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Comment #49033631
This is war, not a slope. Escalations happen in every conflict this is the next step. And why bring Israel into this? Especially when they glassed Palestine...
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Comment #49032405
It is a civilian infrastructure target, which is being used by the military for storage, warehousing and distribution. Items such as drone parts, drone release mechanisms for paylo…
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Comment #44385317
Not sure Epic, who owns Unreal engine would be happy with optimizing for SteamOS and its API's after the whole debacle with Epic Store vs Steam.
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Comment #22944266
On the topic of vaping to quit I would add something I learned my self. I tried to quit smoking with vaping 3 times before it worked and it was due to a multitude of reasons. 1. Ch…
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Comment #22811118
Instead of Ducky One 2, I would look into either Varmilo or Leopold. Similar design, better quality and in the case of Leopold its very understated, no RGB and game-ry branding.
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Comment #22402749
Looks good but if I may add a suggestion is to remove the slides from google docs. Maybe let us download them locally? 1. Corp VPN's will block google docs very regularly 2. Some p…
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Comment #21981208
Musk's family owned an emerald mine in south africa
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Comment #21606371
Another one bites the dust
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Comment #20757415
Reading that article it actually makes sense. But to potentially spend between 78,000 and 120,000 dollars a year to manage your SaaS would require a high assessment if it's worth i…
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Comment #20757098
Vendr.com: A SaaS to keep track of your SaaS subscriptions. and a 6.5k or 10k PER MONTH for someone to buy your SaaS subscriptions seems super expensive. I'm not too versed in the …
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Comment #20582048
I did a 6 month internship in IBM 2 years ago and I'm glad I didn't get an offer at the end of it. The culture, the politics and the fear was too much for me. Every week there woul…
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Comment #20295132
Interesting. I get a 0.7 on Chrome with no account logged in and uBlock Origin installed. Same browser, same plugin but incognito it's 0.1. Papa google needs my data to trust me. M…
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Comment #20264574
Oh that explains it. guess they could add it world wide
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Comment #20264137
Seems like Google is starting to do some work on trying to fight it. Few days ago went on Google play store and was greeted with a modal telling me I can install other search bars …
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Comment #20262980
TL;DR of the authors argument is that you could plant someone inside Lets Encrypt to take over the KMS. No further mention of how, goes on bashing it because its free and has no "s…
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Comment #20163103
My mistake, looked into it again and it seems Chrome enabled it again in Chrome 68: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25823448/ng-form-and-aut... Firefox had it disabled too but …
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Comment #20162743
'Autocomplete' doesn't work for Firefox (since version 38), Google Chrome (since 34), and Internet Explorer (since version 11 Huge pain
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Comment #19796889
If you are on android 9 you can set a Private DNS that will stop loading of most ads on the whole system. the one I use is dns.adguard.com
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Comment #19604044
During my time in IBM I was walking by the "main" Watson server everyday into work. I was always impressed at the package, and what ever they said it could do. Finally got my hands…
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Comment #19245928
I remember my parents telling me that when the explosion happened, the schools forced all kids to either A). swallow an iodine capsule (if under 8 years old) or B). To drink a tabl…
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Comment #18559045
>No cash reward Well that just sucks. It was clearly in scope and should have been rewarded. Clear example of information leakage.
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Comment #18541589
Can a mod alter the title? Nothing to do with GDPR. OP is a bit confused it seems. This was an independent action by the Dutch Data protection authority.
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Comment #18503433
I have a motherboard from 2016 that has USB 3.0 ports and get this, PS/2 ports. It's nice having choice. I use the PS/2 port for my keyboard, leaving 1 extra USB slot free. In my p…
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Comment #18501662
Some random site says that another site reported and doesn't link it to the original article? Is this them getting ready for the link tax? So now we will see these "news" sites tha…