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Comment · 1 year ago
While bad in sensitive systems, breaking things seems preferable to blatantly giving account information to another country.

> There were more than 20 such attempts, and what is particularly concerning is that many of these login attempts occurred within 15 minutes of the accounts being created by DOGE engineers.

Comment · 1 year ago
The activities are mindless. Cutting grass, shoveling snow, cleaning the house, gardening, painting, and going on a run. Sure, I'll get distracted by something and need to rewind it back in 20 seconds, but that happens in books, and I'll need to re-read a page.
Comment · 4 years ago
That does sounds great. Though I'd imagine trying to retro fit plumbing for each apartment would be a nightmare
Comment · 5 years ago
but... you can post on HN pretty anonymously if you wanted, so that is a bit different
Comment · 5 years ago
"The Japanese firm paid $21.15 per share for around 1.4 million shares"

That is some decent profit

Comment · 5 years ago
At least for me, I don't do banking on my phone and my main email is not tied to my phone.
Comment · 5 years ago
>have the means to create a vaccine and so save the planet

is that true though? Aren't a lot of diseases being worked on in labs without the means to cure them yet

Comment · 5 years ago
HN is a pretty minimal site though - it is just a message board.
Comment · 6 years ago
Would the increase in investment have a better chance to facilitate research and development? As with more research comes the possibility of a better capture rate down the road
Comment · 6 years ago
I started working with C++ several months ago, mostly due to curiosity.

Though I haven't done anything that I would consider extremely complex, memory corruption seems easy enough to deal with by planning.

Maybe because it is so ingrained as whenever I heard discussions of C++, memory (de)allocation and memory corruption was always the first thing people talked about. Dealing with de-allocation feels like closing a curly brace, almost automatic.

Comment · 6 years ago
I think because seeing someone's face is more important than seeing their background
Comment · 6 years ago
Intel current platform does not support PCI4 though, if that is important to you, you will need a new mobo anyways.

Also I don't think many people are going to upgrade from intel 10th gen to intel 11th gen, assuming gen 12 will have DDR5 (worth skipping a gen)

Comment · 6 years ago
I like to grab RAM towards the end of the generation, so far it has been the best bang for my buck (for my personal computer). From the production estimates, looks like I'll jump into DDR5 at the end of 2023 or most likely 2024
Comment · 6 years ago
Charging is fine, the issue is using under wattage 3rd party docks or using a bad charger for the dock while playing, as it pull more power when it is in dock mode.

Charging it has never been an issue for anyone and this is the first I heard being a charging issue

Comment · 6 years ago
Well that is always an option, which I have thought about. I would basically need to remove my entire family and a large amount of friends (not low-quality friends, they are just educated in other areas).

Once I realized that, it was easier to just delete facebook, and keep in touch with my close friends and people that are in similar studies to myself by using group chat messages, emails or just face to face (not so much this option in 2020)

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