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pedro2

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    Ask HN: Can cloud-storage providers use your storage for AI training?

    Can Onedrive, Google Drive and friends use your cloud-storage contents for AI training? I remember last tos;dr that they said they wouldn't use it for ads . Can they use it for som…

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    Comment #35268656

    For now Google's counterparts still rate better on interoperability (CalDAV, CardDAV).

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    Comment #35268633

    I agree with you. That being said, I'd be strongly inclined to believe all your stuff [from Personal Accounts] -- even if only its metadata -- will be fed to OpenAI/Bing's Sidney s…

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    Comment #35184379

    Can I expect a somewhat lesser focus on European cities in 1 to 2 years while VIA expands its capabilities on Northern America?

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    Comment #35097019

    Thinking somewhat along the same scale, I'm planning for having 2 years+ of domain name registration, Fastmail payment & (I should) have Thunderbird constantly syncing the full IMA…

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    Comment #34656633

    I never thinned an OS since Windows XP (Black Viper, you rule!). Why put yourself in harms' way by using an unsupported configuration? I briefly consider O&O ShutUp 11 for shutting…

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    Comment #34631642

    Never heard of Interledger until now.

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    Comment #34530300

    Successes are management's, failures are individual's :)

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    Comment #34456087

    Buy the new shampoo ABC -- your hair will notice. CLICK HERE NOW. -- ai inserted ad through duplication of similar elements with custom text --

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    Comment #34425508

    Paywalled; Didn't Read. I'm not engaging in illegal behaviour by using the archive.ph link, in fact, I'm reporting it to The Economist as it shall be DMCA'd (I will not, but I stan…

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    Comment #34398871

    Where is it? Can't seem to find it. EDIT: found it. Anyway, didn't read the article. I think paywalled submissions should be banned.

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    Comment #34398864

    Paywalled; didn't read.

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    Ask HN: Objective oriented people: do you *look* at the whole screen?

    I was reading a piece elsewhere on the website about downloading Movie Maker and I thought: nowadays, if you have your brain in 'scanning' mode you can't do anything. Windows 'scre…

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    Comment #34398668

    Have you ever used Windows Vista? It is still a mess nowadays, but it has been polished - deduplication for WinSxS, search bar for Registry.

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    Comment #34398660

    I really doubt the issue is devs. If they don't want to tank their velocity they have to open an issue to fix such problems, which will stay open and never looked at.

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    Comment #34388283

    Those things need to be supervisioned. FlyTAP has gotten their entire rewards DB (if not all their DB) hacked and if it were not for IHBP I would never know because the company nev…

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    Comment #34365827

    [flagged]

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    Comment #34197865

    I don't understand what the fuss is all about. Neoliberalism baby, the market will solve it.

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    Comment #34175381

    Best way to hide files on Windows: \$Recycle.Bin :)

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    Comment #34175050

    Ah the memories of innocence in computing :)

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    Comment #34132625

    Powernap? You mean S0idle? If it is advertised it is used -- tested on Thinkpad Yoga L15 Gen...3? .

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    Comment #34131424

    You must be lying! Are you implying S0x works badly and wakes too many times, pcie_aspm requires to be set to force to have decent results and enabling S3 is hidden somewhere in th…

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    Comment #34041842

    Free while there are alternatives. After they asfixiated the competition they're free to jack up the prices. Smart business practice really.

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    Comment #33931492

    VSCode is like Chrome: based on opensource code -- not opensource in its entirety.