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Is this what happens when you have over a billion dollars to spend, and a big pile of coke? 
Or maybe we are both wrong. Deaf people are going to be drawn to concerts so they can see which bell is being rung. Oh wait, maybe that involves more coke.
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I suppose this is kind of related with the new features of two messages below (GIF search)
I wonder how many things are going to get broken to make this happen... 
M.D.V. 
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There is hardware for it? Yikes.
"They have a consciousness, they have a life, they have a soul! Damn you! Let the rabbits wear glasses! Save our brothers! Can I get an amen?"
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Qualcomm Technologies announced Monday that it conducted the first successful extended range 5G data call over mmWave. Apparently they can hear you now
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The new features are available for Windows Insiders to test. Freeze peach in when does then?
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If I knew GIF-speak I'd probably give you a '5'
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While highlighting new development work on Microsoft's F# programming language alongside the latest .NET 5 preview, the company announced that, except for one minor enhancement, "we are finished with F# 5!" And so am I (even if I never started)
I don't think the wording on that announcement is the best they could have done.
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Kent Sharkey wrote: I don't think the wording on that announcement is the best they could have done.
They should have used their mastery in icons designing and tell it graphically 
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Isn't it interesting how the words "finished with" and "completed" can have so many different connotations?
"They have a consciousness, they have a life, they have a soul! Damn you! Let the rabbits wear glasses! Save our brothers! Can I get an amen?"
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What baffles scientists so much is that there is no air or water on the moon, which are both required for hematite, which is a type of rust, to form. The cow must have been leaking when it jumped over
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Did maybe any of the astronauts had to pee so badly and had a leak in the suit?
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Sharing compensation data has become an annual tradition at Microsoft during this time of year For the curious
$125,665/year gets you a lot of icons!
Their description of the levels is completely accurate (they're not necessarily by time in the job)
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A recent update to Windows 10's Microsoft Defender antivirus solution ironically allows it to download malware and other files to a Windows computer. Who will defend the Defender?
Fortunately it does (apparently) scan what it's downloading, but yeesh.
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Kent Sharkey wrote: A recent update to Windows 10's Microsoft Defender
Is it the one where it is supposed to "secure" it against registry deactivation? 
Someone should tell the windows updates team that sometimes the "never change a running system" is not such a bad advice.
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Google says “geofence” search requests grew 100-fold between 2017 and 2019. 101m? 5.23 chains?
Yeah, not appropriate for the non-USians, but I also post about European-centric stuff. Oh, and Oz-centric stuff occasionally.
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Disagreeable personalities only use a subset of the skills that provide success. "Now you're messin' with a..."
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Yup, nice people often never finish at all!
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The lessons use space exploration and the challenges of cosmic exploration to teach the fundamentals of programming. Does it have a program where you count down from 10?
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Yes, but the interwebs are littered with people that should go back to the fundamentals of programming school, like this one:
countDown = 3
while (countDown >= 0):
if countDown != 0:
print(countDown)
countDown = countDown - 1
else:
print("Action!")
break
and I don't think lessons from space exploration will help this person. 
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Rats. I was in the middle of an article using that as an example of golden code. 
If you can keep your head while those about you are losing theirs, perhaps you don't understand the situation.
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How is that going to countdown from 10?
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But it workz!
Oh sanctissimi Wilhelmus, Theodorus, et Fredericus!
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The Earth has changed dramatically over the last 4.543 billion years. In case you were thinking of moving to the Cambrian
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A PIN code is usually required at the checkout when paying large sums by credit card. ETH researchers have now discovered a flaw in the security system of some credit cards. Beware of hackers with two mobiles at the checkout? (and don't let them scan your card into the first mobile)
I know I'm thick, but I'm having some troubles understanding how this would work in the wild.
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