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MintelIE
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About MintelIE
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Comment #23741225
Poorly written blog post. Author even skips analysis of their own opening graph.
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Comment #23741203
Hehehe while SV is busy with their struggle session, the rest of the world is laughing. Xi and Vlad are proud of this cultural revolution.
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Comment #23740251
Busy work for people who really shouldn't be in tech is what UI design has become. We had great UI, then tech branched out and we need to redo every UI continuously so the marketin…
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Comment #23740151
What kinds of grains have you milled with it? Is the mill included?
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Comment #23740069
Oh come on, China's a big powerful profitable country. And genocide has a special meaning, we can't just call any ethnic extermination a genocide, that'd be improper. China will ju…
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Comment #23736765
Digital radio just can't compete. Not only are the players generally large and battery hungry, everybody will be expected to buy a new receiver. It's a terrible shame and they migh…
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Comment #23728030
Heh, yeah, it's a pain in the ass. But blame Google and other greedy un-trustworthy mega-corps who data mine.
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Comment #23727837
Voice recognition, cameras always on and recognizing, could be a million things.
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Comment #23726438
I don't agree. It seems that Israeli archaeology is focused on the premise of being there first, above all else. It doesn't seem that Christians are heavily involved in Israel's ar…
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Comment #23720974
There doesn't seem to be much of anything actually substantiating King David's existence. Has this changed as of late? I know it's very important to modern-day Israeli historiograp…
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Comment #23720881
That's what the BIOS claims anyway...
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Comment #23719886
Intel ME can be used to monitor employees without the OS ever becoming aware of anything. The only way to detect it would be to sniff the network.
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Comment #23718538
I would have thought they'd pull the plug on these new jets they had to fake safety compliance for and keep the older, working models that people will actually fly on. I can't imag…
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Comment #23706368
Heh marketing people and data brokers are MAD about Sign In With Apple.
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Comment #23706357
Just imagine having to take your hands off the home row to move the mouse pointer. Just imagine it. I switched to the Trackpoint many years ago. Only thing it's not great for is 3D…
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Comment #23695649
It's pretty simple, China doesn't allow western companies access to its markets reciprocally. This isn't controversial or esoteric information. It's a well known fact.
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Comment #23681129
Nah people can just program in Java again.
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Comment #23680975
Good bookstores are so rare, Powell's is about the only one worth visiting. Chain bookstores sell so much pulp, garbage, remaindered coffee table books about cats, etc.
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Comment #23680039
>One more step >Please complete the security check to access retrohax.net No thanks. I'm not doing captchas any more. I just close the tab or, in the case of companies which put th…
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Comment #23679790
They figured out this would happen a while ago and already made a bolt-hole, thedonald.win. You'd think a big tech operation would prefer to keep overlordship of a community they h…
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Comment #23679639
In theory this is a good argument. But unless Apple decides to share a complete list of all companies it has partnered with and given or sold data to, individual, anonymized, and /…
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Comment #23672848
It'll dead cat bounce a few times, the smart money buys it on an up day and sells before noon.
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Comment #23672801
Do they reserve the right to change this at any time and indemnify themselves if something goes "wrong?"
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Comment #23672667
Yeah how's that work? I have an older 3B which I'm not using right now (4 4gb replaced it) and I might try it. Maybe I should blog it and put it up on HN.
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Comment #23672653
Actually the way it usually works is a voting system, where if one component disagrees, and two agree, the majority vote is upheld.