deviate_X

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by deviate_X 10y ago
The "Deep State" is just inertia. It is only because America has elected a +radical president has this become somewhat apparent. But the inertia is democratic as it represents the democratic process and accumulation. It is especia
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by deviate_X 10y ago
I disagree. Microsoft in terms of products under Nadella has been largely a continuation of Microsoft under Ballmer. Inside the company things will be different, but in terms of actual output the company has become much more risk-averse. An
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by deviate_X 10y ago
I would argue that people feel "a developer is absolutely about his technical ability" but when you look at it you will find that this is a feeling rather than something which is in any way quantified as hinted at in article. Very
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by deviate_X 10y ago
In the real world being a good developer is not about programming ability. A great programmer needs to absolutely engage in managing perception in the everyday working environment. The reasoning is if programmer A addresses issues 2X as fas
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by deviate_X 10y ago
It's not just tech good which are getting ~20% price increases but general goods like food, DIY, curtain and everything really, as companies start restocking they have no choices but to increase prices.
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by deviate_X 10y ago
Upgrade your staffs ;)
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by deviate_X 10y ago
Lol you could always have done this by setting the command prompt properties -> since at least 3.51 ;)
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by deviate_X 10y ago
He used it in the context of "Trump" not "Republican's" http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/donald-trump-racist-exam...
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by deviate_X 10y ago
I have a feeling that this explanation overly complex, more like liberal self-beating and giving far too much credence Simply those who voted for Trump feel like victims of "something" And despite having won "everything"
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by deviate_X 10y ago
What we actually need is good _independant_ firewall vendors. It is not enough to focus on the telemetry giant corporations like NVIDIA or Microsoft while forgetting about all the P2P software being installed by game's vendors and &quo
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by deviate_X 10y ago
It seems to be quite opinionated https://concept.research.microsoft.com/Home/Demo?instance=hi... it would be interesting to know more about how the graph is formed, and how it avoids "gaming" the engine the p
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by deviate_X 10y ago
I hate (for fear of the backlash) to ask but what is the problem with Windows me and my colleagues frequently run it for weeks non-stop on desktop. On the server-side it just runs without any issues like any other os..? i see comments like
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by deviate_X 10y ago
I think 10gb is quite a lot of data for any database system, well at least it used to be!
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by deviate_X 10y ago
Yes?
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by deviate_X 10y ago
I'm interested in the arguments against immigrants who have nearly nothing and little-formalised skills. Historically is there any information on the quantities of migrants who have migrated to the USA with highly-formalised skills, or
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by deviate_X 10y ago
The problem with this conspiracy is that you can't install Windows 10 on the machine either ...
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by deviate_X 10y ago
The version of linux he used does not have the right drivers! simple.
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by deviate_X 10y ago
The still picture faces look better with Pix ... They are using face-tracking and stabilisation around the faces in the videos which look's odd to most people because we definitely are not used to seeing this and probably disturbs our
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by deviate_X 10y ago
Human's are rarely rational in a way that could be understood to be accepted as absolute, we are overwhelmingly emotional creatures just like every other creature in existence. So if a young person displeases you, then all such young p
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by deviate_X 10y ago
lol the USA is #1 at Soccer
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by deviate_X 10y ago
Unless you can show absolute numbers, you can't call it a "dip". Like many in various industries there has been a huge push to support mobile, and thus the effect the larger % of the population who use mobiles vs pc's co
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by deviate_X 10y ago
I've been using Windows 10 since it came out too. I tend to have everything on default settings and deliberately allowed Windows and Cortana to do pretty much everything automatically, i even have one on my computers on the fast ring.
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by deviate_X 10y ago
I'd be interested to know, how easy is it to actually break the hash of the password-code
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by deviate_X 10y ago
the elephant in the room,yes : with these master-password schemes, why does this get so little comment
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by deviate_X 10y ago
I'm not sure what kind of developer can't cope with switching operating systems. I actually have a harder time using OSX than Windows, but that just because I spend far more time using Windows. Is silly to just condemn something b
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by deviate_X 10y ago
Zerohedge seems to be a bit sensationalist:) - 1 YEAR AGO, as GAAP: Microsoft reported a $2000 millions in losses - TODAY, as GAAP: Microsoft reported $3000 millions in profits YET the story is spun negatively in terms of GAAP, and pe
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by deviate_X 10y ago
I would say that it pretty clear the iPod completely turned Apple around, but importantly it was the excellent execution in the social space, on the software front and follow through with the iPhone (new hardware), this is a rare event and
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by deviate_X 10y ago
Haha! and a Shakespearean play is better understood by French in France than the English in England because its is there properly translated into language they can understand.
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by deviate_X 10y ago
Indeed, Norweigen, Swedish and Danish are actually the same language, linguistically. In this situation, it is said: a language is a dialect with an army and navy http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3328218-the-stor
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by deviate_X 10y ago
The African-American crime rate is something like 2 time's the population rate. The article data indicates that the fine rates are as high as 21 times the normal rate. It does not look like the crime rate is enough to explain the fine

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