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by xlayn 11y ago
I would like to add a reference from the article that supports your point of view. >that lowered forecast eventually prove too aggressive. As you mention better distribution is key, I would add this could spark more spending and therefor
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by xlayn 11y ago
Evaluate more options. Could this little plastic bit not be the problem and the actual problem be the real cause for the recall? They have to track back the origin of the plastic piece. -maybe the tiny piece is not the problem? -maybe
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by xlayn 11y ago
Sadly this did not get more debate or comments. I'm not in his position, and it provides some insight, and yes it can be even compelling. My "against" points would be that: -There is people working as hard as you do to ke
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by xlayn 11y ago
Hey thanks for the links. I'll stick to rules and avoid this situation on the future.
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by xlayn 11y ago
It doesn't add anything, a Mac is a pc, there is nothing special on it, it's related to something happening inside the browser, so for discovery sake he can post I 100x increase my Mac battery by putting it to sleep. This post is
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by xlayn 11y ago
Why the Mac reference? last time I check anything from my ipaq to my nokia maemo to my ROG laptop to my thinkpad to my arduino behave the same way: they drain more power the more work they do. Which is all again related to summatory of work
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by xlayn 11y ago
Thanks for the heads up about these details. As you mention if you agree to one request you agree to all requests plus proving you can do it. A nice side effect of agreeing to this request would be to put an update that closes all the loops
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by xlayn 11y ago
While we believe the FBI’s intentions are good, it would be wrong for the government to force us to build a backdoor into our products. And ultimately, we fear that this demand would undermine the very freedoms and liberty o
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by xlayn 11y ago
Do you like the MacBook but don't like the OS? go ahead and change it, you can have triple boot. Tiny fonts and pop ups doesn't have anything to do with the machine you are going to buy (unless you also want the website). HP makes
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by xlayn 11y ago
I have a question about this article and in general about every article in the lines of -how to save X -what was the problem of Y -what should XY focus to fix the problem How is it possible for the poster (say a blogger or a more
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by xlayn 11y ago
This is the same argument you had before from another perspective, I'll rewrite mine as such: Trust everyone means you don't have an opinion and you are naive. On the other hand not everyone is meant to have an opinion [0]. [0] h
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by xlayn 11y ago
I disagree. Your post is the total opposite opinion of the article. Trust others, that would free you to accomplish. How are you going to accomplish something without spending energy and time on it? Both approaches are wrong in the sense th
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by xlayn 11y ago
While it address the situation on stack overflow, this is a problem in general with communities: -It's my opinion that with enough time communities are driven and shaped by the leaders this has at least the following two asp
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by xlayn 11y ago
There are two things for this situation -On one hand Intel is disabling a "Feature" of their cpus as a way of preventing users to get "More expensive performance" without paying for it; you can think of it
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by xlayn 11y ago
>[1] My non-technical wife, who has a Mac, recently needed to use my work laptop. Her first reaction on seeing the screen was "wow, your firm cheaped out, huh?" I've got a totally maxed out ThinkPad T450s with i7, 20GB of
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by xlayn 11y ago
Correlation doesn't imply causation. Also week as there is no data supporting evidence. And as you may already know every formula for how to do something outside closed systems like mathematics are biased, non concluding, erroneous or
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by xlayn 11y ago
First Twitter, and now Linked In. I've called unicorns and specially those without business model a bubble. What we are looking is a shift... -Happened from real state to oil -Oil to IT unicorns Now the question is where is
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by xlayn 11y ago
I have thought about this and my conclusion is that we have power over those companies, the power is on your decision not to buy any products from them. -Take for chance apple, Imagine people not buying a single iPhone until they sta
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by xlayn 11y ago
I disagree, there is a lot of functionality aimed to keep users safe, if "non-technical end-users" can't understand and go through them; they may be better leaving them alone. On the other hand also prevents those users from
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by xlayn 11y ago
There is an interesting point in this review... Seems like industry has get good enough to make hardware -Microsoft and the beautiful magnesium surface pro -Apple and the aluminum design (the possible saphire screen and the new alumi
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by xlayn 11y ago
Other options: -The name of the wireless in a database and picking up the first one, could not be fixable changing the router name or ip address as it is already recorded somewhere -Same for other routers or ip address in the
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by xlayn 11y ago
Resume: if you don't need the ports, don't mind go back to 2012 Mac book Air processing power [0], don't mind that there is no way to update it or fix it "The MacBook 2015 Repairability Score: 1 out of 10 (10 is easiest
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by xlayn 11y ago
You are right, that title makes it look more alarming than yours, but in the link you provide there is a statement that still provides a similar statistic: "The world’s richest 1 percent — including the very richest — hold 48 percent o
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by xlayn 11y ago
Thank you for the comment, I learned something new today. Resume: "if you could break a 4096-bit RSA key, you've probably found a fundamental weakness in RSA that means you should move to a different algorithm entirely"
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by xlayn 11y ago
Thanks, It's not the first time I receive that comment, I have to work on better expressing my ideas.
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by xlayn 11y ago
"You say that like it's a bad thing" I'm not, in fact it's a good thing. A second objective of tax would be wealth redistribution, I firmly believe tax heavens and evasion is one of the current problems in USA; I as
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by xlayn 11y ago
I understand your point, I'm just presenting one of several possible approaches/points of view: -Defensive: Remove links to: "made by" -Reactive: Handle the situation every time it appears. -Proactive: See if this repres
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by xlayn 11y ago
"When you have a conversation with an idiot, nobody watching can tell which one of you is the idiot". They are not idiots, they are average people, tech is complex, I wonder if people who have to be told or explain things to repre
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by xlayn 11y ago
I've thinking about the entry... and every once and then you think about it; and realize: it's about choice... What will be the best use of your time? When someone ask for the best flavor of linux, or program, or car; depending on
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by xlayn 11y ago
This is taking the objective of taxes to an extreme: redistribution of resources from the wealthiest to the poorest. From wikipedia: "Governments also use taxes to fund welfare and public services. These services can include education

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