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bionicbits

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    Comment #22075531

    I wish I could up-vote this 1000 times.

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    Comment #22075414

    Good explanation. One could argue that you see this playing out in Politics and News Media.

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    Comment #22075365

    What makes me sad is that someone spent a huge amount of time making something, working on something, supporting something. If you don't like that something, then use something els…

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    Comment #21636081

    How was attending this University? I recently moved family abroad from USA. Hoping my daughter may have interest in attending here for computer science. I am just blown away by the…

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    Comment #21332668

    Install -> happy -> slows down -> random crashes -> slows down more -> reinstall -> repeat One thing I think happens is Registry gets abused by apps and such over the years.

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    Comment #21332200

    What do you use for your personal cloud?

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    Comment #21331981

    Will check this out. Been decades since I last tried libre office. fingers crossed

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    Comment #21331575

    The things I would miss most leaving Mac... 1. Uploading my Signature in Preview and being able to sign and edit PDF documents on any of my Apple Devices. 2. Screen rendering quali…

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    Comment #20171209

    There will be device dev kits soon.

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    Comment #20170926

    There will never be any kind of answer to this question by Helium or its affiliates. https://consumer.findlaw.com/securities-law/what-is-the-howe...

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    Comment #20170901

    Not OP but work @Helium. All the hardware designed will be open sourced. The end node devices can run on LoRa modules with custom (open source) firmware and secure crypto-processor…

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    Comment #19695691

    I thought Mozilla was pro-privacy with all the features they have added to the browser. Have I been missing something? I recently came back to Firefox for their stance on privacy.

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    Comment #19463783

    I wonder if languages like Rust would be helpful in areas like this? Especially considering that the strictness of the compiler might allow more "green" developers opportunity to c…

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    Comment #19443932

    Nice, was just looking into this!

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    Comment #19431037

    I am not sure you can not use `unsafe` in an embedded type of project. `unsafe` isn't necessarily bad, but when used at least makes it very clear where extra attention should be pa…