alexro | 9 years ago | on: Maersk and IBM aim to get 10M shipping containers onto blockchain
alexro's comments
alexro | 9 years ago | on: A $10K tiny house 3D-printed in 24 hours
Print the walls and let this guy to do the rest
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_Uoq6JYKbw
alexro | 9 years ago | on: Tesla Tanks After Goldman Downgrades to Sell
If you like to risk buy Bitcoin instead. None of the Bitcoin buyers who held on the investment ever lost money.
alexro | 9 years ago | on: Elon Musk: Humans must merge with machines or become irrelevant in AI age
Humans must unmerge with machines and make AI irrelevant
alexro | 9 years ago | on: Living on the Edge – Story of an Iranian Student in US
Somehow its becoming just that: 51/49 split everywhere
alexro | 9 years ago | on: Living on the Edge – Story of an Iranian Student in US
What'd you say if a chap you knew at school then turned up on the ISIS reports? This isn't a fantastic scenario isn't it?
alexro | 9 years ago | on: The UK Is About to Legalize Mass Surveillance
Petition against these laws https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/173199
alexro | 9 years ago | on: Uganda is shutting down schools funded by Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates
>>
The key point here is "lincensed": totalitarian (or banana republics) and corrupt regimes have this convenient way of "licensing" to throw away anyone they don't like.
<<
Isn't it something they learnt from the developed countries? Never mind patent trolls
alexro | 9 years ago | on: Fidel Castro has died
US is not part of International Criminal Court either. So what's the point?
alexro | 9 years ago | on: .NET Framework – What's New in C# 7.0
Are we back to the 90-ties with no code highlights in text?
alexro | 9 years ago | on: How Britain's most secret court imprisoned a grandmother
Should UK be viewed as the most unfriendly country to the aged people? I often come across stories that give that impression - care homes, courts being the most prominent bad actors
alexro | 9 years ago | on: Soviet scientists tried for decades to network their nation
Glushkov has build a unique PC too
alexro | 9 years ago | on: Implication of sabotage adds intrigue to SpaceX investigation
When in doubt blame Putin
alexro | 9 years ago | on: Yandex.Mail's successful migration from Oracle to Postgres [pdf]
You can link your domain to the mail. And have unlimited number of inboxes.
https://pdd.yandex.ru/domains_add/
This is in Russian. Maybe there is English version
alexro | 9 years ago | on: US Olympic athlete files leaked in alleged WADA hack
I'm not qualified in this, was told by a guy who is that the abuse is against WADA rules but wasn't prosecuted. For now I don't now, let's wait the wider discussion
alexro | 9 years ago | on: US Olympic athlete files leaked in alleged WADA hack
But meldonium is exactly what you describe, it was in use since 80ties.
alexro | 9 years ago | on: US Olympic athlete files leaked in alleged WADA hack
Anyone surprised that americans were given preferences?
alexro | 9 years ago | on: Yandex.Mail's successful migration from Oracle to Postgres [pdf]
Would Snowden agree with you?
alexro | 9 years ago | on: Yandex.Mail's successful migration from Oracle to Postgres [pdf]
You can set up your own domain for free
alexro | 10 years ago | on: Visual Studio Code is now open source
VSCode is not an IDE just yet
It is now moving in the direction of becoming a politically only acceptable solution, when no one can impose any negative judgment making the solution provider look malicious even before anything bad happens.
So kind of a measure to eliminate potential risk