BlueGh0st

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by BlueGh0st 7y ago
I was about to mention this. I've been setting up some things for a new business and somewhere along the lines Google explicitly recommended creating a new account.
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by BlueGh0st 7y ago
I find that a major barrier to meeting people is simply money. I live in a large city but there are very few public gathering places appropriate for socializing. Time is up there too, but that often ties back to money for many of today&#x27
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by BlueGh0st 7y ago
The 1729 link has since been removed, likely for the reasons user saagarjha stated -- wrong context.
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by BlueGh0st 7y ago
He has a dozen or more honorary doctorates
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by BlueGh0st 7y ago
Extremely pedantic. In fact, contradicted by your own reference. >The answer depends on one's philosophical views on the nature of mathematics — and in this area, philosophers and mathematicians have not reached a consensus >...
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by BlueGh0st 7y ago
Cool concept but the implementation is terrible. Just give me a button to input my own location. Not to mention the dot on the globe is about 3,000 miles from the street view it gives me.
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by BlueGh0st 7y ago
For anyone else initially confused, NLP in this context is "Natural Language Processing."
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by BlueGh0st 7y ago
I carry a lot of guilt for having "oh, blockchains could help" thoughts quite a lot. A federally supported blockchain used as a public notary and other official functions, as you mentioned, seems like it may have a place in the fu
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by BlueGh0st 7y ago
Well, it's part of the test program in beta, for one.
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by BlueGh0st 7y ago
The irony that we'll be using CloudFlare to connect to websites where we are blocked by CloudFlare for using an VPN.
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by BlueGh0st 7y ago
0.06534852 BTC
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by BlueGh0st 7y ago
>why do people dislike Windows Store? >It is much like mobile stores I do believe you've answered your own question, haha. The main reason (in my head) is I do not want to contribute to this non-local, always-connected, environme
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by BlueGh0st 7y ago
I'm not sure if it's constructive to dispel super vague opinions with logical fallacies. In fact, I'm not sure what the point of the comment was at all, in retrospect.
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by BlueGh0st 7y ago
Seconding ShareX. This is an extremely powerful tool, but only if you want it to be. I was using it as a basic lightweight snipping tool for over a year before diving deeper into it's macro, automatic uploading, screen recording, and s
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by BlueGh0st 7y ago
Link 4 is broken. Thanks for insight!
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by BlueGh0st 7y ago
By actually parenting your kid and what they do instead of just plopping them down in front of the app store?
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by BlueGh0st 7y ago
The ESRB is already a cancer, why would we want it to spread?
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by BlueGh0st 7y ago
What exactly does one complain about? If I complain to a movie theatre for all the money I've spent on tickets, they're just going to say "Um, okay..?"
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by BlueGh0st 7y ago
If "malware" is going to include any software with security bugs, then Gatekeeper should just rm -rf the whole drive.
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by BlueGh0st 8y ago
Tech Ingredients is hands down the most informative science channel I have ever seen on YouTube. He only has 65k subs but the unnamed host appears to be a professor of some sort and has absolutely fantastic explanations and demonstrations o
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by BlueGh0st 8y ago
Google domains offers it for free and as standard.
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by BlueGh0st 8y ago
Could they physically? Yes. But they'd be screwing over their own customers who rely on that traffic.
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by BlueGh0st 8y ago
>Tesla sent Dan Noyes a statement Tuesday night that reads in part, "Autopilot requires the driver to be alert and have hands on the wheel... No it doesn't. Maybe the agreement when you use that feature does but if they really
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by BlueGh0st 8y ago
There are some political posts in its history but I agree with your sentiment. I posed a similar question in the announcement thread (not asking for specifics because they'd never share that) but received no answer. Elsewhere in the th
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by BlueGh0st 9y ago
To play devil's advocate, use of the placebo effect has always been considered morally justifiable in the medical field.
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by BlueGh0st 9y ago
In Florida I'm getting identical times with 1.1.1.1 and 8.8.8.8 ~56ms
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by BlueGh0st 9y ago
I was surprised it didn't tell me it was posted here before. I found the post and your comments on it over at /netsec. Really appreciate your work on this!
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VPN leaks users’ IPs via WebRTC(voidsec.com)
434 points by BlueGh0st 9y ago|167 comments
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by BlueGh0st 9y ago
Honestly can't take the author seriously if they can't even read. Good reminder that having a blog doesn't make you a journalist.
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by BlueGh0st 9y ago
Well there's only so many ways a dog can point. I think it's more likely just an unfortunate coincidence.

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