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True... I like it too.
But it is not that known for the main stream as matrix.
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Close your eyes, take your thumb and your indexfinger up to the bridge of your nose, locate your closed eyes with the tip of each, then gently apply pressure to your eyelids, squeezing the eyeballs to the rear of the head. Continue to increase the pressure until ... the gold matrix upon which the supreme galactic sanhedrin sends all of us his messages of conciousness.
Then stop.
Enough evidence of The neural network for me anyway.
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Now that we have the second version of Windows Subsystem for Linux, as well as the shiny new Windows Package Manager called “winget”, did the tables turn? Let’s find out. When was it not?
OK, back in the Petzold era, maybe.
"I have started my development career with Windows back in middle school. I mostly did PHP back then" Oh. That explains many things.
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Kent Sharkey wrote: I mostly did PHP back then" Oh. That explains many things.
That was my first though 
Seriously, this guy acts as if his unique situation applies to all developers everywhere and that this package manager of his is key.
I mean, "I can also see that Chrome, DropBox, and Firefox are also in the winget repos. However, I cannot find IntelliJ, which is one of my favorite code editors." so use the friggin installer 
As someone who develops for Windows systems, because believe it or not, but that's what my customers use, I call bullshit.
And millions of developers with me, I'm sure.
I'm just going to dismiss this as "Windows bad, says Unix command line elitist." 
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3-D printing technology poses a "grave and growing threat" to individual privacy because of the potential for products to reveal private information about individuals, experts have warned. When everyone knows you've printed a Baby Yoda figure, we've all lost
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Quote: 3-D printing technology poses a "grave and growing threat" to individual privacy because of the potential for products to reveal private information about individuals, experts have warned.
People could use cameras, laptops or mobile phones to track and trace the origins of 3-D printed objects and how they have been used...
Serious: how is it a threat to privacy if someone can look up on the net the Huey copter you've printed and see where you got it from? The article reads more as if they are trying to scare people in order to lock down control of STL and other files via watermarking.
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The artist, who signs his paintings, scratches his head in wonderment.
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Dr. Griffin, right...
This is just @OriginalGriff trying to hog 3-D printers all for himself
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Quality programming requires complex intellectual skill sets to best get the job done. Learn some tips from an industry expert on how to establish a true developer mindset. I suspect we may soon hear some critical thinking
Or read it at the very least.
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All devices using the Bluetooth standard 4.0 through 5.0 are vulnerable. Patches not immediately available. "Life without you is gonna be bluer than blue"
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Kent Sharkey wrote: "Life without you is gonna be bluer than blue"
I see your blue and rise to Eiffel 65 - Blue (Da Ba Dee)[^]
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The Wall Street Journal has reported that China is looking to start a global standards initiative focused on data security to counter U.S. attempts to get its allies to keep Chinese tech out of their networks. Soapbox soapbox. Soapbox, soapbox soapbox!
I'll regret this one, won't I?
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Kent Sharkey wrote: China is looking to start a global standards initiative ... to get its allies to keep Chinese tech out of their networks.
Chinese tech already keeps the Chinese out of their own networks. Doesn't that count as a standard? Kent Sharkey wrote: I'll regret this one, won't I?
Not as much as if you lived in Hong Kong. 
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Kent Sharkey wrote: a global standards initiative focused on data security
What a contradiction... data security coming from China.
I suppose one could think the digital version of the great wall could be a good idea...
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Chip is designed so that water channels are next to its hottest components. Which pin is water-in?
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Ars Technica Chip is designed so that water channels are next to its hottest components.
When this chip fails, it will surely be mist.
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Uuuuuuuuuuuuugh
Well done.
But I still hate you for it
TTFN - Kent
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It will be Gone With the Wind.
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
-- 6079 Smith W.
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"And a River runs through it"...
#SupportHeForShe
Government can give you nothing but what it takes from somebody else. A government big enough to give you everything you want is big enough to take everything you've got, including your freedom.-Ezra Taft Benson
You must accept 1 of 2 basic premises: Either we are alone in the universe or we are not alone. Either way, the implications are staggering!-Wernher von Braun
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Technosexuals are joined – as though surgically – to their favourite gadgets. We report. You decide.
I was more than a little worried when I saw the headline, but it’s a tame article (IMO)
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Hah, I can safely say I do NOT belong to this group of 30-somethings!
I'm quite bad with filters on selfies 
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Microsoft’s September 2020 optional update (KB4571744) seems to be causing some trouble for those who are running Windows 10 May 2020 Update(a.k.a Windows 10 version 2004). Someone was in sleep mode
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And tomorrow, work mode... 
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I have a Déjà-vu[^]
Quote: But... as you say, hardly surprising anymore. Coming from MS I now believe almost everything.
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