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That sounds like a hardware or driver thing, specifically related to GPU, rather than a Windows issue. You can try to disable hardware acceleration in Chrome.

Facebook can't win. If they stand back and do nothing people scream about them being enablers of fake news, propagating misinformation and other things. But if they remove posts th…

> The vast majority of folks shouldn't notice a change in their search results. I'm not sure what you meant by this. How is this the case when repos with no commit within the last …

I doubt that's the reason, given Microsoft's resources.

This sucks. I use code search from time to time to find example usages of obscure APIs. With this change it's more or less useless now.

I love Firefox, I use it everyday, I can't imagine using a browser without Tree Style Tab, or all the things that I can do in about:config. At the same time, I can't shake off the …

I wonder how this data changes in Asian countries. I would expect the end section (time spend in later years) to be vastly different, although that may be changing.

You can't talk about expensive cables without mentioning Nordost Odin 2 - something like $30,000 per meter. https://www.analogueseduction.net/analogue-interconnects/nor...

Is it? It has been a while since I read it but there was an article comparing the energy efficiency of different cooking devices and even though induction cooker is at the top the …

I especially hate it for reddit AMP links, since 100% of the time I have to click on the original link anyway to read the full comments, so it's an extra middle step for no good re…

I've never experienced anything like that in IntelliJ, and I've used it everyday for years now. Granted there are bugs especially around big releases, but I've never seen any UI bu…

What do you mean 2-5x C++ performance?

I think that's the point of the comment you replied to. Biden did quite badly early on in the primaries, and only after a large chunk of other candidates dropped out and threw thei…

When I first joined one of my previous jobs, the build process had a checkout stage where it was blowing away the git folder and checked out from scratch the whole repo every time …

Maybe I'm too skeptical, but this seems a bit too obvious to me. Why would you try to poison someone with no real threat to you and risk him becoming a martyr, using a method that …

I don't understand. Are the models actually missing from Bing maps, or did MS remove them for copyright reasons?

While I don't really care about the lottery and I'm fully aware about the odds, whenever there's a buy event in the office I always join. I consider that an insurance against my co…

What drives me nuts with CORS is there's no (easy) way to disable it in the browser for development purpose, e.g. when I want to run some scripts in a local HTML file to do some ba…

I'm just starting to look into this and have a question. If I can export my metrics directly to TimescaleDB and it supports visualization with Grafana, is there any reason to go th…

Someone said this that I really like: "Firefox is Google's antitrust insurance for Chrome."

How is it possible when Apple is the one initiating the lawsuit here?

About North Vietnam's support of the Khmer Rouge early on, it's worth viewing things in historical context. During the Cambodian coup of 1970, Vietnamese ethnic was massacred: > Pa…

I have read both versions. My personal interpretation is the killings definitely happened, however there are a lot of grey areas and unknowns around what exactly happened there: wh…

A bit off topic, but I was curious about the 3000 number and went to read about the Hue massacre on Wikipedia. Then I switched to the Vietnamese version of the article and the even…

It's true, and it's sad but that's just how it works. Unless a country is attacked, it's very hard to find justification to intervene in the internal affairs of another country. Th…