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451.
by yuhong 9y ago
Looks like AntMiner S5 runs at 350Mhz, and this interference is at 700Mhz. Also 700Mhz in cell phones is relatively new.
452.
by yuhong 9y ago
Yea, the current US economy is debt-based with government bonds, which is the main way they are able to import more goods without hyperinflation.
453.
by yuhong 9y ago
There is a story on /r/teslamotors about winning a Tesla. I wonder if Tesla itself knows who was the winner now.
454.
by yuhong 9y ago
For fun, read about ToAscii in https://github.com/BlastarIndia/msword/blob/7a66dde071722f6f...
455.
by yuhong 9y ago
I wonder what if the client sued and then the developer counter-sue for the breach of contract.
456.
by yuhong 9y ago
I wonder what the official Mozilla Firefox upstream does.
457.
by yuhong 9y ago
Also see https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/former-silicon-valley-ceo-ind...
458.
by yuhong 9y ago
Thinking about it, it probably won't cost that much more to officially support basic PCB printing in almost all their printers, right?
459.
by yuhong 9y ago
AFAIK it is part of DOS not Windows.
460.
by yuhong 9y ago
And the ad bubble themselves is partly to blame, thanks to the way the debt-based economy works. For example, Google raises housing prices in California.
461.
by yuhong 9y ago
Yea, old anti-trust exhibits mentioned so-called 32-bit Windows extenders, which had many limitations compared to say OS/2 2.0. For example, I think all Win32s apps ran in a single global address space, not to mention the lack of multi
462.
by yuhong 9y ago
DriveSpace. And yes, something similar to Windows 3.1 standard mode was used for both, often called mini-Windows.
463.
by yuhong 9y ago
I think they ditched it in XP SP2.
464.
by yuhong 9y ago
Yea, that is why I dislike anti-discrimination laws for anything other than manual labor. It is often difficult to objectively determine why someone was fired.
465.
by yuhong 9y ago
And fortunately commercial pilot licenses are semi-common too.
466.
by yuhong 9y ago
I am not even talking about the problem with the practice itself. I am talking about the culture that caused the practice in the first place.
467.
by yuhong 9y ago
I suspect the culture that led to cutting 10% of low performers was part of why manufacturing went to the Japanese. It is known for example that part of why DRAM was beaten by the Japanese in the 1980s was cooperation instead of competition
468.
by yuhong 9y ago
I was suspecting that it was caused by https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/30/us/politics/eric-schmidt-...
469.
by yuhong 9y ago
What is really irritating is when for example an update that only changes mshtml.dll requires a reboot because a program unnecessarily depends on it. These are not as common as it used to be though.
470.
by yuhong 9y ago
Don't forget OpenSSL. Imagine how long SSLv3 or export ciphers would last if this was done in the 1990s
471.
by yuhong 9y ago
Yes, based on Core 1 (Yonah) processors.
472.
by yuhong 9y ago
My favorite is Eric Schmidt leaving after https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/30/us/politics/eric-schmidt-...
473.
by yuhong 9y ago
My favorite is Eric Schmidt leaving after https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/30/us/politics/eric-schmidt-...
474.
by yuhong 9y ago
There is a side effect in that the margins of prebuilt PCs should rise.
475.
by yuhong 9y ago
That being said, Apple has been waiting for Cannonlake for LPDDR4 support.
476.
by yuhong 9y ago
I remember the selling on insider information claims, and was skeptical that it would matter that much.
477.
by yuhong 9y ago
Which also happens to be why we used binary document formats first then moved to XML too.
478.
by yuhong 9y ago
I dislike the forum posting approval policy for Whole Foods executives (in the code of conduct). It was not a good solution to the problem.
479.
by yuhong 9y ago
Yea, it is zero byte now.
480.
by yuhong 9y ago
That Win-X menu was actually introduced in Win8.

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