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by yuhong 9y ago
What is funny is how every time the difficulty bomb for Ethereum hits so far, the price also increased soon after.
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by yuhong 9y ago
I am obviously not suggesting that they buy the servers now.
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by yuhong 9y ago
I have been thinking about whether GitLab should buy the M versions that can do 1.5TB of RAM per socket with 128GB 3DS LR-DIMMs. They will probably not use them immediately though. Of course, I think the price gap between 64GB LR-DIMMs and
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by yuhong 9y ago
I wonder if the other founders of Google got involved.
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by yuhong 9y ago
Yea, both are true. The Adobe code is called ATMFD (which last time I checked don't even have PDB symbols on the MS symbol server), and there is also the Indeo codec that was already partially disabled years ago due to even MS not havi
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by yuhong 9y ago
The fun thing is how much code can be used from Windows in Wine.
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by yuhong 9y ago
Third party code would be mostly a problem for XP and older with things like HyperTerminal and Pinball. Even for MS they were a problem: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20080225-00/?p=...
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by yuhong 9y ago
The fun thing is that I can also imagine how it will technically likely work too, such as test signing .msu and .cab to install code modifications for testing. Outlook recently added .msu to blocked attachments.
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by yuhong 9y ago
After a certain number of years is the key difference.
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by yuhong 9y ago
To be more precise, I think the problem they are talking about is that they may still need to remove it from search results even if the original source still has the right to continue to process the info. A compromise would be to eventually
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by yuhong 9y ago
I have been thinking that the ad bubble is a problem for a while now. Ads are basically to encourage consumption, and the US economy has been debt based for decades now.
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by yuhong 9y ago
I think the big problem is the ad bubble not Google itself at this point, though these kind of problems still needs to be traced.
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by yuhong 9y ago
Personally I think the problem is the ad bubble in general not just Google.
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by yuhong 9y ago
When the 2016 ones go off lease it should help a little: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nissan_Leaf#2016_model_year
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by yuhong 9y ago
My hope is that electric trucks will be more popular.
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by yuhong 9y ago
The difference is that a B&W TV will still be usable as long as there is an NTSC signal while an old ICE car won't be usable without gas stations.
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by yuhong 9y ago
I wonder if trucks with solar panels and batteries would help.
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by yuhong 9y ago
>You even already have a good entry point for one of these - the "unresponsive script" dialog. Thanks for bringing that up.
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by yuhong 9y ago
Why?
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by yuhong 9y ago
Does it only require permission if the IP address is being stored?
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by yuhong 9y ago
Does an IP address actually require an opt-in? And if it does, does it only apply if it is being stored?
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by yuhong 9y ago
I wonder which kind of data it actually applies to though.
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by yuhong 9y ago
Mozilla's crash reporter already has the option of submitting the URL.
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by yuhong 9y ago
Worth mentioning is that they are using https://github.com/google/rappor
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by yuhong 9y ago
I just noticed that software patents and employment anti-discrimination laws have some very similar problems. With the performance of manual labor jobs and physical patents the tests tends to be relatively objective, and that was probably w
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by yuhong 9y ago
This reminds me of the 1988 DRAM shortage.
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by yuhong 9y ago
I wonder when Eric Young will leave RSA/EMC, now that RSA BSAFE is dead. As a side note, it is probably worth noting contributors that only made minor changes and are probably not worth sending an announcement email for.
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by yuhong 9y ago
As a side note, this is also why anti-discrimination laws still make sense for things like public places and voting, because the test for whether someone is able to vote for example tends to be objective.
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by yuhong 9y ago
I just noticed that software patents and employment anti-discrimination laws have some very similar problems. With the performance of manual labor jobs and physical patents the tests tends to be relatively objective, and that was probably w
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by yuhong 9y ago
And yes, older Unixes also often used call gates too, for example Solaris.

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