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Atroxide
13y ago
I am surprised RuneScape isn't on the list. https://www.runescape.com/game?html5=1 Absolutely amazing (the client). They released the client last year and its pretty cool what they can do with the technology, I am pret
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13y ago
They aren't buying them back for use, they are buying them back to find correlations and figure out where the breach happened. The site basically allows you to buy cards from 'bases'. Each of these 'bases' are just
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13y ago
that is pretty cool! let's say I wanted to do something similar with a light switch (which controls the light) and have it switchable via web at any time and have the light switch on overrides the web setting and has it on. so basicall
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13y ago
To my knowledge, the camera is only recording when the sirens are on, not 100% sure if this is true so take it with a grain of salt but I don't think there will be footage. Speculation: The dash-cam might have some type of buffer that
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13y ago
You realize there is no down-voting right? And your post isn't being voted for because it is irreverent. Lets say that the value of a BC goes up to 1 Million USD somehow (which is REALLY unlikely), a Satoshi is still worth a penny. We
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13y ago
This IS identifying someone...
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13y ago
And this article is the 21st century article equivalent of cigarettes.. Both will give you cancer. First off, he uses his personal google results, in incognito mode you wouldn't get these results (and you don't get anything relate
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13y ago
As long as they aren't identified (by name, picture, etc.) who cares? Also, this article is pretty lame. They complain about people live tweeting other people's private issues but then they share EVERY single one of these examples
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13y ago
what? People talking in public places have privacy?
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13y ago
what is the difference between this an an RSS feed?
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Atroxide
13y ago
HN should put a few of these headlines onto the frontpage on april fools day...
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13y ago
Basically to prove that something existed before a specific date. For instance, grab a random piece of paper on your desk with writings and then try and prove to me that the contents of that paper existed before last year, you can't re
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13y ago
The audience of the (dying) magazine industry doesn't come close to the audience of snowden's message. your comment kind of proves that snowden doesn't have a chance, because choosing him won't increase sales.
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13y ago
My guess is that it isn't actually the "NSA" keyword that is penalizing those articles but maybe some other type of filter. For instance, what if it instead penalizes topics basic on keywords relative to other articles? Basic