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adfgionionio
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Comment #36711974
>That is...a good example of lying by omission. You directly...presented...this case...point by point. Thank you! What the article's author wrote is fine. The Hagia Sophia was a mo…
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Comment #36708657
Do you think this is an accurate summary of your opinion on this matter? >What exactly is "false" or "fake news" about the parent comment? All three sentences...to me. The...museum…
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Comment #35950088
> I think we need a term for 'taking public information and deriving nondisclosed information from it'. It isn't really spying, but it's more than just access. Sure, but I don't th…
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Comment #35950037
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Comment #35949415
>we don't really consider it "protesting" at all when we organize activities. Everyone else does.
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Comment #35949316
The police are allowed to "surveil" protected speech, unless you want to ban them from reading the newspaper. I really don't see the issue. This is information people knowingly rel…
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Comment #35942951
The decoders are largely irrelevant. All modern x86 machines use a uop cache. The large majority of instructions hit in this cache and do not need to hit the decoders at all. As a …
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Comment #35920571
This isn't really true. Chiplets can be used to "break apart" what would traditionally be one chip, but also to more tightly integrate things that would previously have been discre…
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Comment #35894036
It might be possible to use an OG Thinkpad keyboard. Assuming it physically fits in the machine, the electronics are quite straightforward. People have already adapted old Thinkpad…
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Comment #35875778
People said this about Bitcoin. They said it about Google Glass. They said it about VR headsets. They never seemed to notice the same logic applied to Microsoft Bob.