Cypher

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by Cypher 6y ago
It's sad to see the once great community taken over by an intolerant subgroups.
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by Cypher 6y ago
I looked through github and see you have coded examples, can you also include the visual output so I can get a sense of what it'll achieve without having to set it up to see?
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by Cypher 6y ago
Multi-Media suites like Adobes are good for kids, it require someone to help get them up and running with simple concepts and show them what's possible, work through a project or two. Once they got the hang of it they love to play arou
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by Cypher 7y ago
Perhaps people will has less desire to consume news as entertainment in the future.
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by Cypher 7y ago
Skepticism requires an unlimited amount of work for verifying a chain of evidence, if one piece is wrong then the whole body of data could be unless. Not easy for a data journalist to standup and get a new set of data when there's a ti
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by Cypher 7y ago
Subscribe or pirate?
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by Cypher 7y ago
Well worker rights is a fantasy in the west too. Google and facebook track our every moves and the NSA can watch over our every move. The scary thing is few journalist are left to talk about it over here.
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by Cypher 7y ago
I do wonder how long it's going to be before we see WhatsApp and the surveillance state articles.
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by Cypher 7y ago
How does it prevent someone whom knows the password from resetting the clock?
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by Cypher 7y ago
I wouldn't touch the gaming industry with any investment. The bubble will burst sooner or later. The esports investment never return a profit. The loot box crazy are finally being regulated. And gamers are fed up with the AAA industry
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by Cypher 7y ago
Anyone know if they're also deleting other videos like Tiananmen Square?
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by Cypher 7y ago
If it were purely a profit case and they really don't want to make a new game. Then why doesn't valve sell the IP to publishers that want to make HL3, Portal3, Left4Dead3 etc? they'll collect a check with no effort and enable
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by Cypher 7y ago
EA, Square, Activision, Ubisoft have killed atleast 100 good studios
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by Cypher 7y ago
inevitable
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by Cypher 7y ago
Going to be the same with assange... it's sad when governments make people disappear :(
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by Cypher 7y ago
then I'd block them...
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by Cypher 7y ago
I thought Trump supported Wikileaks in the pre election, it was Obama that refused to pardon Snowden before leaving office.
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by Cypher 7y ago
isn't that what they want? how else can they influence if they're not contacted..
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by Cypher 7y ago
Uber will bounce when self driving cars take off. Imagine buying a car and then send it off to work for you while you're at the office.
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by Cypher 7y ago
China boooo!!! down with Eurasia, murders! murders! ruahhh. I can't wait for the day they stop decreasing the chocolate rations.
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by Cypher 7y ago
I wonder if the white house is willing to listen to Alex Jones, Assange, and Snowden about their stories..
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by Cypher 7y ago
Sounds like a personal rating score to me
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by Cypher 7y ago
It'll help me feel better
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by Cypher 7y ago
weight gain is responsible for rise in obesity.
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by Cypher 7y ago
It's safe for the hackers isn't it... If vaults are safe then why do people get robbed?
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by Cypher 7y ago
Cost of health care, education and basic living.
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by Cypher 7y ago
Sure it's addictive, like most habits that provide a dopamine hit. More people struggle with disconnecting from social media addiction, the desire to keep finding an interesting image or comment is way worse of addiction. Also sugar a
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by Cypher 7y ago
35 shiiit that means I'm going to be in my 40's
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by Cypher 7y ago
Sounds like another WMD show, I'll get the popcorn.
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by Cypher 8y ago
Better than 1 but still terrible.

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