MadGouki

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by MadGouki 15y ago
Why should the US be allowed to punish the native of another nation like this? I don't understand it, Australia should be trying him. We aren't respecting the "jury of their peers" thing we Americans love so much. I remember a similar incid
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by MadGouki 15y ago
I think society is ready for it. The technology will prove itself over time, but people will adopt it quickly if given the opportunity. I wonder how many cars they would need to test this on to see if it made driving safer. That would be th
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by MadGouki 15y ago
Dr. King once said "One has not only a legal but a moral responsibility to obey just laws. Conversely, one has a moral responsibility to disobey unjust laws." I have to think he meant it in a different way, but it's still something I believ
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by MadGouki 15y ago
I don't feel bad about what's happening to GoDaddy. They've profited handsomely from the internet community as a whole over the years as arguably the most popular registrar. They deserve to fail as a company for their support of SOPA.
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by MadGouki 15y ago
All you need to do to figure out the hash for a password is take the MD5 hash of it. My guess is the commenter you replied to just took some common passwords and some no-brainers and did a quick little "find all" for each hash. Here's a too
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by MadGouki 15y ago
A number of companies are running into those parallel computing issues again, as we're starting to see more cores added to new CPUs instead of large increases in clock speed like we saw in the late 90's. Plus there are larger distributed co
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by MadGouki 15y ago
I wonder what the implications of this are in regard to Wolfram's book on automata. Would it be possible to implement an automata computer in a system made from this molecule?
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by MadGouki 15y ago
Would it be possible to define the KG as the amount of copper wire, when arranged in a configuration (a coil?), that causes a magnetic field of a certain size when a specified current is applied?