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Fossil teeth place humans in Asia '20,000 years early'
(bbc.co.uk)
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Slouchy – a small Python script that warns you if you're slouching
(github.com)
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11y ago
Remind me of this: https://i.imgur.com/mkyyF9A.png
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11y ago
Maybe a proof of concept? ;) https://twitter.com/bitinn/status/644941027023818753
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11y ago
I guess this basically made fsociety's approach meaningless ;-)
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11y ago
Currently the business model of many of these services relies on your personal data. By earning less money to solve the problem is not an option to them. I mean even some paid services will use your data for profit. So I think it won't
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11y ago
> Implying bitcoin has nothing to do with free speech. I'm saying that the result is not going to be so different, as in people will still use shadowsocks to circumvent the firewall and won't get "disappeared" or what
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11y ago
Yes, it's more like regulation that poorly implemented. But less people knew it at the time according to what the news and bitcoin users in China said. As a result, news related to China still can impact the price greatly sometimes, wh
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Years ago, news said China "banned" bitcoin, years later miners in China live just fine. I guess this is not going to be so different.
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Kyu
(playkyu.com)
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I don't know how you guys think of this, but putting personal stuff into the cloud, aka others' computer, without encryption is not looking so personal to me.
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Cyx – A motion-enabled geodetic tic-tac-toe
(antoine.goutenoir.com)
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11y ago
I don't understand the logic behind this. Google still allow Chrome users install extensions like ABP, right?
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Sniffing Your iOS Device’s Network Traffic (2014)
(zoooot.com)
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Unreal Engine 4 Open World Kite Real-Time Cinematic
(vimeo.com)
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11y ago
Wow, so many self loathing Indians here.
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Atmoph Window – Your Room Can Be Anywhere
(kickstarter.com)
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ShapeShift.io – Instant Exchange for CryptoCurrency. No account required
(shapeshift.io)
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Threes C – Threes the game ported to C
(harshjv.github.io)
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11y ago
I don't think this is new. http://code.google.com/p/gittorrent/
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RiceDB – A simple, portable configuration file manager
(github.com)
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I'm sorry for using the word, but they PEE everywhere, then they blame who's trying to clean up and the way of cleaning. Yes, the way of cleaning is absolutely blamable, since the government doesn't own the place where they p
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12y ago
EU is a part of the US, surprise.
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12y ago
Passwords are not passwords, they are usernames. It's a part from the combination to identify you, while unlike usernames, it's hidden by design. Fingerprints are like passwords, they can't be easily copied and be reused some
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12y ago
With alert(), user can copy the content of alert with Ctrl + C.
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12y ago
I think if one can't get relevant serach results through search engines, then the law served its purpose. Other concerned parties can't really do any harm to those who wanted to be forgotten. I mean, do you still remember any of t
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12y ago
This is what I've been told: "木 = wood, 林 = woods, 森 = forest". Quite intuitive. :)
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13y ago
Degrees bring fancy titles. Education? Not necessarily.
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I don't know why many people are focus on Apple or protable battery. With such tech, the potential could be anywhere need an efficient energy solution. The BatterBox might be the first appliance. Are you willing to buy something cost y
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13y ago
It's quite long, but I guess it's yet another "analysis" that ignores all other crypto coins. I've met so many so called libertarians seeking for ONE TRUE GOD. EDIT: Prove me wrong then downvote me please, I'll
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