JimmyAustin

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by JimmyAustin 11y ago
Given that he is engaging you intellectually and not engaging you with the lizard half of his brain (with it's large stick), I'd say quite successfully.
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Finding the Tennis Suspects: Deanonymizing BuzzFeed’s Tennis Exposé(medium.com)
5 points by JimmyAustin 11y ago|0 comments
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by JimmyAustin 11y ago
As an aside, I own the Phillips linked and it is absolutely fantastic for SWD. My windows dev environment is essentially a poor clone of a tiled window manager as I have zero overlap between my windows due to the insane amount of real estat
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by JimmyAustin 11y ago
Do you have a link to the ARMA streams? They sound fascinating.
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by JimmyAustin 11y ago
As convenient as a personal locker that follows you is, I don't think the average person is willing to spend 20k for one.
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by JimmyAustin 11y ago
I'm not sure you understand exactly how bad this is. It becomes incredibly hard to breathe. I was in KL in mid-2014 when they started the burns and I couldn't walk 200m without being out of breath. No one is saying that you can&
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The Ethics of Growth Hacking(medium.com)
2 points by JimmyAustin 12y ago|0 comments
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by JimmyAustin 14y ago
This is like saying you can't have a secure bank account online because people can just look over at your screen while you do it. Just don't go on when people are around.
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by JimmyAustin 14y ago
I think the implication was that a large degree of the products available were stolen and Facebook was being used as a method of finding buyers without leaving a paper trail.
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by JimmyAustin 14y ago
As a 18 year old Australian, virtually everyone I know (my age) possesses a debit card, which is virtually the same for purchasing most things. Mastercard start giving them out when you are 16, so most young people have them. That is also t