What???
You can not trademark echo for different areas. And podcast is different.
This way of reasoning makes me speachless.
P.s. goodreads might be a case though.
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You can not trademark echo for different areas. And podcast is different.
This way of reasoning makes me speachless.
P.s. goodreads might be a case though.
Interesting.
p.s. first hand impression: one per small or medium room.
The moment you take incentive (bitcoin) out of the equation, whole blockchain will lose its strenght.
You can not take out greed^H^H^Hincentive out of the picture.
p.s. this is black and white written in bitcoin whitepaper.
disgusting.
And then after two years, when you're no longer startup with 100usd bill, but bigger company, you're completly tied to a jungle of amazon products, and your exit strategy is very very costly.
clever amazon, clever.
> Instead, companies are turning to new, cloud-based technologies from Anaplan Inc., Workiva Inc., Adaptive Insights and their competitors.
Indeed Very fast into the article I classified it as advertisment.
I would carefully analyse if patching is a good thing.
Those vulnerabilities might be used in good way to disable ME and all this intel crapware completely, while if patched, this again may be impossible without doing manual chip clip and reprogramming with external device. Of course YMMV.
Here, nice read of current way, using raspberry pi and clipping ME chip while motherboard is off: https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Sakaki%27s_EFI_Install_Guide/Di...
If enough people vote here (AMA style?), I'll be motivated to connect kbd and monitor and do some tests :)
Story went like that: I'm a gold miner. Gold mining is cool, everybody wants to gold mine. So I'll teach you FOR FREE how to gold mine, but during first year I offer you to gold mine for me at minimum wage. It's a shity goldmining you're doing, as you're newbie, so that excuses minimum wage, right? And I'm doing teaching for "free", right? There were hundreds I trained to goldmine and they didnt accept my WORK (sacred word) offer. They didnt also goldmine afterwards. I call it free service and in addition for my goldmining minions get 'feeling good' from it. Others call it sieve just to find enough 'wanna be gold miner' newbies.
"Unfortunately, we believe that this class of attacks is inherent to the current design of web browsers and can't be meaningfully mitigated by any single website; in particular, clobbering the window.opener property limits one of the vectors, but still makes it easy to exploit the remaining ones."
(1) https://sites.google.com/site/bughunteruniversity/nonvuln/ph...
His letter point is clearly about widely(1) known debate(2) between him and Linus Torvalds, and ego massage.
(1) widely, if you arent 25 years old proverbial "javascript developer" ;-) - as the debate took place in 1992.
(2) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanenbaum%E2%80%93Torvalds_deb...
Yeah, sure.
Google is heading Microsoft 199x way - fastly becoming public enemy no 1.
in essence, everytime(+) some massive break occurs, and your e-mail (and probably password) is among them after reaching "darknet" (meaning black market), you will get from haveibeenpwned an e-mail, urging you to some action (password change, account closure/change etc).
(+) Troy amassed over the years huge db of past breakins (so you can check your email presence also in past events) and with current respect/reputation he gots access to new ones pretty fast, informing you instantly in most cases.
Highly recommended.
Conclusion: alibaba & aliexpress are the real kings, forget about amazon.
There is nowhere stated: reason for this article is to promote the book sale.
Knowing true reason/motivtion of somebody's actions is important. You can also draw conclusions if somebody is hiding their true motivation under pretext.
Ive read a Bloomberg story on the IPO and saw there two hilarious sequences "MongoDB has 4,300 paying customers. MongoDB employs 820 people in 29 offices" - that does not compute (for me) so I started analyzing their financial report (btw funny is nobody in whole HN discussion quoted numbers from the report so far, but a lot of 'im buying their stock' talks here).
In the report, scroll to the bottom where they put some cream: they show for last year 91m rev from subscriptions plus 10m from services. While at the same time they show operating LOSS of 85 millions (due to cost, people, marketing, sales, services etc). Khem khem, I know they are growing (holy world) but no, that does not compute.
Of course it is just mine opinion, and looking on the IPO results, rather unpopular one :) but I will stand by it. Especially in next 3 years. Caveat emptor.
I will short them soon.
I know that dell xps 13" with FHD screen is very good in this regard, while dell xps 13" with 3200x1800 is mirror like.
Not to deny Leonardo's might, but quite similar to the pattern of (e.g.) more Depeche Mode songs on the radio signals new album/tour.
Cheaper, you can have 5seat office license and family plan.
Disclaimer: no decent linux client but macos is more less okeish.
I curse the day ive chosen 13” xps with 3200x1800 hdpi screen. Id trade it for fullhd in a blink.
Three issues:
1. It is goddamn mirror, and mind you im not picky here
2. Hundreds of apps or system parts (regedit? Wtf?) are complettly messed up by hdpi and scaling leaves you either too small or problems. Keybase desktop client (search for my bug) shows what you can expect. Windows 10 can not handle it. Gnome works more/less.
3. You dont need it on 13” screen. FHD is enough.
Oh, and you cant disable touchscreen without serious jujitsu (bios option is ignored by windows)
Simply dont. Take fullhd.
Because this (not requiring PC to show VR) either means:
1) Oculus is standalone (not requiring nvidias/amd 200W+ 200USD powershouses) with comparable quality/features to what other (with PC) sets are doing currently
OR
2) it is not standalone UNLESS you have much (and here I mean much!) worse quality
ad1: this would mean that Oculus did a great breakthrough (rendering price of nvidia stock overvalued tenfold - which we don't see) while also solving heat dissipation issue (look at your typical GTX card and cooling they require and POWER they require).
ad2: currently, AAA games do require powerhouse in graphics department, and they still have a lot space to improve (from visual perspective). For VR you need 90fps lowlatency dual(sic!) rendered graphics - this brings you either subpar quality (A LOT OF SUBPAR) - hence I concluded this "no pc required) marketing gimmick of Oculus. Yep, it may work, but not at the level (not even close) to other solutions.
(1) all AAA games (working on the GTX 9xx or 1xxx) are still subpar to the reality, and they're disspating hundreds of wattage. It's not possible to put it into binoculars.
There need to be a place to dissipate that 200W+ of power current GTX cards are using, and this is not possible to fit it in kind of binoculars.
Thats marketing gimmick Oculus is doing: it does not require phone (as daydream does) but it does require graphics powerhouse to generate all the virtual reality (unless you don't want the world to be as in current AAA games which DO REQUIRE GTX kind of power).