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by vectorEQ 9y ago
i feel the same, you should only use these kind of performance improvements if you MUST, not just to gain speed willynilly. Speed always comes at a price, and if it's not needed , then it;'s not needed. Faster is not always better
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
good article, though as other posters suggest, just use it if you obsolutely must, and measure / test the results for any issues!
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
just because they earn money ,doesnt mean it's their main goal. a lot of IT companies who are HUGE didnt even have a model to earn money. they just got a lot of it because they made something that was wanted by a lot of people.
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
same here, but then again, if you don't disclose it and cover it up properly, who's to say you've been hacked? it's a bit of a chicken and egg problem. unless some external party can prove you are hacked, which is not al
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
I wonder who they will get this information, and if it will be perceived by people in the event of false positives, that it's internet cencorship going on.
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
"...and target apple devices..." wait what? xD is this compared to governments? lol, so random to put that in the list with germany and other governments being hacked...
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
since when does an advertisement company decide what is legitimate news?
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
This might shed some light on your question: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_operating_system...
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
signs of american meddling in opinions on russia
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
https://zorinos.com/about/ That page doesn't mention anything about added security layers, and it's statement about Linux security is just plain wrong, and dangerous, as it might even delude people into a fal
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
"sending nudes now a hallmark of our society" rip humanity
642.
by vectorEQ 9y ago
be happy you are allowed to be bored sometimes. most of the world population has no time for this luxury. think about it!
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
people make derps in code, even google. if the content of said documents were stolen then i'd say worry about it. but there is no indication this has actually happened. "This morning, we made a code push that incorrectly flagged a
644.
by vectorEQ 9y ago
nasa's ambitious plan to slurp up tax dollars
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
this is the only fully 100% proven crypto method. rest is 'weak' , only saved by lack of computing power, not actual difficulty of algorithm. problem with otp is dat if you can send the pad... you mightswell not use it. as the pad
646.
by vectorEQ 9y ago
i think this is pretty cool ,and getting more relevant now quantum computers are comming closer... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McEliece_cryptosystem
647.
by vectorEQ 9y ago
that moment when all the anti - american capitalism people became russian agents
648.
by vectorEQ 9y ago
http://dune.scs.stanford.edu/ <-- software is there for us to play with, very cool! =]
649.
by vectorEQ 9y ago
there's way to much hype around apple! >.<
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
peter sunde seems a bit loopy these days. "He repeated his claim that the internet began life as a nearly-perfect and free place." - in what universe did this happen? it got developed by DARPA ffs... "“We’ve centralized all
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
love how this os is progressing, bit heavy still on the resources, but thats fair for a hypervisor, those tend not to run on potatoes. :D so much fun to fiddle with!
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
browsers are complex beasts, but they dont need to really go 60+ fps... if a page loads in a second people don't sweat it. if a frame loads in a second, people throw their pc out of a window and rage your company into an early grave ;D
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
Hehe, this is only the rendering part per frame, imagine the AI computations and all other game logic also going , hopefuly within this magically 16ms time =] Game engines in my opinion are some of the most savage pieces of software, pushin
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
lxml is nice. i would as suggested parse and scrape in different threads so you can speed up a bit, but it's not required per se. if you can't get the data you see on the website using lxml there might be ajax or other stuff imple
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
seems like ok box to run git / vpn server on depending on bandwidth availible. i run vps with debian (lazy, insecure...) with git and some other services behind it which i use for personal code backups etc.. if it's life long free
656.
by vectorEQ 9y ago
meanwhile outside of the US, everyone is adopting kaspersky :P
657.
by vectorEQ 9y ago
wtf. forgotten by whom? What mystery? > everything is magnetism. > inertia is where no force exists. https://arxiv.org/abs/1504.00333 https://www.google.com/search?tbo=p&tbm=pts&hl=en&amp
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
agree, i would add self-reflect. because you can't know someone else if you don't know yourself. And you can't treat someone like you would like to be treated, if you dont know what you like and how you'd like to be trea
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
mining cats, thats finally some useful blockchain tech, has to be first for everything
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
not all. quit a few though :F my main question in this thing: they talk about protocol weakness, yet speak about fixing it via patch / implementation change. Anyone could clarify this perhaps??

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