GigabyteCoin

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901.
by GigabyteCoin 15y ago
Perhaps most/many google users do not own their computers? How annoying would it be for hundreds of internet cafe customers in China or India to search google only to realize it is in English because some foreigner changed the value?
902.
by GigabyteCoin 15y ago
DC to Mozilla leaders: "REALLY?!?"
903.
by GigabyteCoin 15y ago
I can see this causing a lot of household problems.
904.
by GigabyteCoin 15y ago
It certainly is accurate, but incomplete. It is only showing 1 of the 25 torrents I added to my list in the last 24 hours and have completely finished downloading.
905.
by GigabyteCoin 15y ago
Well of course, your blood might make somebody seizure. /outdated science
906.
by GigabyteCoin 15y ago
For the amount many people who heavily use their phones, I think the numbers are sound. 1% of the users probably consume 99% of the resources. You being that in top 1%.
907.
by GigabyteCoin 15y ago
Apparently the page in the top spot now hasn't been updated since: 2011.07.08 It now only consists of ads, a twitter feed, and a "Abba-da-dabba-da-dabba-dabba Dat’s all folks!" line. So what if Googlebot thought HN was dead? Why would it op
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How I (Accidentally) Brought "Weapons" Aboard Two Aircraft In A Row
9 points by GigabyteCoin 15y ago|2 comments
909.
by GigabyteCoin 15y ago
The idea I had originally went out the door when I read about their "Cellular Usage Index" aka "their solution to their freeloader problem". Basically if you use more than "$19 worth" of cellular service per month... they boot you off of th
910.
by GigabyteCoin 15y ago
I have always thought that police are just keeping the status quo instead of really protecting the people. We all break the law. Whether it is Jay Walking, smoking a joint, or being drunk in public. With the number of laws that exist today,
911.
by GigabyteCoin 15y ago
This. Maybe it's just because I am a web designer and lover of the English language, but when a company's blog URL looks like this: http://volodesigns-sterlingproject.blogspot.com/ a) free site b) a dash? c) mispelled stirling? I get just
912.
by GigabyteCoin 15y ago
> Are these some sort of alignment or targeting grids for space weapons or what? Obviously. I like his thinking.
913.
by GigabyteCoin 15y ago
Would a polite introvert pick up their cell phone whilst talking to another individual?
914.
by GigabyteCoin 15y ago
> Does it really matter if all the accounts are deleted? Yes. Who said it's going to be free forever?
915.
by GigabyteCoin 15y ago
I think I am going to get one just for the few trips I make to the USA every year (Canadian). I have an address in the USA so I doubt it would be a problem. This could be just the thing I have been looking for to check my emails and servers
916.
by GigabyteCoin 15y ago
Interesting. Even java would be blocked by browsers using "privacy mode" though would it not?
917.
by GigabyteCoin 15y ago
I investigated supercookies (evercookie? no mention of samy in the article?) the other day in all of 5 minutes. Yes, they work on most modern browsers, and are very difficult to remove entirely. No, they do not store anything on any modern
918.
by GigabyteCoin 15y ago
Almost every bank's overdraft fee in Canada has been pegged at $42.50 for the past 5 odd years, perhaps longer. I just paid $42.50 for mistakenly giving a $3 refund in Canadian dollars via paypal, when both my paypal and my bank were flush
919.
by GigabyteCoin 15y ago
The simple fact that "people like to peel stickers" will be this project's demise.
920.
by GigabyteCoin 15y ago
My apologies. I thought about asking it over there first to be honest but then I thought "but that's a programming site, this is a startup site".
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HELP I can't login to my account
1 points by GigabyteCoin 15y ago|5 comments
922.
by GigabyteCoin 15y ago
Lol, reminds me of a season 9 episode of king of the hill. Not sure which one anymore. After half way I think. One of Hank Hill's employees shows up on his doorstep demanding he hang out, but Hank refuses to mix work and personal relationsh
923.
by GigabyteCoin 15y ago
What's to stop me (possible hover CSR, co-worker, whatever) from simply reading a high-profile customer's password and transferring all their million dollar domain names to me later that night when I get home from work? I have a pretty good
924.
by GigabyteCoin 15y ago
Pulling a trigger is pretty easy too.
925.
by GigabyteCoin 15y ago
How does any skeptical person know that it's not a scam? Give it time and see if/that other people use it successfully.