ago
"Tending and pruning are not a stranger’s duty, it is through near moderation and free listening that we improve our surroundings" https://scuttlebutt.nz/docs/principles/ What does "near moderation&
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by stunt 6y ago
It will take years to fix this. We should educate people about populism.
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by stunt 6y ago
The article doesn't give any insights about what is happening at Lazada. It also doesn't share any example of "other companies".
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by stunt 6y ago
I'm not sure how effective that strategy is if you exclude the last 2-3 years.
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by stunt 6y ago
This is exactly how internet censorship started in countries like China and Iran. Nobody should have this power. Iran used the same argument to block Telegram because a few groups were teaching people how to make coctel-molotov. But, Telegr
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by stunt 6y ago
I have no way to judge. But I know the normal recovery rate for COVID19 is high. I also know a lot of patients are advised to take Vitamin-D supplement now. So it's hard to say if Vitamin-D is really helping or not without proper test
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by stunt 6y ago
competition aside, do you think that Tesla will hold the same valuation if Elon Musk leaves or dies? If you think Tesla valuation is just Elon hype, that's just a huge risk by itself.
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by stunt 6y ago
Default passwords and not enforcing strong passwords are bad idea by design. I thought we learned that 10 years ago.
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by stunt 6y ago
What a disproportionate reaction from Github. They could simply block network access from Iran to make it easier. Otherwise, blocking without giving warning is wrong. Even banks give warning and deadline to their clients before closing acco
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by stunt 6y ago
Any chance that payment platforms like Stripe will provide some APIs for this?
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by stunt 6y ago
Add the lack of proper account management and customer support to the list.
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by stunt 6y ago
> Recognizing Wikileaks as an arm of Kremlin information warfare Isn't that the same strategy that countries like Iran, Russia, and China have against their whistleblowers? And isn't that the exact behavior that we always blame
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by stunt 6y ago
One of the great things about Xfce is that everything is just a standalone component. My desktop is Xmonad and xfce-panel works great on it. I use panel, settings, power-manager from Xfce (probably a few more). It's very stable and its
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Foreign-Memory Access API in Java(openjdk.java.net)
1 points by stunt 6y ago|0 comments

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