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frik

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    Comment #16165796

    As always you distract from the discussion. What I wrote is 100% true. Rate-limiting is a shady thing here on HackerNews. I am now documenting a last time what moderation tactics a…

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    Comment #16165740

    As always you distract from the discussion. What I wrote is 100% true. Rate-limiting is a shady thing here on HackerNews. I am now documenting a last time what moderation tactics a…

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    Comment #16155975

    > Com­pe­ti­tion · Bing can find it! Duck­Duck­Go can too! Both of them can find Brent’s Lon­don Calling piece, too. Google, Bing, Yandex, Baidu = search engines Yahoo, DuckDuckGo,…

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    Comment #16151350

    Exactly, emulator are good for archiving. It allows on to play decades old games. Even some museums use emulators. Yuzu Switch emulator is made by devs of a 3DS emulator Crita: htt…

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    Comment #16148987

    Stop it, that's not fair, that news got hidden way too quickly two days ago. And then implying "dupe" is a common way to get rid of real news (that matter) but one doesn't like

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    Comment #16148726

    It's unfortunately true. I know what you mean, but this same warning message shows up in both occasions. With "rate-limited" account it shows up after two posts and then one cannot…

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    Comment #16145570

    Thanks for letting me know! It's hard to reply, I can only post 2-3 comments per day, as I always get this site error message: "You're posting too fast. Please slow down. Thanks." …

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    Comment #16144589

    Has Microsoft took LinkedIn over or is LinkedIn still a separate entity? Anyway the quality of the sites gets worse with each site update. Sometimes one has to hit F5 several times…

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    Comment #16144568

    That's the related list of completed tallest building: http://www.skyscrapercenter.com/buildings?list=tallest100-co... At the moment Shanghai (China) is the cities with most sky sc…

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    Comment #16141220

    Please keep builds of Win32/Win64 plus source on your website, built by you. Every M$ exe nowadays contain some telemetry phone home stuff, extra annoying.

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    Comment #16139518

    Yes, that era ended with Win7. Win8, Win8.1, Win10 ... not so much, hostile to the user, bad UI, sends data home, a train wreck, and the forced update, don't get me started. If the…

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    Comment #16139246

    Win 7 is basically Vista Service Pack 1. Several minor things like the slow-as-hell copy-routine of Vista got reverted back to almost XP level-speed with Win7. Unfortunately the Ad…

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    Comment #16138901

    In other languages developers can choose between tabs and spaces, delimiter vs no-delimiter, different styles. Python is rather opinionated and limited, probably the most draconian…

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    Comment #16138599

    As someone wrote It took three days of downtime for MtGox to admit that bitcoins were missing. @krakenfx is on day 2. I'm hoping the same thing isn't happening at Kraken, but not c…

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    Comment #16135067

    Related to joke DogeCoin: One of the US crypto exchanges "Kraken" went dodo. It has been offline for more than 30 hours without prior notice. Maybe another joke, or MtGox -.- https…

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    Comment #16132473

    A 24h outage is unusual and every user should be worried by now. Why can't they just fall back to the old system? Apparently they made a major mistake or scam. MtGox, Kraken, Coinb…

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    Comment #16132278

    Facebook is already a ghost town, it's too late to change direction. Unfortunately because of Zuck people got feed up of social network sites.

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    Comment #16131582

    And the Intel low power "U" CPU only supports only two Cores (Skylake CPUs from 2016). An Intel i7 U CPU has only two cores and supports only 16GB DDR3. Plus the whole meltdown end…

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    Comment #16130968

    The first IPO in YCombinator portfolio. Quite interesting they had to invest in 1450 companies first and now after 12 years the first IPO. As of 2017, Y Combinator had invested in …

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    Comment #16130802

    The smiling face of VP Navin Shenoy next to each Intel Meltdown press release is highly inappropriate! (in the HN news article linked above https://newsroom.intel.com/news/intel-se…

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    Comment #16123051

    TechCrunch reported a two hour power outage. Funny as always the official press release, it acknowledged just a few minutes. "Today at approximately 11:15 AM, the Central Hall and …

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    Comment #16123031

    Skype Win32 GUI is written in Delphi, remember Skype is old, used to be P2P, and got bought. Firefox 57 still uses XUL for the GUI, only XUL-addons got deactivated. The long term v…

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    Comment #16121991

    > Are you suggesting that we recall the great bulk of modern CPU's? Like, literally gut everyone's computers (not OP) but YES! INTL had to recall their Pentium 1 too, but did so af…

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    Comment #16103910

    Yes, we need a many-core CPU. Then every program can run on a core. And we can use MPI, CILK, etc to run parallel programs. Each CPU could run its own small operating system, or us…

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    Comment #16099892

    Both OnLive and Gaikai were absorved by Sony to form PlayStation Now, a cloud stream gaming services. One would need a very low latency internet connection and the cloud hosted nea…