tus666

15 ms·

121.
by tus666 4y ago
Does it work without fail when you drive out of range of mobile reception?
122.
by tus666 4y ago
Does Google ban it's employees from using Apple products? Google is barely a hardware company, it would hardly be surprising if large number of Google employees using Apple laptops/imacs/ipods...and yes iphones.
123.
by tus666 4y ago
Still lower than what actual charities pocket when taking expenses, wages, etc into account.
124.
by tus666 4y ago
> was the direct predecessor of the turbofan engine Looks like it was a turbofan engine, maybe the first.
125.
by tus666 4y ago
Lol
126.
by tus666 4y ago
Do they still get to keep part of the other country if they win? If not, then no - as war tends to have objectives.
127.
by tus666 4y ago
We will still be maintaining massive codebases of COBOL and Java and Python that we have lost the ability to re-write.
128.
by tus666 4y ago
I wonder if there are legal implications though if there was a crash and it provides evidence that the maker actually knew it was unsafe.
129.
by tus666 4y ago
Bit scary there is probably a bunch of code in a car explicitly marked as "unsafe".
130.
by tus666 4y ago
Yes. It's always a cat and mouse game. Whether they are actually smart enough to think of it is a different question.
131.
by tus666 4y ago
You would think a writer would know how to write a less grammatically ambiguous title.
132.
by tus666 4y ago
> A thunderclap happens when lightning strikes, heating the air around the bolt to as high "as 50,000 degrees Fahrenheit, 5 times hotter than the surface of the sun," the National Weather Service said. "Immediately after t
133.
by tus666 4y ago
Ye gad.
134.
by tus666 4y ago
Won't help much after they run out of missiles, which they are close to.
135.
by tus666 4y ago
But at least the "not interested" option works well, at least for me.
136.
by tus666 4y ago
Russia isn't the only source of opposition to the Marxist hate movement known as feminism.
137.
by tus666 4y ago
Docker is not a virtual machine. It's basically chroot. And what do you think the performance impact of chroot is? Not much. About the only significant impact would be on networking - which is often virtualized in docker (especially k
138.
by tus666 4y ago
Isn't this how competition works? Big payoffs create massive incentives for people to create great products in the hope they will be bought out. Adobe may have "destroyed" one great product, but think of the hundreds of new o
139.
by tus666 4y ago
No-one donates to Google, nor does it ask for donations.
140.
by tus666 4y ago
Surely Ukraine is going to try and use this momentum to take back Crimea. Crazy not to. Looks like Putin's big gamble paid off...for the other side. Ukraine will become part of NATO for sure now. Crimea will become a major Ukrainian na
141.
by tus666 4y ago
Quite regularly in Python, despite the stack limitation. Why? It's sometimes the only elegant way to walk over small tree-like data structures, the depth of which you can be safely assured will never approach Python inbuilt limit (and
142.
by tus666 4y ago
Maybe they were skunkworks programs so secret the rest of the military was in the dark - hence classifying them as UFOs.
143.
by tus666 4y ago
Isn't Salesforce the alternative?
144.
by tus666 4y ago
Message to a certain someone perhaps?
145.
by tus666 4y ago
> His Majesty the King said Interesting there is no transition period or ceremony - he is just King.
146.
by tus666 4y ago
Dont we usually get a shared article link to lwn?
147.
by tus666 4y ago
I have never really like the concept of technical debt. It sort of implies all imperfection is debt. Yes all software has imperfections and warts. And as this article explains it's not really debt, as it often doesn't need to be &
148.
by tus666 4y ago
Well please don't use any Linux distro either, most of the tooling is written in Python.
149.
by tus666 4y ago
Wonder why its Ultra and not Pro.
150.
by tus666 4y ago
Wasn't it released in mid '96?

More ›