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by binaryanomaly 10y ago
If the topic interests me I quickly browse through the comments. Quite often I find them interesting / added value. Sometimes they are also just rather white noise of the internet.
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by binaryanomaly 10y ago
Yep touchpad is totally messed up here, too. Worked fine on my desktop with mouse, though.
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by binaryanomaly 10y ago
Couldn't agree more, same here.
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by binaryanomaly 10y ago
Not sure what exactly your issue is but in general Firefox was never faster than it is now - since electrolysis support (multiprocess windows).
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Firefox 51.0(mozilla.org)
362 points by binaryanomaly 10y ago|147 comments
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by binaryanomaly 10y ago
Does someone know about Google nearline and coldline storage? Google claims coldline access within miliseconds.
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by binaryanomaly 10y ago
> Putting a limit on one's potential losses is pretty rational, not emotional. Models are not perfect, and you do not want to find yourself with high paper losses when they fail. At least here they say that it is not a good idea wit
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by binaryanomaly 10y ago
As I understand the article the "robots" would have done more or less ok. It was human intervention that caused more losses. This is exactly what not should happen when investing longterm: Being driven by emotions rather than rat
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ZeroKit for Apple CareKit by Tresorit(tresorit.com)
1 points by binaryanomaly 10y ago|0 comments
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by binaryanomaly 10y ago
Well at first, Google is the major player but not at 100% market share, some figures say 80%. Different by countries, continents... Second supporting other platforms is also important, think of FB, Twitter, etc. So either this really become
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by binaryanomaly 10y ago
While google is certainly the main search engine most people use, isn't it to some point also very important what other engines such as bing, yandex, baidu etc. do. If you have a professional website you want to be found also by these
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2016: The Year We Stopped Listening to Big Tech’s Favorite Excuse(buzzfeed.com)
2 points by binaryanomaly 10y ago|0 comments
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by binaryanomaly 10y ago
Yep, it does much more, imho too much more. After years I closed my account and moved on to Dropbox paper. Works much better for me for primarily note taking, has a decent web interface and is free. For other stuff I use other apps. Evernot
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Mining 24 Hours a Day with Robots(technologyreview.com)
6 points by binaryanomaly 10y ago|0 comments
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Tesla predicting a car crash 2 vehicles ahead(mashable.com)
11 points by binaryanomaly 10y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: FaaS – Serverless Infrastructure Implementations of Cloud Providers
4 points by binaryanomaly 10y ago|1 comments
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by binaryanomaly 10y ago
Because it supports multi-browser, cross-platform and has way more features than FF sync.
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by binaryanomaly 10y ago
Ah ok thanks, didn't realize that this info was only available because I have the add-on installed.
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by binaryanomaly 10y ago
You can see on the Add-ons Manager page if a particular add-on is compatible. about:support shows you if multi-process is enabled " Multiprocess Windows".
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by binaryanomaly 10y ago
1Password unfortunately is still incompatible so force needs to be applied. But in general I share your observation - runs very smooth.
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Google Joins the Cloud Foundry Foundation(cloudplatform.googleblog.com)
2 points by binaryanomaly 10y ago|0 comments
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Chrome 56 will roll out with HTML5 by Default(blog.chromium.org)
2 points by binaryanomaly 10y ago|0 comments
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What It Takes to Build True FPGA as a Service(nextplatform.com)
95 points by binaryanomaly 10y ago|30 comments
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by binaryanomaly 10y ago
Kudos to gitlab for being so open about this. As an outsider find it very interesting to observe and learn from this transition. It's refereshing too see that a few quite important players including i.e. dropbox are moving away from ha
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by binaryanomaly 10y ago
RFID, image recognition with cameras... what is it? Can someone go and check it out? ;)
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by binaryanomaly 10y ago
No caldav and carddav implementation are available yet. So if you heavily depend on these it might not yet be ready for you yet. For occasional mailing I find protonmail pretty good - browser and apps.
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Improved Authentication for Email Encryption and Security(protonmail.com)
136 points by binaryanomaly 10y ago|71 comments
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by binaryanomaly 10y ago
Your first point is absolutely true. I still have the biggest difficulties to persuade my "normal" friends and relatives to prefer signal over whatsapp. Everybody thinks whatsapp is more user friendly and convenient. In the end th
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by binaryanomaly 10y ago
That's why I've left gmail years ago. I do not want to support this kind of "business model". I also do not want to invest the time to maintain my own email server. Imho there are good alternative solutions provided by c
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AWS Serverless Application Model (SAM)(github.com)
18 points by binaryanomaly 10y ago|0 comments

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