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Comment #3305269
Guess which division has the CEO's ear! It's like having an online Office suite that will only work from computers running your company's desktop OS.
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Comment #3304506
Excellent weasel words there" "We XYZ manufacturer DO NOT fit CarrierIQ" "CarrierIQ is required by the carrier - blame them" Of course pretty soon it will be required by the govern…
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Comment #3300749
That's not the point - the point is that apps on Android are sandboxed so that Angry Birds can't read call premium phone lines or extract your calling history. Google approved buil…
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Comment #3298674
Is shader programming going to exist in a world of Cuda and openCL? Honest question, I'm more from the number crunching side of image processing than games/scene generation - so do…
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Comment #3293400
After someone was stabbed and kille don a Greyhound in canada there was a call for airport style screening of passengers. Given that most greyhound stops in Canada are REALLY in th…
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Comment #3290989
Sound of a large number of corporates banning Android phones. So if CarrierIQ claim you have agreed to this - then any consequences of it's use must be your fault. If you are a doc…
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Comment #3290949
Since it's a thermal printer they aren't going to make very much selling ink. Although - since HP make more and more profit by selling smaller and smaller ink cartridges - I suppos…
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Comment #3289391
Yes but it's VIII better
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Comment #3289388
ARM is a company, they have shareholders, the shareholders are really-really happy when ARM get money. Making the compiler free doesn't affect the licensees like Samsung, and the p…
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Comment #3286754
Coding - the new maths! Students are dropping IT in schools - good. Not taking IT at college probably also good. IT in schools has (and always will be) crap. The problem is that no…
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Comment #3286612
Nobody is entirely sure how aircraft wings fly - ask 3 aerodynamicists and you get three different answers. Switching off your phone is a major pain in the butt - a real sacrifice …
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Comment #3283997
"any increased risk is unacceptable if it is avoidable." And yet 40 years after the first studies recommending them - they still don't fit smoke hoods
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Comment #3283947
3 possibilities: 1, Everybody on every flight for the last 20 years has always complied with the order perfectly 2, People haven't complied and caused numerous crashes but they are…
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Comment #3281469
To be pulled by horses or mexican immigrants ? Edit: well you might get the range if you want to drive tiny little Honda golf carts at 30mph. But what about real men that want to d…
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Comment #3281447
Invest in roads - presumably for cars powered by oil to drive on? Now that's a long term vision of the future!
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Comment #3281218
Unless you gave the immigrants with STEM PhDs greencards. It just seems odd that a Yankee going to Texas is welcome but a foreigner taking the same job, paying the same US tax - bu…
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Comment #3280959
In every other country there is a central government who have a department of immigration who accept applications from outsiders and judge them on their experience, qualifications,…
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Comment #3280953
'our' jobs? Suppose you are in california and Caltech hires a new Yorker as a postdoc instead of you - is that any better/worse than them hiring a Canadian/Brit or German? Suppose …
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Comment #3280949
The problem is that most Americans are the descendents of the people that arrived, displaced the native population, took their land and exploited it's natural resources. So natural…
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Comment #3280308
So leaving your main system exposed to the new zero day vunerability for a whole day while you do the tests!
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Comment #3279037
Did those security experts suggest that the new patches would have any less holes than the current ones? Meanwhile all the other experts suggest not touching a high performance, hi…
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Comment #3279031
You have a choice between: The chance of someone bothering to hack you multiplied by the chance that the new patch doesn't include several new security bugs Or the chance of a new …
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Comment #3277738
Unfortunately radio take a long time and a lot of money to get approval for, and the process is different for every country. And it's the entire 'system' that needs approval - you …
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Comment #3277725
Yes - especially for the big name firms in the US
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Comment #3277067
And it's even worse than that - 20/30 years ago most of those none law/medicine degrees would have got somebody a VP type job. Now a non-professional degree gets you an entry level…