Keverw

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by Keverw 10y ago
Yeah, Scientology seems a bit extreme. Apparently, they get in a really hot sauna for hours to cleanse and it sounds really unsafe to me. But besides them being part of Scientology, I do think they make some valid points.
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by Keverw 10y ago
The CCHR mentions it in their documentary. Also found this in a Google Search http://www.rehabs.com/pro-talk-articles/psychiatric-medicati... The medicines they prescribe kills more than heroin. And that's not eve
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by Keverw 10y ago
They're probably some real mental illnesses but probably much less than actually listed in the DSM book. I just think the industry is quick to give people pills and the people who write the DSM have financial ties to the industry. 3,00
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by Keverw 10y ago
They sit around a table voting on stuff to add to the DSM... You sit with them for like 10 minutes and "Oh you're bipolar." No MRI or blood test... The same people who said being gay was a mental illness. So why trust a indus
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by Keverw 10y ago
It'd be cool if they added a checkbox to see only verified reviews in your searches and product pages.
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by Keverw 10y ago
Sounds like a conflict of interest. Why is a son allowed to be a lawyer where their dad is also a judge in the same jurisdiction? There should be another judge stepping in when so closely related to be fair. Just like how the president can&
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by Keverw 10y ago
That's pretty cool how they coded up a interactive demo just for a article.
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by Keverw 10y ago
The whole story about Facebook getting into real estate and building apartments makes me think they're trying to build a company town.
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by Keverw 10y ago
I remember once at my old high school they had a digital version of the math textbook and a code since my school was too poor to buy physical books for everyone and they had to stay in class. I forget what publisher but the book would never
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by Keverw 10y ago
Oh wow. More MongoDB servers and it did worse? That's really surprising and disappointing for MongoDB. hmm and good point. It does seem like shard key would be possibly limited to just 1 common query. I haven't really got to that
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by Keverw 10y ago
I been learning MongoDB and I have a project in mind using it. Did they test against a single MongoDB server or a cluster? "MongoDB executes every query on every node because it relies on local indexes – every node contains just a piec
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by Keverw 10y ago
Sounds like someone didn't get paid off. Glad the FCC is actually trying to do some good. I think congress and cable company executives are really out of touch, especially with millennials. I think cable companies will sink like the Ti
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by Keverw 11y ago
They mentioned this on the local news. I figured there'd be more discussion about it here on HN. I felt Google's decision was really unfair because what if there's a LGBT Founder of a startup who happens to be raised and born
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by Keverw 11y ago
It's interesting how they can do assisted suicide, yet many states have trouble carrying out executions. Strange, is the stuff doctors use any better or are they're botched assisted suicides also? Do they get to use somthing bette
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by Keverw 11y ago
hmm interesting. Didn't know that. Wonder who they sell it to.
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by Keverw 11y ago
hmm wonder what they mean by that though. Companies they contracted with directly or for example maybe someone signed up for a forum or another large website using their same email and password as TWC email?
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by Keverw 11y ago
http://www.nbcnews.com/tech/security/time-warner-warns-custo... "In a statement provided to NBC News, the cable giant said "there are no indications that TWC's systems were breached," and sugge
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by Keverw 11y ago
But don't companies need to collect and retain data to operate their businesses? Like they need your info to bill you, they need info to login to your account, your emails stored if you use their included email, etc.
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by Keverw 11y ago
I'm still waiting on an email too.
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by Keverw 11y ago
Interesting. What is "Multi-point Mitigation"? I know it mentions a few locations. I googled it and it just brings me back to that page. I wonder if any solution would shutdown a VM and then restart it on another host but that&#x2
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by Keverw 11y ago
Oh wow. I remember a couple months ago the ATL datacenter had network issues too. Really annoying, but I guess it's not their fault 100%. I wish they offered more DDoS protection solutions. I know some VPS companies specialize in that
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by Keverw 11y ago
"In 10 years, he predicts mobile phones themselves could disappear" Oh wow crazy. I doubt it. People even say laptops and desktops will disappear too, but I doubt that too. It seems like some day we'll live in a world where n
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by Keverw 11y ago
Wow surprised it took them about 3 months to update it... On another note, I was looking at their smart fridge page and if you click the video thumbnail, it opens a video and they used music from Audiojungle with the audio watermark still i
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by Keverw 11y ago
Looks like Walmart doesn't take Apple Pay or Android pay after a quick Google search. After the whole CurrentC thing, I don't think I'd trust any store owned payment apps. I thought the whole goal of Apple Pay was to simplify
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by Keverw 11y ago
Oh wow. I can imagine a virtual world that is a physical datacenter but you can see all your servers on racks as if they were real servers, add in appliances and other things. Not sure how practical it would be, but sounds pretty fun. Own y
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by Keverw 11y ago
I really hate hearing about all these cyber attacks lately. Makes me worried some day the government will force you to get an expensive license to launch a website, maybe even requiring years of mandatory college. Just a bit scared that som
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by Keverw 11y ago
"But the United Nations proposes both that social networks proactively police every profile and post, and that government agencies only “license” those who agree to do so."... That's horrible. So Facebook, Twitter, etc will h
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by Keverw 11y ago
Watched the video... Why do they have a guy screaming in the middle of the video. So annoying and unprofessional, and I'm listening with headphones. But anyways, seems like an interesting idea and concept. But looks like no free Wi-Fi
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$153,161.25 for a Snake Bite(twitter.com)
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by Keverw 11y ago
People I follow on Twitter into startups mentioned HN from time to time. Ever since then I mainly read this site, but don't post that often.

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