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by tumetab1 8y ago
This title is misleading, should be "Huawei claims to unveil Industry's Highest-Performance ARM-Based CPU"
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by tumetab1 8y ago
Both sides of the world use the "fake news"/"disinformation" as a political weapon. In the USA is made through the media, 501Cs, law and social media companies... in China they use the law to a greater extent. Nothi
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by tumetab1 8y ago
It's SEO, they're always trying to produce content with the keywords on each paragraph.
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by tumetab1 8y ago
Official information here https://status.cloud.google.com/incident/cloud-networking/18...
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by tumetab1 8y ago
> Visual Studio is littered with SQL server and Azure tools which doesn't even make sense. That's the reason I'm phasing out Visual Studio and phase in VSCode. I mess some features but it's a much more open and leaner
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by tumetab1 8y ago
Doesn't work on Firefox (updated) : "Warning: Invalid DOM property `class`. Did you mean `className`?" and some CORS errors.
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by tumetab1 8y ago
Considering the workstation, server and atomic types in the fedora page I'm not sure about using it for desktop/home usage.
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by tumetab1 8y ago
My concern and question should be more clear. I'm already bummed that Ubuntu out-of-box apps Firefox/Thunderbird have already in the LTS dumb bugs. * Thunderbird can't display subjects with emojis correctly (a distro issue).
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by tumetab1 8y ago
Humm, didn't think of them that way.
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by tumetab1 8y ago
I'm amazed at Canonical policy of releasing new versions with these kind of bugs open https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CosmicCuttlefish/ReleaseNotes#Known_... Anyone care to recommend a distro which has better policy on qu
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by tumetab1 8y ago
This article is more focused on how you should approach organization growth and re-structure. Had see a company going through rapid growth I see some good tips there.
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by tumetab1 8y ago
No. Bolsonare is the expected outcome with or without the Internet.
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by tumetab1 8y ago
Unsuccessful startups, for me, are not the problem. The problem is: a) venture capital coming from government which have very low incentives to not waste money (their goal is usually only to have X amount of start ups) - which leads that ca
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by tumetab1 8y ago
The answer to why would news paper would run a bad story usually is just selling ADs. Usually you see more of this on non-mainstream topics or stories that don't get much traction because there will be no backlash.
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by tumetab1 8y ago
Weird quotes from the article: > In this case, there are 86 lead authors from 39 countries, of which 39% are female. > These researchers, who are unpaid, have reviewed the available scientific literature on the feasibility, impacts an
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by tumetab1 8y ago
No, it has been software for many years. But I recall seeing something recent that Apple was trying to make it hardware linked now.
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by tumetab1 8y ago
It's "easy". 1. Ask for the judges phone number 2. Register new account with judges phone number (clean browser, no friends added or pages liked) 3. See friend recommendations from the judge in this new FB profile.
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by tumetab1 8y ago
TIP which I discovered by accident: create a bogus account with your phone number. Facebook will remove the phone number from your account when you do that. You can also use that to check who are your friend who gave FB your phone number.
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by tumetab1 8y ago
https://haveibeenpwned.com/PwnedWebsites > Compromised data: Credit status information, Dates of birth, Education levels, Email addresses, Ethnicities, Family structure, Financial investments, Genders, Home ownership sta
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by tumetab1 8y ago
Then knew what Facebook would try but they choose to believe it woudln't work. It's easy to choose that with that much millions of incentive. It's not their fault as it was not their responsibility to provide a private messag
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by tumetab1 8y ago
> The company is also set to charge businesses for messages they receive from potential customers via the WhatsApp platform — of between a half a penny and 9 cents, depending on the country. Didn't knew this and takes back to the ou
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by tumetab1 8y ago
Knowing Washington they will want to increase military expenses to "fix" the problem.
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by tumetab1 8y ago
Would be great if they could workaround haveibeenpwned lack of support to gmail alias. I understand Troy assessment on the issue but would be great nonetheless.
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by tumetab1 8y ago
or hacker news is :) Besides Chrome 69, issues like this are not new, we are just taking a moment of "wait a minute, Google is bad? they also did X, Y, Z in the past"
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by tumetab1 8y ago
That made me laugh :) Would love to see a gif/video of that with rage as a soundtrack :D
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by tumetab1 8y ago
Nice point, I was trying to guess what value could this have for apple.
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by tumetab1 8y ago
Not evil, just less intelligent. In a small company every manager can weight more factors. As it gets bigger and specialization grows a manager must reduce what it considers to focus on more specific tasks. In a small company, a development
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by tumetab1 8y ago
That link leads to me an empty page, is the URL correct?
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by tumetab1 8y ago
Yubikey still saves you from a PC malware but I would suggest anyone not to store your yubikey besides your computer (or laptop bag) but to attach to your phone/keychain so it's on you all the time since it's safer that way.
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by tumetab1 8y ago
Thanks for that insight, it makes sense. Big corporations usually pick some good rule of thumb (use data based decisions) and pervert it until it's a blind rule. Now I can see some understand some of Google bad decisions, sentiment and

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