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Sorry... but as someone said the other day... if I have to pay with my data to use something for free in the internet, I prefer to have my data exploited by only one company.
Additionally, I have a personal problem with Meta. Pity for TomTom, I have liked their products for long, but I think I'll pass on this, at least for a good while.
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Chair proposes 100Mbps national standard and an evaluation of broadband prices. Agreed
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Easy for her to opine on this as a member of the parasitic class with no skin in the game.
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Greg Utas wrote: parasitic class
That's such a perfect description of the whole lot of them.
The difficult we do right away...
...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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Article wrote: an evaluation of broadband prices. If the evaluation is not to makes prices cheaper, they should stick it in their a...
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Meanwhile, there are still a lot of people in rural areas that only have access to dial-up internet
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Yep, and the FCC originally had SpaceX's StarLink system in their rural internet initiative but removed it under pressure from other satellite internet companies as well as traditional cable (phone and TV) companies. Of course those legacy companies still haven't stepped up to provide service.
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If you’re a developer familiar with the Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) architecture, you know it’s a popular choice for building applications. However, it comes with its challenges, especially when it comes to boilerplate code and threading issues. Until the next pattern comes along
Should be about 5 minutes or so
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Should be about 5 minutes or so Are you sure you are not speaking about frameworks in Javascript?
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A difficult summer for the Starliner program continued this week, with Boeing reporting additional losses on the vehicle's development and NASA saying it's too early to discuss potential launch dates for the crewed spacecraft. These are the voyages of...oh, dang
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Boeing started its decline when they purchased McDonnell Douglas and allowed the McDonnell Douglas management concept of accountants running the business to replace engineers running the business.
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In most programming languages, the default way to alert that something went wrong is to throw an exception Sometimes, it's the rule
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Kent Sharkey wrote: In most programming languages, the default way to alert that something went wrong is to throw an exception If something went wrong behind the scene... yes.
If the user did wrong... I prefer to catch it up first myself and perform something defined. I find it easier to follow the flow.
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Six months after the end of a four-day workweek study, companies that participated continued to cut back on hours, claiming employees are happier and just as productive. We'll be most productive at 0 days a week
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That's something I like from Germany... I might earn less than in other countries, but I find the balance life-work and security feeling is way higher than in other countries.
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The Frontier Model Forum says it will focus on secure, careful AI development. All the better to control you with, my dear
Is my brain on a Red Riding Hood tick now?
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The question is... safe for us? Or for their income?
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I think you know the answer to that one
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Sadly... yes
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But just think how quickly they will be able to design new icons!
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South Korean scientists have announced the development of a room-temperature ambient-pressure superconductor. Fool me once...
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define room temperature...
In the poles might be -40°C / -40°F and in Italy last week might be +50°C / +122°F
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In this case it's even less of what I consider room temperature: "For the first time in the world, we succeeded in synthesizing the room-temperature superconductor (Tc≥400 K, 127∘C) working at ambient pressure with a modified lead-apatite (LK-99) structure. "
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That's not a room, that's an ing sauna
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Room-temperature for electrical engineers differs from room temperature for normal mortals. A power line must withstand extremes of heat & cold, so if it cannot be used at high temperatures, it is a technical triumph but technically useless.
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