runholm

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by runholm 6y ago
So sad not to be there this year. Love to the scene from Ninjadev!
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by runholm 9y ago
We can't run a society based on companies being moral. We need laws regulating it and in this case, it seems like the EU is actually enforcing them.
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by runholm 9y ago
Performance per $ isn't great, but the hardware is good. If you want to crunch data like a champion you need to spend the same $ on a desktop with a big fat GPU suited for GPGPU tasks and with proper cooling. The rest of the system doe
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by runholm 9y ago
The bribe was for a rich and powerful family in Uzbekistan. The US and Dutch authorities didn't like that.
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by runholm 9y ago
> If I want to use the torch or flash then I’ll decide if there’s enough battery left Lithium batteries are worn a lot by high amperage when they are already close to empty. They are protecting the battery from wearing out too fast.
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by runholm 9y ago
Not well known in the west, but Mitsubishi has been and is active in an insane number of business sectors: Shipping, motor vehicles, home electronics, bank and finance (UFJ holdings), nuclear power, cameras and optics (Nikon), industrial ch
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by runholm 9y ago
True, but when making investments like this you shouldn't invest money you can't afford to lose.
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by runholm 9y ago
It's what you get if you walk into a gas station determined to mix everything they have on their shelves and hope this results in a drug. It's a very cheap and easy drug to create, but its ability to destroy the user's body f
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by runholm 9y ago
Microsoft has been pushing adware through Windows Update. It is natural that this will cause users to disable the feature, and Microsoft knew this. They chose ad revenue over robust security on their platform.
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by runholm 9y ago
Their algorithm is the very core of the Zestimate product. The value of the IP is incredibly important for the company, and they would be very stupid to reveal any details of its inner workings.
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by runholm 9y ago
Honestly, I suspect this might be a convenient way to be able to spend more time breaking into the laptops of travelers without the travelers noticing.
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by runholm 9y ago
You are just describing a well-designed media center computer.
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by runholm 9y ago
If the pound was currently undervalued analysts would be all over that by now. None of the large investors in the world are currently investing hard in British assets. There is nothing indicating that the market will correct itself.
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by runholm 9y ago
Go with security cameras. Higher bandwidth connection for more pwning abilities.
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by runholm 9y ago
Stop arguing the importance of disability insurance. You sound like a parrot. Nobody is disagreeing. You explained your suggested alternative to life insurance. Really don't think I need to copy paste that to you. Try the parent button
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by runholm 9y ago
I am not disagreeing with the importance of disability insurance. I am disagreeing with your proposed solution to not having life insurance. Remarrying rich and the kids eventually getting jobs is not a plan I would be ok with.
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by runholm 9y ago
Weaknesses with theoretical attacks have been known for over 10 years, and most major companies started phasing it out of use years ago. The recent news that someone was able to find two colliding inputs is just yet another red flag against
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by runholm 10y ago
You obviously have no concept of marriage or the cost of an education for your kids. Life insurance is there to make sure your families life isn't utterly ruined. Your suggestion is to leave the spouse forced to marry someone rich fast
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by runholm 10y ago
No, the other arms of the intersection are actively using lights so by regulation this arm must also be light regulated. They can't remove it even if they wanted to.
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by runholm 10y ago
At least in Norway the green arrow doesn't only tell you that you are allowed to make the turn, but it also tells you that other traffic has red light so that you know you are guaranteed the right of way.
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by runholm 10y ago
It cost the same as running the war in Iraq for a few hours[1]. Since the two expenses are closely related, I suggest we put them on the same tab and call it a day. [1] http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/
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by runholm 10y ago
OP proposed a world in which the web starts now, so there is no browsing being done on iOS in this scenario.
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by runholm 10y ago
The internal download and update is allowed when it consists of media resources and such which is not native executed code.
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by runholm 10y ago
Computers are not getting better at the rate they used to, but we are still improving both on performance and power. However, the largest change we have seen the last couple of years is the accessibility of computer power. These days an att
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by runholm 10y ago
64GB is also the limit of Intels desktop i7 processors. I don't think Ryzen is intended as server processors, so 64GB should cover the target market very well.
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by runholm 10y ago
Is this different from any other search engine? They just index web pages and let users search the data?
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by runholm 10y ago
It doesn't need to be right every time, it needs to beat the market. I am not saying that I know that it does beat the market, but it would be interesting to know if it does. All you have provided is proof that it is sometimes wrong, w
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by runholm 10y ago
"While Venus’s surface is awful, its upper atmosphere is surprisingly Earthlike. 55 kilometers up, a human could survive with an oxygen mask and a protective wetsuit; the air is room temperature and the pressure is similar to that on E
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by runholm 10y ago
To be fair, lithium will react quite fast with our atmosphere as well, so we are pretty good at keeping atmosphere out of batteries. 460C temperatures on the other hand is a challenge.
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by runholm 10y ago
The problem you are describing is one that many large companies spend huge resources on today, so guarantee you that it is not something you do in a couple of days. Even if you had the system up and running, you would still need to create a

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