DougN7

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by DougN7 9y ago
Well, that and Perl has to be one of the most unreadable languages out there ;)
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by DougN7 9y ago
Much higher chance of STDs. I was recently reading something like 1 in 5 Americans has at least one. No thanks.
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by DougN7 9y ago
I agree completely. People need to be able to come together, with disagreeing being the starting point, and not attack each other's groups and views. That would allow for necessary communication to come to agreement, or at least civi
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by DougN7 9y ago
Wow, you've put some good thought into this. Being able to say "I could use help taking down a tree" would be great - signing up and attending an event is one thing (meetup.com), but hard to do if you're down. But actu
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by DougN7 9y ago
I've been on Reddit and seen how many people are truely lonely. If this app could reach critical mass, it could have a hugely positive effect on thousands (millions?) of lives. I hope you (or someone) will do it. I'm not lonely
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by DougN7 9y ago
Thank you for your explanation. This is the best description of WHY there is such a battle going on that lay people like me can grok :)
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Microsoft is waging a quiet war against elite Russian hackers(engadget.com)
1 points by DougN7 9y ago|0 comments
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by DougN7 9y ago
Well, you likely won't have a job, so won't need to worry about going into the office. Sounds a little different when applied personally doesn't it?
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by DougN7 9y ago
Business and entrepeneurship are a means to an end. Life is about relationships with people you love. Although trite, it's very true that nobody on their death bed wishes they spent more time at the office.
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Buy Etherium, Litecoin, or ?
2 points by DougN7 9y ago|1 comments
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by DougN7 9y ago
I guess I don't understand. I thought the idea of a distributed ledger was everyone could confirm everything. Maybe my mistake is thinking distributed ledger and blockchain are the same thing?
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by DougN7 9y ago
How does that realistically work? Imagine hundreds of thousands of servers publishing their logs to a block chain, which has to be synced around the world and stored on the many thousands of participating computers. Sounds like the very de
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by DougN7 9y ago
My chiropractor never reduced my pain, but he did point out what was wrong with my posture, which I corrected myself, and am now pain free. So I'm grateful for that and don't feel bad about the money spent on treatments. Having
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by DougN7 9y ago
A close friend had a few dogs that did exactly this. He started filming them and recording times when he was out and decided to head home. He never found an explanation, other than his dogs were psychic (and this is the most hardcore &#x2
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by DougN7 9y ago
I hope this helps the politicians realize encryption back doors can never be made safe. If even the NSA can't keep their top secret tools safe, generic 'law enforcement' surely won't be able to either.
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by DougN7 9y ago
> a web browser called Brave pulled in US$51 million in less than 30 seconds I highly suspect money of that volume was raised by a few of the early adopters that are sitting on hundreds of millions of dollars of crypto currency. No way
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by DougN7 9y ago
I understand the sentiment, but future you might be pissed at your current cavalier attitude.
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by DougN7 9y ago
Even with open source you don't know what you're putting on your device matches the source code (unless you're part of the 0.00001% that would compile their own mobile apps).
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by DougN7 9y ago
I remember seeing one around 1975 (I was in Kindergarten). Not missing this one!
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by DougN7 9y ago
He was totally joking - sarcasm.
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by DougN7 9y ago
Totally agree. I took one semester of Judo in college 20 years ago. Since I've fallen four times on asphalt, and miracuously, each time I somehow turned it into a roll and popped back up on my feet. The few that see it think this mi
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by DougN7 9y ago
IMHO Trump won because Hillary was the alternative. There is probably no one else in America that he could have beat.
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by DougN7 9y ago
Wow, what a tragic guy: "J. R. McNeill, an environmental historian, opined that Midgley "had more impact on the atmosphere than any other single organism in Earth's history." https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wi
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by DougN7 9y ago
That's a very interesting view. Large cities are generally more liberal. I've always thought they attracted liberal minded people, as opposed to people becoming liberal from living there. Why do you think the opposite?
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by DougN7 9y ago
Fantastic way of putting it!
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by DougN7 9y ago
Sure, there is a valid reason (it's not like they got drunk and made this all up). But the result is completely backwards from what everyone would expect it to mean. They might as well have named it FHJAL3481JF because at least it me
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by DougN7 9y ago
Remember, these are the people that came up with the System32 folder for 64-bit files, and SysWow64 for 32-bit files.
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Biped running robot that doesn't need a computer or sensors(engadget.com)
1 points by DougN7 9y ago|0 comments
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by DougN7 9y ago
Thank you sharing that. It ended up being something I needed to read.
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by DougN7 9y ago
So, I' probably one of two people in the world that run PHP on IIS. Does that mean my website is not vulnerable?

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