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Why New F-35 Lightning II Stealth Fighters Are Arriving Without Radars
(19fortyfive.com)
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To be honest, I would rather spend 5x effort while doing my normal work, because salary won't grow.
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Amazon Just Confirmed My Worst Fear About the AI Economy
(medium.com)
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I'm pleased to announce that Git conflict markers are parsed as valid Scala
(twitter.com)
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5y ago
Combined with Australian anti-encryption laws it almost feels they don't even have to breached to expose everything.
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5y ago
This is how you step on a path of a genocide ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genocide )
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5y ago
Russia, I think, has 11 timezones. So essentially it is office hours entire day.
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5y ago
Hurting and wiping out oligarchs would be a great favor to common Russian folk!
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Camera without a phone?
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A majority of young adults in the U.S. live with their parents
(pewresearch.org)
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6y ago
This is a weak argument: Should USA be reigned in as well to avoid millions be put in prisons and used a cheap source of labor?
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6y ago
Voted by who? German chancellor is elected by Bundestag and not directly by the people. I guess in terms of USA that would be like Democrats and Republicans coming up with a president.
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6y ago
Merkel of Germany has been chancellor since 2005 (15 years) Putin has been president since 2000 with 4 years break (16 years). So technically he is not THAT bad in comparison.
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Ex-Intel engineer: Apple turned away from Intel over Skylake CPU bugs
(zdnet.com)
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Sharepoint Online runs on separate infrastructure from Azure in their own data centers.
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Google can revoke Android licenses if TV makers partner with competitors
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7y ago
If porn sites are liable for their content - FB should be too. Porn sites managed to survive and thrive and so will FB.
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I am using both Proton Mail and VPN and am quite happy with it. In your case deeper problem is that so much of you digital life depends on a single point of failure - your Gmail account and it can go in a blink of an eye. Trick for a switch
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The Great Air Race
(nytimes.com)
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7y ago
The point of law is not to force backdoors but to counter monopolies. Google devices come with Google maps, search and so on. When people get new devices, often they will stick to whatever is pre-installed. Russia is probably on of the few
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7y ago
I think we as engineers owe our users bug fixes, because we messed up at some point. However new functionality or email/phone support? Well, this is what people are not entitled for.
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7y ago
Most of it but not most useful, unfortunately. Middle piece is missing - the one you actually need to connect entire city. Until that is in place - you still need transfers in city center.
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In many places (e.g. in Europe) there is no standard definition of bedroom at all. Rather generic room, which is space surrounded by walls.
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The app has nothing to do with freedom of speech. It is used to coordinate a thousand or so semi drunk teens who clash with police, burn trash containers, block airport and highways for fun. Those who wanted to express their dis-/agree
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Uber CEO calls business 'sustainable' amid huge losses
(edition.cnn.com)
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I am genuinely impressed how capitalism can solve a problem that never existed before they started solving it and then forcing that particular and often quite expensive solution on you. Never needed calculator until advanced statistics wher
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I have elderly mom and grandma in my home country who have never traveled and now cannot even if I help them. So I make photos and send them to my parent via whatsapp right there, on the spot. And this is the closest I can bring my parent
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In my opinion, free software stops being free when you need people behind it do something you need. Once "as is" is not enough for you, you either fork or fix it, or pay creates to help you. And it's not that people want to m
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Truly land of the free!
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Funny thing is for cities with cruise ship ports cars are minor priblem: https://www.thelocal.es/20190606/barcelona-and-palma-ranked-... And for those blancket ban for four wheels won't even make a dent. Interest
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