ufoolme

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by ufoolme 4y ago
Illness? Health metric?
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by ufoolme 5y ago
My guess: nutrition is probably like physics, we know a hell of a lot but just not everything. My dream is one day we will reverse engineer the human body completely, no more mysteries with the ability to recreate any part of it seamlessly
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by ufoolme 5y ago
My 5yo loves reading the kubernetes book (paperback copy of https://www.cncf.io/the-childrens-illustrated-guide-to-kuber... ), I found him reading it by himself the other day I guess it has sort of a plot. I think he likes i
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by ufoolme 5y ago
> I’ll never willingly go back to the office. I think there are alternatives to coming together in person than forcing everyone into an office, which if done with enough enthusiasm would be more productive and enjoyable for everyone. Tea
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by ufoolme 5y ago
Not sure if it is related but it is usually one of the first to get or be trialing new features. I believe a few global services are run out of us-east-1 as well.
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by ufoolme 6y ago
Anyone know why they didn’t just keep it around, surely having a few old batteries and a bit more shielding around the ISS might have come in handy? Was it risky to keep them around or did the extra weight (even in a basically weightless e
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by ufoolme 6y ago
I would have thought that the main reason people ‘shoot to kill’ is in self protection, if more autonomy is introduced then surely lethal force would be required in less situations.
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by ufoolme 6y ago
Pod Point | EV Charging Company | Remote flexible | Pod Point fundamentally believe that travel shouldn’t damage the Earth so we’ve made it our mission to install a Pod Point everywhere you park. In the software team we are currently hiring
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by ufoolme 6y ago
Is it Perl? I bet it is ...
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by ufoolme 6y ago
“Fully slept....” That’s the dream. My daughter will try to open up my eye lids whilst I’m asleep and then start yelling “it’s morning time” at the top of her lungs. She has done this before at 4am and now I jolt awake at the sound of her e
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by ufoolme 7y ago
money is they’ll move in next 5 years to at least partial move to their own ARM chips, they already have to a degree.
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by ufoolme 9y ago
(fairly sure) Blackberry still owns QNX, which is still very popular in high-security environments such as automotives.
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by ufoolme 10y ago
Blackberry hub was great for combining all the messaging systems, easily the best thing that came out of BB10 (and proper app permissions). I would try the android port, but all my family have ios devices and we use mainly use facetime.
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by ufoolme 10y ago
it's all about the plaid now.
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by ufoolme 11y ago
Once the attacker has the username, password and access to the computer, the game is already over. I can't see how adding anything on top is nothing but smoke and mirrors.
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by ufoolme 12y ago
As a lazy person and Devil's advocate, why does anyone not think that the various intelligence agencies copied the malware? Surely they would have access to some of the best in all their various honeypots be it that they are attacked b
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by ufoolme 12y ago
QNX is still run as an entirely separate company, its one of the only remaining jewels in Blackberry/RIM's treasure chest. While they are developed with somewhat common and aligned goals, development is still fairly separate. Addi
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by ufoolme 12y ago
This is unfortunate, as it does signal less competition which is never good. QNX is excellent and has been the clear dominant player in the auto world for decades. However I think is unlikely Ford will go with QNX for the major in-vehicle d