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I'm not experienced in C or kernel code but from my understanding they use it almost entirely like a catch/finally clause of many higher level language which is a widely accepted and successful pattern.
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What wasn't clear was that is there a known browser sandboxing vulnerability at this point that can be used to get root or the idea is that if someone has one they could use this one to get root. Can I use Chrome in my Android phone no
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I actually like them both a lot for someone who is a developer who has spend hours fixing/optimizing large queries. As someone mentioned in another comment good syntax highlighting is often not available for sql (if any) so having the
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7y ago
I have heard it a lot but I'm not sure how true that is. Given all the specifics of essentially abuse/corruption (whatever you might call it) by US medical industry it's hard to believe their claim of subsidizing the world. T
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I'm not an American and get confused with the specifics. But thanks for sharing the link itself. I myself saw the same video and some of first timers in House and their to the point questions a lot.
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This is the guy who said to Sen. Katie Porter that his SSN is privileged information leaking of which result in identity fraud and significant damages while his lawyers were arguing that their own leak didn't cause any harm? Few people
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I don't really understand network much. > dsvpn server /root/vpn.key auto 443 auto 10.8.0.254 10.8.0.2 So what does those last two ip means? Similarly for the client.
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Modern web is all about bloat and ever complicated ways of doing the meaningless things and how to make a web page more expensive and slower by far than applications that did 10 times 10 years ago. Web has good things going for it biggest b
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It's fair that they need some of those rights to make the photos available. Doesn't make it untrue that facebook will use whatever means that can now and specially in future to extract values from those photos and not care about s
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Is almost all big size tech startups effectively focused on becoming modern day cartel under the guise of improving the world?
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Intel Reveals Three New Cutting-Edge Packaging Technologies
(tomshardware.com)
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That is good news. On the other hand compared to Zen2 the power usage is kind of disappointing. Navi is taking similar or even significantly higher power while using 7nm vs. nvidia 12nm.
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This is such a weird article that tries to completely ignore that Jim Keller just came from AMD after a successful stint there. It also tries to completely ignore the fact that among intel's biggest challenge is not just Moore's l
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7y ago
Can you please clarify this a little more. I thought I read in HN many times that commingled items can be supplied from any vendors supply and not the one a buyer chose. What does it mean that they track it but don't ensure that proper
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I thought there were articles a while ago (related to some murder and Alexa recording) that Amazon don't keep the recording? Am I miss remembering things or this was well known. Regardless this seems another example of just hoarding da
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This just smells like a rat like some others said. It's probably true that the deal while might not be essential probably did help Chinese cpu development. But it's unlikely that US govt. at the time didn't understand the imp
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Only AMD execs truly knows but I think there might be two factors involved. They really want to attract new customers and build echo system and the second part is hard when everyone has been buying almost entirely intel. The second is their
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I think people also forget how must during and post WW2 a huge chunk of world talent moved to US and how that contributed to the technological superiority. If you take top 0.01% talent of the world in STEM, what percentage of them would be
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I somehow completely missed this coverage of Infinity Fabric power usage. I wonder if IF power usage percentage remains the same in this generation or it has been reduced. If not improvement of IF power usage would remain a viable opportuni
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I think even on 1st gen Zen processor intel had performance/watt advantage though the gap was lower. It's Zen 2 that has completely obliterated intel in performance/watt. Which is almost a bigger shock than the AMD taking the
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I guess you are not aware that at this point everything suggest that the upcoming AMD 7nm processors are significantly more efficient that similar performance intel processor. The Ryzen processor is 105w vs. the significantly slower intel p
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If that's really true, a 16 core AMD having a higher performance than a 18 core intel processor at twice the price, that's a fabulous news for all consumers. Hopefully that will stop both intel from setting absurd price for mid en
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There seems to be almost too many options with each having some features that I don't truly understand. What would everyone recommend for an all around usage for scissors and even for a knife? I often have problems with scissors not cu
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Ohh it's accurate in the sense that it records who is the owner, the record label. On the other hand fixing the artists and others metadata is only needed to pay off others which only reduces their profit. If they needed the correctnes
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Two self-driving startups team up to build a different kind of Lidar
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I know of the G series and I know why they are usually a GEN behind specially given the quality of discrete graphics AMD has and they need to sale. But for work, for just productivity a lot of the savings washes up with the GPU. It used to
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I'm really looking forward to this. But one issue with current AMD cpu is that you have to buy a desktop GPU even when you are not doing any kind of gaming and such. I know intel iGPU haven't been terribly good but for work they a
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It's interesting though that Ryzen 9 is almost the highest clocked part of the bunch.
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Isn't that effectively the construction material for the ship Albatross in 'Robur the Conqueror' ?
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Assuming what's revealed so far is reasonably accurate and the decisions were not taken for some yet to be revealed completely unexpected reason (unlikely) here's who to blame. This was a business decision to remove re-certificati
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