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10y ago
Sender gets game keys from Humble and resells the keys for profit.
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10y ago
Yeah, but it seemed that they were low because both Google and Microsoft value the security of customer data over their own finances, and thus don't care as much about exploits that drain their wallets. Resulting in a lower bounty.
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According to the article linked, Cooper is mainly a visual artist. > Cooper used the blog to post his fiction, research, and visual art, and as Artforum explains, it was also “a platform through which he engaged almost daily with a commu
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10y ago
I feel like I'm missing something; in what case does any data being communicated to a Saudi Arabian number, whose user is not in Saudi Arabia, pass over any Saudi Arabian territory?
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10y ago
> The Bitcoin core developers rejected this along with a lot of the Bitcoin community as it may cause decentralization Isn't a core aspect of bitcoin decentralization? Or am I missing something
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I feel like with these types of discussions, people like the feeling of alcohol, and conflate the feeling and the taste under the idea of alcohol. You could not like how it tastes but enjoy how it feels, and in the end it'd be a net
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10y ago
He says no strings attached. I just wonder why, with his stance, he doesn't apply just one string: a sort of "non-exclusivity clause" where the devs agree not to sign any game exclusivity contract.
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10y ago
I don't have any issues with GMO labeling, so long as said labels describe the modification(s) that have been made. This is a lot more useful in helping a consumer make an informed decision
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10y ago
There's actually a ticket up currently to do exactly that, integrate uBlock on the default Tor install. https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/17569
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What I'm curious about, and think would be really neat, is if one could take advantage of the shared Signal Protocol to send messages cross-platform. Specifically, sending an encrypted message to a Whatsapp user from Allo. Or to a Sign
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11y ago
There's also an about page: http://www.gratefulness.io/about
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11y ago
The jam might not necessarily occur in the first place if Everyone leaves three car lengths in front of them while in motion. Packing together at super slow or standstill traffic is okay. The goal is that traffic continues to flow at a reas
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11y ago
One requires targeting a specific individual, but you have a specific goal in mind for those prints. The other involves obtaining several people's fingerprint data. From there, you can figure out what you can actually do with said data
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11y ago
The answer I felt for "Why" was just another question: "Why not?"
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11y ago
Is that supposed to link me to http://no-hipsters-allowed.t28.net/ ? Edit: it directs me properly in an incognito window.
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11y ago
I believe the Zodiac Killer is actually 8. But 5 coincides with the number of people in the Cruz affair rumor-thing
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11y ago
Helix is also a solid and reliable mixer, with the downside that it requires TOR to access
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11y ago
For some reason, your comment reminded me of Snow Crash
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One convincing liar can be countered by one person with hard data and equally good at persuasion who follows him around. One super-rich person requires another equally-as-rich person or enough poorer people to band together against said sup
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11y ago
I don't think it would go well, because if none of the candidates reach a majority the decision goes to the house.
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Doesn't the study control for this? "The more the math-anxious parents tried to work with their children, the worse their children did in math, slipping more than a third of a grade level behind their peers." The implication
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11y ago
Some people don't consider introversion to be shyness, but rather whether you gain or lose energy from being in social situations with others
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Still OT, but it is pretty crazy how language develops over time and usage. Different people seeing a word, observing its context, and reusing it in similar context (or a context that person perceives to be similar), and thus potentially
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11y ago
The first thing I thought of involved the regulations and other troubles that Google was facing in the EU. Those troubles seemed to summarize as "Google is too big and is taking advantage of its large market share". Alphabet looks