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by anon1m0us 7y ago
This has not been my experience as a consumer trying to buy 18650 batteries for my 3.3V ESP-8266 projects. Is there a good place to buy these? Searching Amazon for them shows me tons of AA and AAA batteries but no actual 18650's. In th
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
Alternatively, patients are turning to youtube to fill in the gaps in their doctors' training.
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
I've been switching to DDG as well and I haven't noticed my life change in any measurable way. You might be right and my results may have been better using Google, but I am willing to make that sacrifice in order to participate in
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
Kind of and after some digging, I think the difference is this: https://www.nutanix.com/products/hardware-platforms#nutanix Notice how the hardware is actually sold by IBM, Dell, etc. The difference is oxide is buildin
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
To function at youtube scale, you need access to multiple backbones. Yes, I agree, Sprint will run an OC3, or fiber, what have you, to your office anywhere in America for $15,000 a month, but that will still be several hops from UUNET. That
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
What's good for the goose is good for the gander. Here is a human person doing to corporate persons what they have been doing to human persons. It drives a stake in the heart of their hypocrisy. They take your private info and sell it
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
I think this is the way of the future and it's exciting to think about. Who you are is yours, not some other social media sites. You control what is and is not available. That would be good.
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
My initial impression is a return to on-premise data centers but with cheaper, commodity hardware and a software stack on top. They are doing for on-prem with hotswappable computers in a cloud what hot swappable hard drives did for on-prem
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
Acknowledging my very primitive understanding of quantum computing, would it be possible to simulate quantum computing?
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
Shakti themselves used rows as the comparison metric in the original link: https://shakti.com/database-software-history/ Again, saying the speed of k is unrivaled is hype speak. You're adding negative value to th
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
I'd like to see some real metrics. All the words are subjective and the technical ones are common to other databases as well. How many results can it return in how many seconds from a table with how many rows? Can it do full text index
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
How do I make this my default search engine as for when I type something into my address bar like I can with Google, Bing, or DDG?
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
> Mostly he sold ads on his Instagram to other teenagers looking to promote their own pages, apps or online storefronts. This is so MLM-esque. You can get big because I got big and if you follow me and do what I do, you'll get big l
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
I actually think wordpress has contributed significantly to the decline of the web. It's not secure. It proliferates so it's easy to hack. It's easy to embed untested plugins in it that are also vectors. It's plagued by
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
It's time for a new search engine -- and no, ddg is not it. We need a search engine that doesn't search the new internet. The instagrams, the pinterests, the wikihows, the seemingly every single blog on the internet that is design
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
> video game art is often beautiful, cool and interesting to look at. Is a great reason to buy art. Period. However.... > Which makes it an attractive proposition for value collectors. Is not a good reason to buy art. It's not r
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
"Just for being compatible" is disingenuous at best. Ask yourself, "Why did they copy the Java API? Why didn't they use Python or Go or Dart?" They invented Dart after all.
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
David Suzuki profiled a rammed earth house on Vancouver Island that's a neat overview of it in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ra4Pldetd_M
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
You aren't exactly correct. Cement is a binder. Cement can be used to bind rammed earth. I think you mean to say "Concrete." There is a difference. Rammed earth will crack in a flat application just like concrete, which also
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
smh It really isn't an obvious thing either. lots of folks think greenland is as big as south america only because they don't understand the map stretches at the poles and they also don't know there are other projections. Wha
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
No, it's more analogous, but worse so, IMO, to copying all the sentences of the book in a manner like this: "Jack and Jill ran down the hill." into "Gil and Jacky descended the mound." It's exactly the same sto
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
You are a private entity. You can write software. If you do, you should have the same rights as Oracle does on software it owns. Corporations are people and you are people. Private entities create things of value and share them with an ince
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
I don't mean to do anything that I am not doing. I am saying, there is property owned by one company being appropriated for use by another company without respecting the compensation requirements specified by the owner of that property
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
Google is not greedy? Oracle paid money for Sun and the property Sun owned at the time. Google said, nope, we'll just copy that property for ourselves and keep our money. That seems greedier.
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
They didn't take it from the public any more than Led Zeppelin took their songs from the public when they sued those who violated their IP rights. Software has a real and tangible value. Songs ... well, you decide their value, but I do
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
Software is both patentable and copyrightable, so there's no blurry line here. You are trying to say it's blurry, but it's quite clear.
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
Yes they do cover software. Software is patentable: https://www.bitlaw.com/software-patent/history.html Software is copyrightable: https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/how-register-copyrig...
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
Um, no. I said, "If I write a book" the respondent said, "... write a title and chapter names..." One is an accurate analogy, the other is a false analogy.
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
I think rather, it's on you to explain why the software industry doesn't have to respect property laws like every other industry. The industry wouldn't have to grind to a halt if it had been respecting those rights from the b
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by anon1m0us 7y ago
That is not what the wikipedia article says: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_v._Oracle_America > Android, Inc. was founded in 2003 by Andy Rubin, Rich Miner, Nick Sears, and Chris White to develop a mobile phon

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