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by yuhong 9y ago
As a side note, Mozilla bought Pocket more than a year after this debacle: https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/3vijxi/psa_mozilla... Removal of Firefox Hello took only 6 months: https://
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The history behind MS04-011(twitter.com)
2 points by yuhong 9y ago|0 comments
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by yuhong 9y ago
I have been thinking of a yellow single click SSL warning for thing like OCSP server cannot be contacted. Not enabled by default for now, of course.
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by yuhong 9y ago
The thing I really dislike is how the US economy is based on credit and consumption. The Federal Reserve probably basically regulate how fast money is printed so it has value, which is then often used to import goods from for example Japan
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by yuhong 9y ago
I should also mention highway guardrails, where incompatiblity can harm people: http://kdvr.com/2016/11/22/colorado-inspecting-every-guardra...
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by yuhong 9y ago
Even before the IBM PC there was the Altair. Ed Roberts mentioned in http://www.virtualaltair.com/virtualaltair.com/mits0011.asp that “We should have copyrighted the name or patented the bus”.
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by yuhong 9y ago
Looks like their argument is that "We don't need ads that are personal. You can just get ads that are based on location."
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by yuhong 9y ago
Yea, basically the demand for goods from China is fuelled by increasing US and other debt, which increased the value of the yen too. In the 1970s and 1980s when US first got off the gold standard it was Japan I think.
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by yuhong 9y ago
Thinking about it, the entire US economy has been about increasing consumption and credit since the 1970s.
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by yuhong 9y ago
Open Group had COMsource: http://www.opengroup.org/comsource/
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by yuhong 9y ago
I am not quite sure about whether sexual harassment laws are a good idea yet.
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by yuhong 9y ago
The fun thing is that burning hydrocarbons also itself produce water too!
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by yuhong 9y ago
I remember this debacle: https://plus.google.com/+BensonLeung/posts/TkAnhK84TT7 The cable has long since been recalled, but it is worth mentioning that Benson Leung is a Google employee and Anker was formed by for
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by yuhong 9y ago
Notice at least two MS employees responded to this thread. I posted myself in another one: https://twitter.com/yuhong2/status/863463634281746433
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by yuhong 9y ago
Did they complain to MS? I imagine that MS would care a lot about losing enterprise sales.
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by yuhong 9y ago
I like to think more in terms of the trade deficit and budget deficit.
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by yuhong 9y ago
The US economy has been based on debt since the 1970s. The more debt increases, more goods gets imported from other countries. One other important debt is government debt, which was one of the reasons we got off the gold standard in the fir
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by yuhong 9y ago
Thinking about it, if the US economy was still on the gold standard in the 1970s, it probably would have been declined when Japanese cars and other goods took over and would be very different by now. As a side note, one of the reason we got
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by yuhong 9y ago
The fun thing is that OS/2 2.0 would have easily beat classic Mac OS if MS did not turn it into an entire fiasco.
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by yuhong 9y ago
I should also mention that they are targeting only single and dual socket.
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by yuhong 9y ago
I have been thinking about the GitLab IPO for a while now, though fortunately the US SEC don't take the same position.
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Canadian firms can’t use social media to report key information, CSA rules(theglobeandmail.com)
3 points by yuhong 9y ago|1 comments
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by yuhong 9y ago
They are often based on lower density DDR3 chips that consume more power per bit. That being said you can do 1TB on a normal dual socket server with 64GB DDR4 LR-DIMMs for a while now, though they do come at a cost per bit premium.
924.
by yuhong 9y ago
I think even 128GB RDIMMs using TSV and 8Gbit DDR4 is expensive at this point. Interestingly, I have not even seen any 16Gbit DDR4 announcements.
925.
by yuhong 9y ago
The fun thing is that the 802.3bz standard don't refer to Cat5e or Cat6 but describe the requirements in the standard itself. I wonder if this is due to marketing, for example see Kamal Dalmia's comment in: http://www.a
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by yuhong 9y ago
Win10 also has an insider program too.
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by yuhong 9y ago
As a side note, the delay to release PDB symbols on MS's symbol server after a Patch Tuesday has been at least days and sometimes more than a week for the last two months (at least for the Win10 symbols I tried). I use them a lot with
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by yuhong 9y ago
for example: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4019264/windows-7-u...
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by yuhong 9y ago
Critical systems that require long term support is what Win10 Enterprise LTSB was designed for, which you get with Software Assurance.
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by yuhong 9y ago
The recent cumulative rollups should include it and should be clearly labeled.

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