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> In some cases, medical differences Sickle cell disease is an example of this, as it mostly appears in black people ("Sub-saharan descent"). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sickle_cell_disease
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5y ago
You have to write text, but you can hide your review (friends only I think).
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5y ago
GNU AGPLv3 Wiki quote: > GNU Affero General Public License is a modified version of the ordinary GNU GPL version 3. It has one added requirement: if you run a modified program on a server and let other users communicate with it there, yo
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5y ago
I also found courses that had discussions at lectures and prerequisite reading material to be the best, for more or less the same reason.
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5y ago
I generally won't buy single player games I can't pirate. The reason for this is they either have some online only bullshit, which is unacceptable in a single player game, or some DRM performance degrading virus. The only game I p
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5y ago
Going back alone earns no money. Not sure how the exact math checks out, but drivers don't seem to think it's a good deal.
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5y ago
Where I live there's an API for buses in the capital city and anyone can build an app on top of that. Not quite sure you need to apply for an API key or if it's completely public. That sounds like a nice solution to me.
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5y ago
Browser extensions with 10k users are routinely acquired as a "spying platform".
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5y ago
Best devs I ever worked with never completed high school.
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5y ago
> Wildly off topic ranting about the balance of embodied versus emitted CO2 for the typical ICE vehicle omitted. Clue: 10 years is about the break-even point Do you mean it takes about 10 years for the car to emit the same amount of co2
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5y ago
Last I checked, my performance almost doubled in multicore benchmarks when I disabled mitigations.
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5y ago
What hardware are you running? OP was running a virtual machine with "4GB of RAM, 4 cores and a 32GB fixed disk for each build". I do wonder how if they only did one run per test or multiple, since n=1 will mean noise can mess wit
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5y ago
It also supports porting on Switch, PS4 and Xbox One by way of third party companies. https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/tutorials/platform/co...
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5y ago
Thanks for the links. That is bonkers and I'm glad it didn't turn out.
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5y ago
Apple has a 15% computer market share, of which only a fraction is the new ARM processors. There is a 0% chance of them having a 30% market share in the next 5 years.
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5y ago
Valve had ads in games?
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5y ago
Dang has alluded it's being worked on so long threads wont need to be paginated anymore.
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5y ago
We did this at my previous company. What our app did was get data from a queue, enrich it with the API, then send it off to another queue. They provided test data and a test environment, but it was horrible, changed unpredictably and data f
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5y ago
You can have proprietary drivers even though the Linux kernel is GPL.
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5y ago
> I also have some games outside of steam on gog and epic, does it work with those too? It should since it uses Wine under the hood, but the ease of use is obviously way worse.
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5y ago
I like schadenfreude as much as the next guy, but some of these graphs are just plain awful. The registered channels for freenode shows them plummeting, while the actual difference is about 0.5%.
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5y ago
> They were a lot like magazine ads, the website owners would run ads in the same broad interest category as their site. Funnily enough, this is targeted advertising. Before the current shitshow, ads were targeted, then came tracking and
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5y ago
It gives you the ground truth with which you then correlate fingerprints from non-first-party domains.
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5y ago
No joke - yes. If my company gets big enough to need employees, I plan to compensate them for home offices.
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Oh god, you were not joking. I'm honestly wondering what graphics designers are thinking to come up with a design that _literally will not distinguish neighboring elements from each other_.
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5y ago
They did reduce default quality for corona reasons before, might be the same thing?
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5y ago
I set my age to about 3 months old in Skype and got locked out. They need my CC to verify my age because of COPA (child online protection act in the US) or something.
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5y ago
Is there any indication those scripts are not run until you click you accept?
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5y ago
Those are things you need for the website to work. Session/login cookies are examples of this. It also applies to other data, for example if you order something they have a legitimate interest to ask for and store your address (but onl
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5y ago
One 100 megabit connection is cheaper than 10x 10 megabit connections. The less sharing happens the more profit they have.
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