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by DINKDINK 12y ago
These articles miss the point of "hipsters" being anticonformist in that "hipsters" aren't anticonformist, they are merely alternative. Meaning they're ok with someone having tatoos and giving you legal advice
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
Laws that aren't actively enforced by the state are solely there exist so that they can be used to persecute undesirables. It creates the illusion of a free society while keeping an implied state of control against the public. The on
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
http://opensignal.com/ is a great website showing coverage data
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
ah, my approach has been anything in my inbox that is unread is either requiring of action on it, or unread.
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
can you explain to me the advantage of archiving a message over just letting it rest in a read state in your inbox? I've never been able to see an added value to it.
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
Would you say that 501.3c's are a bad idea? If not, they you have to agree that shielding certain activities from taxes is in the best interest for society. So why do you think increasing the barrier to entry for a society to communi
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
the book argues, quite successfully in my opinion, that these cases are entrapment. The government says that entrapment doesn't apply because terrorism.
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
Easier to be a hero if you're an American citizen but the FBI and NSA has a history of extorting people with tenuous citizenship: http://www.amazon.com/The-Terror-Factory-Manufactured-Terror...
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
What stops someone from masking their own behavior by falsely attributing it to a TOR user. That is, someone runs a TOR exit relay and whenever a complaint comes in for an action actually executed by the relay host, falsely attributing it
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
Could you explain how exchanging PGP keys over TLS would be compromised or compromisable?
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
Disclosure: I don't work in the tech sector. I agree with you that I doubt that the budgets of tech company's transit benefits probably wouldn't make a significant impact in the effectiveness of public transit (or even get t
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
" would have run down to my local video store, but I don’t have a local video store. I struck out at the San Francisco Public Library..." So why didn't he go to Le Video? He even mentions it later in the article. Sounds lik
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
Why is constantly maintaining political agreements a superior solution to building crypto solutions that can't be broken (economically)
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
>Bitcoin addresses are intended to be single use, disposable keys rather a long term method of identification. A portion of Bitcoin's address design is intended to minimize publicity of EC public keys if at all possible. A potential
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
Are you saying that the CPUC wouldn't view the algorithm used to summon the ride as a "service"?
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
What would cause the captcha's image to leak the ip but a regular image on the tor website not?
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
more likely that they were under staffed and didn't have funding to hire a compliance officer
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
More of an engineering problem that uses a bit of math. Unless you can state what the weight would be to cause the surface to collapse, you're just wanking off in math space. See Second moment of Inertia (or area depending on who you
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sybil_attack
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
I never understood the disdain for Uber's pricing. Who cares if they charge considerably higher than other services? No one is forcing you to take their service. Do you get upset when people buy an M-Class Mercedes? Would I ever buy
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
https://www.youtube.com/user/bkraz333?feature=em-subs_digest is another very very good channel
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
I'm guessing there are legal requirements that prevent them from truly deleting your content. Abusive ex-husband posts pictures of himself making threatening remarks to his wife. Other potentially incriminating documents. If he was ab
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
A video tear down with a knowledgeable electrical engineer: EEVblog #491 - Nintendo 64 Game Console Teardown https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScicrgZwvg4
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
Mechanical Engineer here: 50k for injection molding complete setup is _very_ reasonable. Dies alone can cost 50k.
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
To those downvoting, what use cases make GIFs better than HTML 5
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
Does this imply a designed back-door?
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
Lyft has the product to market first. Any consumer can now use their feature. Sniping a PR release using a beta isn't the same thing as delivering a production-ready feature. Until you have a usable product in your hand, you have pr
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
A loudspeaker is a term for a speaker that you traditionally think of when you think of a speaker: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loudspeaker
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
The anti-airbnb side claims that airbnb takes apartments or rooms off the market for people who want to live full-time in that city. (thus increasing the price of available rooms) The pro-airbnb side, I'm guessing, would claim: 1.) Wh
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by DINKDINK 12y ago
Uber policy dictated, at least at one point, to ask customers if they "had a prefered route"

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