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by L0j1k 13y ago
This is beautiful, and even more so considering it's done so well in JavaScript. It's times like these when I reflect with disdain that our industry is so full of hipster brogrammers with tons of butthurt. Get over yourself.
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by L0j1k 13y ago
"We are terrible at putting out fires" is what I read here. And that's not a quality I want in a service provider...
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by L0j1k 13y ago
Yes, certainly, though I must mention that things were never quite "back to normal" after all that time over there. I've resigned myself to probably always being affected by those tours in some form or another. But again, I'm stronger throu
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by L0j1k 13y ago
Why is everyone here completely forgetting about the recent Zerocoin development? It's a system that could one day piggyback on the Bitcoin blockchain, and it pretty effectively wipes BTC of any prints that might be on them through a system
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by L0j1k 14y ago
Honesty is the best policy. While it's reasonable that you can't expect an employer to "price" you to include those years of experience that are now gone, any employer that treats you badly or as though you were smoking weed on your couch f
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by L0j1k 14y ago
You can't read.
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by L0j1k 14y ago
This news reveals then that they lied. It was stated repeatedly in #mtred on freenode -- which is where I started lurking when my rig was unable to connect to the pool -- that they brought the pool down in reaction to a very strong DDoS, an
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by L0j1k 14y ago
As a long-time (since 2010) miner, I can tell you first-hand that there are massive DDoS attacks taking place against not only MtGox (who has already described DDoS against their infrastructure) but the pools as well. In fact, Reddit's pool
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by L0j1k 14y ago
Very well said.
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by L0j1k 14y ago
Troll Level: Expert.
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by L0j1k 14y ago
You make it sound like an irrevocable addiction.
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by L0j1k 14y ago
Bingo. Thoughput of all kinds is the number one gotcha of low end budget hosts. Disk, network, etc. I work with tons of these kinds of hosts for clients and I'm just not at all surprised anymore when everything goes to shit a month after I
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by L0j1k 14y ago
This should give you a really good idea what it's like trying to get a DUNS number (a requirement for doing contract work with the government as a business). Their entire business is basically the front-end to a scam. Somebody pulled a netw
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DNS Amplification Attack (CERT Advisory)(us-cert.gov)
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by L0j1k 14y ago
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by L0j1k 14y ago
I didn't say anything about GM plants. Monsanto is the world's largest producer of pesticides. But yes, humanity is doing so many things to bees that it's hard to really pin it down to one single thing that is killing them off.
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by L0j1k 14y ago
Certainly. The wikipedia page is a pretty good place to start ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pesticide_toxicity_to_bees ). As mentioned by someone else here, bees are also highly sensitive to RF emission, including our cell towers. Humanity
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by L0j1k 14y ago
Bees are like condors or something, very susceptible to environmental influences. It's tremendously unfortunate (for the understatement of the century) that they are critical to a large part our food supply.
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by L0j1k 14y ago
"No one knows why" because Monsanto is killing them. Seriously, how many scientists have to declare that bees are being slowly killed by pesticides before we can move ahead in solving this problem? This country is causing me to lose faith i
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by L0j1k 14y ago
It should speak volumes about the truth behind my comment considering it's a downvoted opinion here.
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by L0j1k 14y ago
Also, as a regular cannabis user, I want to voice my opinion that a little bit of weed at night before you lay down is certainly no worse than the person who has a little night cap before bed, or wine with dinner. It gets demonized quite a
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by L0j1k 14y ago
Whatever anybody says -- of course my advice should also be lumped into the "with a grain of salt" category -- start jogging. Jog around the block (yes, half a mile to start). Stretch a little before and after. Repeat this twice a week and
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by L0j1k 14y ago
My primary problem with Stack Overflow is that someone's information may or may not be correct, but more often than not, they will defend their information to the death in order to secure reputation. In other words, rep whores. You also get
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by L0j1k 14y ago
That's what your 20s are for. Learn to live off next to nothing and hit the road. The people you meet, the experiences you have, the skills you learn, will feed you and your family for the rest of your life. Take it from someone who was in
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by L0j1k 14y ago
This is incredibly impressive. Someone dedicated a very powerful mining rig (presumably) to this task for a not insignificant amount of time.
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by L0j1k 14y ago
Quora......
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by L0j1k 14y ago
I don't know and truthfully, I don't care. I'm not in high school, after all. Nor am I a shareholder of Yahoo.
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by L0j1k 14y ago
What I read in this piece of news (though not really any article in particular) was: "Yahoo spent 30 million to attract the attention of high school kids"...
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by L0j1k 14y ago
What interests me most about your comment is that you are not even the second person I have heard of that dropped out of a PhD at Duke. Was it your advisor?
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by L0j1k 14y ago
Oh, goodie. Looks like the company not only fires someone based on anecdotal evidence submitted by a stranger, but then goes on to talk about sensitive internal office politics, too.

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