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byDan Ost
2019 @12:16PM
(#59379482)
Attached to: Apple Announces $2.5 Billion Plan To Ease California Housing Crisis
The money isn't sitting under a matress somewhere. It is all invested in some way or another.
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byDan Ost
@01:47PM
(#58702164)
Attached to: US Demands Social Media Details From Visa Applicants
If we do away with the electoral college, then 40+ states will have exactly zero say in who gets elected as president.
Good luck getting their representatives to agree to such a change.
108479122
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byDan Ost
9 @10:42AM
(#58509956)
Attached to: Samsung Thinks Millennials Want Vertical TVs
I have one vertical and one horizontal screen on my desktop. The vertical screen is good for inspecting log files and db results. It's also good for coding since I limit my line length, but when I'm looking at other folk's code that aren't so disciplined, I end of using the horizontal screen.
107993600
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byDan Ost
019 @01:36PM
(#58422694)
Attached to: A New Bill Would Force Companies To Check Their Algorithms For Bias
How did you determine that 50% male, 50% female is the correct answer?
Seems arbitrary.
107381682
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byDan Ost
019 @10:23AM
(#58283630)
Attached to: Apple Dealt Legal Blow as Jury Awards Qualcomm $31 Million
It's my understanding that large companies may have in-house lawyers providing support, but bring in outside firms to represent them in court.
So this likely did cost Apple something.
106017162
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byDan Ost
2019 @05:04PM
(#58011116)
Attached to: Google Proposes Changes To Chromium Browser That Will Break Content-Blocking Extensions, Including Various Ad Blockers
I still use FireFox at home. Mostly because I've never found a mouse gestures extension that I like as much as the one I have in FireFox, but also because Chromium doesn't do the sidebar like FireFox does.
Speed is not an issue. Both are plenty fast.
All the claims about FireFox being a memory hog seem strange to me. My experience is that Chomium (on Linux) and Chrome (on Windows 10) blow through memory faster than FireFox on either.
105449282
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byDan Ost
2019 @11:08AM
(#57898642)
Attached to: Apple Says It Could Miss $9 Billion In iPhone Sales Due To Weak Demand
you can replace the battery on the Samsung. Replacement parts are available on-line and there are videos on how to do it. The original battery is glued in, but it's pretty easy to break the glue bonds. Then connecting the new battery is trivial.
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byDan Ost
17 @04:31PM
(#54715541)
Attached to: 'Microsoft' Scam Callers Arrested After Years of Terrorising the Technically Challenged
"Hold on while I boot my computer. I'm glad you called because it's been slow lately."
Then I mute my phone, set it down, and continue on with my day. Eventually they hang up.
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byDan Ost
7 @09:22PM
(#54115807)
Attached to: After 20 Years, OpenSSL Will Change To Apache License 2.0, Seeks Past Contributors
If the devs were okay with the previous licenses, what are they likely to object to in the proposed license?
I don't think I've ever heard anyone rant against Apache 2.0.
87692903
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byDan Ost
2016 @11:44AM
(#53420113)
Attached to: Devuan's Systemd-Free Linux Hits Beta 2
Gentoo lets you use systemD if you want to, hence the availability of systemD packages for Gentoo.
However, OpenRC is the default.
82618087
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byDan Ost
6 @07:10AM
(#51866895)
Attached to: FBI Director Says Unlocking Method Won't Work On Newer iPhones
Is that true of the new iPhones that have dedicated hardware for holding the encryption key?
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byDan Ost
16 @12:30PM
(#51701349)
Attached to: Peter Jackson and JJ Abrams 'Back' Sean Parker's Screening Room
So if you have a group of 6 or more, this would be a good deal in your case.
In my case, this is a good deal for 3 or more.
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byDan Ost
2015 @09:48PM
(#51065335)
Attached to: Microsoft Windows Server 2016 Moving To Per-Core Licensing
Exchange and the surrounding ecosystem.
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byDan Ost
015 @10:08AM
(#50069223)
Attached to: China's Stock Crash: $3.5 Trillion Wiped Out, $2.6 Trillion Frozen
I think the results of this action would be a fascinating subject for discussion.
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byDan Ost
@08:34PM
(#49608421)
Attached to: Tesla's Household Battery: Costs, Prices, and Tradeoffs
So if this product has any amount of success we should expect to see cheaper competitors that use lead acid cells, right?
That hardly seems like a bad thing.
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