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Comment #45096715
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Comment #45095384
> Things look similar on the mobile side of the market, with Google Chrome having 69.15% (+1.92 points) and Safari being second with 20.32% (-2.2 points). Thanks, EU! Always on the…
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Comment #45095216
Okay? This is not relevant. What matters here is that they have developed this technology. “Patents” in the title of the article is a way of saying that they have developed the tec…
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Comment #45094655
The way I understand your comment, it implies that a) users of public transportation should be invested in it, whilst it’s more likely that they use it because they have no alterna…
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Comment #45094543
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Comment #45082745
It will be funny when one of those reports says that certain steps will be taken in the future to make sure the same incident doesn't occur again, nobody reads the report so nobody…
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Comment #45082305
Also an unrealistic one. A lot of hard work is necessary for that. Most people don’t want or can’t do that work.
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Comment #45081568
>I would never move to a country I don't respect, let alone stay to drain resources and give nothing back. Hey, good for you. But there are many societies where making a living wit…
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Comment #45081284
Or the guy working for that twitter profile had no idea what curl is and thought it was third-party software. Of course that wouldn't work that well for the author of curl who to p…
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Comment #45073250
Ah, the Europeans woke up.
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Comment #45068818
>Why should I pay for someone's healthcare when I live healthy and all I see that others are smoking? In the EU (I have no idea about America) tobacco is heavily (and I mean heavil…
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Comment #45067198
How do you fix an oxidation issue with firmware.
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Comment #45066379
As far as I can tell that’s not what happened. What happened is that some motherboard manufacturers gave the chip too much power, more than intel recommended, and fried it.
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Comment #45066273
I find this comment surprising. They have always had better single-core performance than AMD at the same price tag.
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Comment #45066253
Do you have any info about this? I got mine RMA’d and it works fine.
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Comment #45057519
Have they tried not asking for bomb recipes or hacking tips? I've found that to be very effective at not getting bomb recipes or hacking tips.
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Comment #45056426
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Comment #45054709
Brazil is a melting pot. It's completely impossible.
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Comment #45053294
I assume those papers are integral for your business. A $20k/year business expense is not really ridiculous. You think it is ridiculous because you can pirate it and get it for fre…
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Comment #45050739
Which is not what I said. Buying a new car is an upfront cost that not everybody can afford to pay.
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Comment #45050569
You forget the citizens who can't afford to change their cars. Of course a dictatorship can just say "too fucking bad".
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Comment #45043719
What kind of camera is using the engineer that doesn't have autofocus and generates 378x283 photos?
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Comment #45043368
APIs were deprecated after Cambridge Analytica.
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Comment #45043207
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Comment #45040655
But people benefit from piracy, so I doubt people will support Apple here. Media companies on the other hand…