Estragon

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by Estragon 15y ago
Thanks.
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by Estragon 15y ago
> there are already competing exchanges being set up on 4 > more continents that will allow liquidity between bitcoin > and other currencies Anyone got a cite listing the four countries?
873.
by Estragon 15y ago
I kind of assumed it meant he got a woodsheding, but was too ignorant to realise it.
874.
by Estragon 15y ago
What is this in reference to? Twitter itself?
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by Estragon 15y ago
Keeping money in USD involves an even graver forex risk, at this stage....
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by Estragon 15y ago
How long have you been living that way?
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by Estragon 15y ago
Ah, thanks for the explanation.
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by Estragon 15y ago
I'm confused about this, too. Is this mostly to replace discussion about DDG on IRC? Why is this exciting? (As with the parent comment, I'm not trying to tear anyone down. People are clearly excited about this, and I'm wondering what co
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by Estragon 15y ago
Do they have primary resources for us to mine?
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by Estragon 15y ago
It appears that that list is only for people who have downloaded The Expendables . The article gave the number of people being sued for that movie, and it was much smaller than the total. It is the total list of all IP addresses for whic
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by Estragon 15y ago
> More than 140,000 BitTorrent downloaders face lawsuits > across the U.S., according to *Wired*. It would be nice to have a list of all 140k IP addresses.
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by Estragon 15y ago
It's actually quite easy set up out-of-band communication with someone on AirBnB. I did it the first time I used the service because I didn't really understand how it worked. You only have to express an email address in text which automat
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by Estragon 15y ago
What protocol is it using to transmit the location? Is it encrypted or authenticated? (Could it be spoofed?)
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by Estragon 16y ago
I stand while I work. It's good for concentration.
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by Estragon 16y ago
Yegge is full of it. Python said "no" over and over again, and it's gone like gangbusters.
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by Estragon 16y ago
It's a sales pitch for hiredfor.com to disaffected, unemployed people. But they buried the lede under a bunch of gold bugging. At the end, he gives you the recipe for your new favorite cocktail. What is the HN score threshold for downvotin
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by Estragon 16y ago
Thanks, I'm trying Ghostery out.
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In cyberspy vs. cyberspy, China has the edge(theglobeandmail.com)
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by Estragon 16y ago
It's actually pretty easy to take a backup of a Google Apps account. I used to do it in a nightly cron job. There is probably a business idea here.
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by Estragon 16y ago
What does ghostery get me beyond what I get from the anti-tracking lists in Ad Block Plus?
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by Estragon 16y ago
I had a problem along as a result of sharing. My friend was earning half as much as me, and had a child with a genetic disorder which made child rearing extremely demanding. I felt pretty guilty about it. Fortunately, she changed jobs fro
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by Estragon 16y ago
A straight list without the irrelevant screenshots would be much more scalable.
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by Estragon 16y ago
My main problem with the current laws is that they could only be enforced effectively by extremely draconian measures. Same as my problem with the drug laws, really. Unenforceable laws just breed disrespect for the rule of law.
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by Estragon 16y ago
I second the recommendation of this book.
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by Estragon 16y ago
> I'm not sure what version to trust on that particular story[1] WTF? How do the Mad Men citations relate to this? > It's a good, balanced, exquisitely written essay. The distortions in the first anecdote of the essa
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by Estragon 16y ago
I stopped reading at this point: > ...when Gandhi's wife lay dying of pneumonia and British doctors > insisted that a shot of penicillin would save her, Gandhi refused to > have this alien medicine injected in her body a
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by Estragon 16y ago
You don't know what you're talking about. Using something like Cython (I'm still using Pyrex) to make C extensions dramatically speeds development, if only because it largely solves the reference count problem.
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by Estragon 16y ago
It's not strange at all. Obviously Amazon makes money every time you buy Kindle content, even if it's crap, whereas Lendle threatened to reduce their revenue.
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by Estragon 16y ago
The comments start at around 6am April Fool's. I assume it was posted that day... Generally, ridiculous things posted on April Fool's start with "Not an April Fool's joke" if they're not...
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by Estragon 16y ago
So, where are the cool kids hanging out these days? I like True Reddit, but it's a bit slow...

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