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> a sudden jump to more than 200 MB near the start of 2017 Google Meet was launched in March 2017.

> This comment and the parent one make me realize that people who answer probably value the exchange between experts more than the answer. I'm more amused that ExpertsExchange.com …

I feel the biggest advantage about GitHub over other platforms is that many tools that integrate with a software project platform are GitHub first, others later. Tooling support ca…

I won't put it as "just another tool". AI introduces a new kind of tool where the ownership of the resulting code is not straightforward. If, in the dystopian future, a justice cou…

Kinda reminds me of a quote attributed to Bjarne Stroustrup: "There are only two kinds of programming languages: those people always bitch about and those nobody uses" I feel there…

How does one tell a "well-meaning" request from an attack?

There is no PIX in Portugal, or places other than Brazil. What they have there is a Brazilian person receiving payments from another Brazilian person, only through Brazilian accoun…

Cash is a hassle. It requires everyone to have change. You need to count the money, the cashier needs to count the money and store it. The line behind you gets longer. The end of d…

I clicked the story wondering if the speed of light has changed since the late 90s. Apparently not.

It would be neat if we could take a hitchhike with it. Probably only Project Orion would be able to catch up to its current 60kms/s speed by October.

With Microsoft opening Windows's kernel to the Xbox team, and a possible macOS-iPadOS unification, we are reaching multiple levels of climate changes in Hell. It's hailing!

Vectorization unrolling?

> set to the equivalent output of two suns... I didn't realize we have achieved a Kardashev Type II civilization already :)

> Airy Enterprise > * E2E Encryption & Storage This worries me, I believe it's unethical and irresponsible to pay-wall privacy features. We live in a world where companies and gove…

Well, some emulator devs are making huge sums of money nowadays in "donations"/crowdfunding, to much chagrin of others in the emudev scene. It seems they got the business model rig…

In some cases, more like 30x - 75x: http://www.techworld.com/apps-wearables/how-elixir-helped-bl...