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12y ago
Nothing in that Google results page contradicts what I have said. In cases where bitcoins have been stolen it is because the person failed to secure their wallet, used an insecure wallet (such as brain coins), or foolishly entrusted their w
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12y ago
Ironically, it sounds like he has in essence devised a clever way of stripping poor people of their autonomy.
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12y ago
Bitcoins won't disappear unless you lose control of the private key, or if you do something foolish like use a 'brain wallet' with poor entropy or pretend that an unregulated exchange is a bank and give them all of your money
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12y ago
Residential ISPs have pretty much never, in the history of ever, not had asymmetrical traffic. Netflix may have aggravated that, but they did not change that.
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12y ago
Furthermore, if Verizon degrades connections to whichever ISPs Netflix uses, then they have leverage to get Netflix to pay Verizon to peer. If they make it so that the only way that Netflix can offer their service is to pay them for it dir
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12y ago
Expect is great, however if you ever determine that using it is the best way to solve your problem, then you are probably approaching the problem the wrong way in the first place (the best way to proceed from that point may very well be t
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12y ago
I am disputing that "the physical aggression comes after the emotional manipulation" is always the case. Sometimes it is provoked by little more than a snapped towel (good fun) accidentally hitting somebody's balls (not go
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12y ago
It is legal to be a dick. That doesn't mean that you should not try to abstain from being a dick. Not all anti-social behavior needs to be, or should be, banned.
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12y ago
I don't think it is correct to speak in such absolutes. Sometimes a fight is just a fight. I got into my fair share of trouble when I was a kid; both starting fights without any real provocation and being the recipient of aggression w
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12y ago
Violence is accessible. Tom and Jerry could have a nice philosophical dialog in the park, but that would put Tom and Jerry beyond it's target audience. Instead, they smack each other around with frying pans. Even shows that shoot for
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12y ago
Depending on how much of that thing is buried, it sounds like it could be comparable to Ahnighito (3.4m x 2.1m x 1.7m) : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Ahnighito_AMNH,_34_tons_me... or the Willamette Meteorite (3m
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12y ago
I've had similar experience while dealing with Comcast installation techs. The installation tech insisted that he needed to use my computer to complete the installation. My computer (running Debian, so using it was out of the questio
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12y ago
I stumbled across this hosted on archive.org a while ago. Their in-browser emulator seems to work a bit better for me, so you might want to try it if you are having trouble with the version linked above: https://archive.org/
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12y ago
I've been in my fair share of minor arguments with security guards. Never has it resulted in a discussion with the FBI. This situation was not normal, and is not acceptable.
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12y ago
I wonder if Google Streetview usage information is examined for "suspicious activity", since it could very well be used in lieu of from-the-street photographs taken personally by the attackers. > "If it helps, several ter
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12y ago
Wiki "size" = [Number of Articles] - [Number of Stub Articles] Is a human-written stub article about minor characters from some fantasy book more valuable than a robot-written stub article about a type of grass? Is eith
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12y ago
Exactly. If nothing else, those stub articles serve to give a (not complete, yet more accurate) index-able list of topics not yet adequately covered. Like a /* TODO */
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12y ago
> "and not really something you couldn't find in any number of other resources." The same should be able to be said about everything on Wikipedia, since Wikipedia is not supposed to have original research and should
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12y ago
Their launch manifest ( http://www.spacex.com/missions ) lists one more launch from Vandenberg in 2014, and a few more in 2015. Eventually, if everything goes according to their plans, they will be doing regular launches fro
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12y ago
Grasshopper can hover for a while because, at least at that stage in its flight, it is heavier than the returning F9 core. As it burns more and more fuel it becomes lighter and lighter, and I believe that towards the end of Grasshopper fli
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12y ago
What's up with that guy wearing thick gloves while using that lathe? Isn't not wearing gloves while working with a lathe like rule number one?
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12y ago
> "It looks like the inside of the pan has the same fins, which makes sense otherwise they'd have uneven thicknesses. That would be a serious cleaning issue." It would also make it nearly impossible to cook anything that
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12y ago
While determining if his reputation has in fact been ruined will take some time, if it was, it was instant.
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12y ago
It's insulting if you play it right.
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12y ago
That remains to be seen. In a year or three, when his name is mentioned in the media, will people still be talking about this accusation? Only time can tell, but my money is on "Yes."
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12y ago
> I think that aiming the rifle in a different spot is only done for test purposes I could imagine some scenarios where indirect fire, perhaps coordinated with a drone that can light up the target with the laser, could be useful.
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12y ago
In sane jurisdictions lockpicks are perfectly legal for everyone (not just licensed locksmiths) because, although people people may claim that "we all know what they are for" , tools should not be illegal just because they can be
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12y ago
"Teenagers" is a pretty tight age-range and those Philadelphia riots were large enough to overwhelm the police; if that age range were expanded to 14-70 and a similar percentage of that group were rioting, then that is a massive
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12y ago
Getting nailed in civil court is a completely different animal than criminal charges. You can even get nailed in civil courts for things that criminal courts found you not guilty of (see: OJ Simpson).
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12y ago
4.8% of Americans are Asian Americans, but only 1.7% of their respondents are Asian Americans or Pacific Islanders? I wonder what went wrong with their surveying method.
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