Devilboy

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   by Devilboy 14y ago

   4. All sarcastic comments get -5 starting karma
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   by Devilboy 14y ago

   OK so here's a question: Let's assume for the moment that this paper is 100% accurate in its assessment of the future of our climate, and let's further assume that the general public will continue to be apathetic for the time being. What's
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   by Devilboy 14y ago

   So basically we are screwed.
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   by Devilboy 14y ago

   To save everyone time, what did you find?
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   by Devilboy 14y ago

   Old growth forests are not suitable for building material. All of these wood panels came from plantations that are re-planted immediately after harvesting, often from places where there was no forest before.
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   by Devilboy 14y ago

   Hey, if people can get something for free, they'll take it. I think you're talking to the wrong people here.
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   by Devilboy 14y ago

   This was the only thing to really help my wrist pain. These days I use a regular old mouse and I don't experience any pain, and all it took was some weight training two or three times a week.
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   by Devilboy 14y ago

   Maybe if Stephanie's site was lighter weight it'd still be up and running :P
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   by Devilboy 14y ago

   Ripping everything apart is what HN is all about. Look at any random article on the front page and tell me I'm wrong.
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    by Devilboy 14y ago

    Bitcoin is easy to convert to cash! I don't think anyone will actually donate bitcoin though.
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    by Devilboy 14y ago

    Passive blocking is fine, active blocking or interference is not.
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    by Devilboy 14y ago

    It's only easier if you already have some Bitcoin to use. Converting money to Bitcoin takes more time and effort than just using your credit card on Paypal.
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    by Devilboy 14y ago

    Anonymous cash on the internet. Nobody knows who owns each bitcoin account so you can do all sorts of things you could not otherwise. It's very similar to (for example) Pecunix, although unlike Pecunix it's not backed by gold and it's distr
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    by Devilboy 14y ago

    Facebook won't make that mistake.
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    by Devilboy 14y ago

    What about ad-supported news, is that sustainable?
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    by Devilboy 14y ago

    Any launch you can walk away from!
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    by Devilboy 14y ago

    Wow! I'd have to buy a stack of these so I can demo it to my friends every now and then.
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    by Devilboy 14y ago

    I just use email
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    by Devilboy 14y ago

    I'm not convinced anyone really WANTS to sell their time in such small intervals.
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    by Devilboy 14y ago

    So are you going to fire the offender or what exactly are you doing to prevent this happening again?
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    by Devilboy 14y ago

    If they do a good job and gain enough respect and trust this could be big. I'm not sure it will actually go anywhere but maybe.
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    by Devilboy 14y ago

    We are Boltzman brains, no?
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    by Devilboy 14y ago

    Nothing that has all the ports / features of the Pi, no.
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    by Devilboy 14y ago

    Check out this wave powered drone: http://www.liquidr.com/ In action: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eATawqVOXWI
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    by Devilboy 14y ago

    I'm surprised that Parker has a bigger share than Thiel.
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    by Devilboy 14y ago

    Yet somehow it just works. Why waste your time on idiomatic CSS when good old tables work just fine?
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    by Devilboy 14y ago

    How will this new law fix the problem though? I don't see it.
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    by Devilboy 14y ago

    The intent is to use the material in orbit. It costs loads of money to send stuff to orbit (e.g. for the ISS) and this could be cheaper, especially for bulky stuff. Bringing it all the way back to the surface is not worth the energy require
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    by Devilboy 14y ago

    He meant the seized servers
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    by Devilboy 14y ago

    Sold!