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by stunt 6y ago
It could be a USB-C adapter issue if you are using HDMI. Just try different adapters until you find one that works well with your monitors. I don't understand why Apple doesn't make a high-end multi port USB-C dock after all these
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by stunt 6y ago
"mature"
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FireEye cybersecurity tools compromised in state-sponsored attack(theverge.com)
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by stunt 6y ago
I worked in the telecom industry, and knowing how much surveillance related regulations was there, I can't believe true e2e encryption is a thing on the internet. I'm surprised how so many people in tech believe that a messaging a
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by stunt 6y ago
It's just impossible to fix it. You have to put players with different ranks in a server. If you just sort everyone by their skills, you get good teams that crush the rest of server. It will be annoying for low rank players, and boring
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by stunt 6y ago
That's one of the reasons that a lot of streamers just play with other streamers in squads. Winning a shooter game as a streamer is easy specially with Battle Royale games. You have huge advantage just playing with your friends in a pa
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GitHub Octoverse Report 2020(octoverse.github.com)
5 points by stunt 6y ago|0 comments
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Google shutting down Poly 3D content platform(techcrunch.com)
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by stunt 6y ago
But that argument applies to everything we outsource to Asia. There are more critical products during the war time. I'm sure we can live without 3nm processors for a few years if we have to. You just need to have some stockpiles, some
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by stunt 6y ago
The US already has all the most haves. Most of the IPs are US owned (by Intel, AMD, Texas Instruments, NXP, Apple, Broadcom, Nvidia, Qualcomm, ARM etc). It's just the manufacturing capacity and fabrication facilities. Intel holds some
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by stunt 6y ago
They are adding more layers. But nobody said there are no other improvements. Up to 30% power reduction, up to 70% logic density gain, and up to 15% performance gain is all that matters.
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by stunt 6y ago
You should read about EUV tech and what ASML does if you are interested on this topic.
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AWS-reInvent2020 keynote summary – new features and services [video](youtube.com)
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by stunt 6y ago
Even a doctor can't answer that without having access to your medical documents. So get advise from your doctor. Perhaps it depends on your "health issues". And, don't look for an answer from the internet anytime soon. I
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by stunt 6y ago
Talking sarcastically, perhaps the next time we will hear about Swiss luxury smart watches, since they are often given as a gift to executives and politicians.
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by stunt 6y ago
There is no way to run anything substantial like ProtonMail without getting tapped by agencies or even worst they will force you to integrate and cooperate. There are just many regulations and you have to comply.
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by stunt 6y ago
You are right. Perhaps he meant if it can be used with the Rohloff system or not. It can be used with the Rohloff system. But, I think you need a compatible chain ring since they are talking about a new tooth design requirements. The Rohlof
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AWS announced a SQL-compatible query language for DynamoDB(aws.amazon.com)
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by stunt 6y ago
No! and that's why we had nuclear deal with Iran to monitor their nuclear program. No country has the same amount of international monitoring on their nuclear program that Iran has by IAEA. They signed more nuclear treaties than many o
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by stunt 6y ago
I agree with that. But to continue above analogy, The U.S. assassinated an Iranian major general in January claiming it was necessary to stop an imminent attack. Israel has similar claims against Iran. That's why they are also assassin
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by stunt 6y ago
> Massive setback in Iran's nuclear weapons ambitions. You really believe that a single scientist was the main brain for the whole project? The mail goal is perhaps to impact negotiations between Iran and Biden's administration
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by stunt 6y ago
> If nobody had nuclear weapons the second world war would have lasted longer and the invasion of the Japanese mainland would have cost far more lives Yes, that's what we were told. But, was it really necessary to bomb Japanese citi
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by stunt 6y ago
Not to mention, the current regime in Iran is in power as the result of previous interventions by the U.S. and the UK. And yet we think another regime change is going to fix the mess we created for them years ago.
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by stunt 6y ago
Was it really? That guy was leading one of the largest and the most effective ground forces against ISIS in Iraq and Syria. His troops had contact with the U.S. and Russia for air support. I wouldn't be surprised if one of U.S. regiona
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by stunt 6y ago
What is the point of assasinating a scientist? I'm sure he was not single handedly doing everything. It seems just an effort to provoke Iran into a conflict with the U.S.
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by stunt 6y ago
There is a popular opinion that having a certificate doesn't necessarily means that you have knowledge. And that certainly doesn't mean that all certified people don't have knowledge. That also doesn't mean that there ar
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by stunt 6y ago
AWS also gives companies discount on their AWS bill if number of their engineers take AWS certifications. And that's just a great tool to hook more companies into their services. More AWS certified engineers are there and hired, more l
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by stunt 6y ago
I've switched to 1Gbps from 50Mbps this year since I work from home now. I assume there are many more like me everywhere.
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Dutch journalist gatecrashes EU defence video conference(bbc.com)
1 points by stunt 6y ago|1 comments
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by stunt 6y ago
Seriously!! I’m sure we all have something to say about this. But, this isn’t the type of content that we normally discuss here. I hate to point out something is off-topic, and I know even that is against guideline. But, sometimes I feel th

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