Maxious

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by Maxious 14y ago
BitPay, for example, absorbs the risk. https://bitpay.com/bitcoin-payment-gateway-api > The net amount that BitPay merchants receive is equal to the gross amount (USD) of the order submitted, minus our fee. > It does not matter ho
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by Maxious 14y ago
The payment gateway BitPay calculates how many bitcoins equal a USD price and then give that amount (minus their fee) in USD to Namecheap within 2 days. "It does not matter how many bitcoins we collect, how long it takes to collect them, wh
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by Maxious 14y ago
Similarly "ufw allow from {ipaddress-you-will-access-from} to any port 22" sounds like a good way to accidentally lock yourself out unless you have an out of band backup
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by Maxious 14y ago
> If a soldier thinks something is wrong, he might talk to a reporter and even provide classified examples if necessary to prove his point. > That is not what Bradley Manning did. Did you even read the article linked? " Manning said
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by Maxious 14y ago
> Posted October 9, 2009 > Are you an enemy of Anonymous? If so, you’d better be sure to keep your home address closely guarded, lest you be targeted for a “swatting.” http://anonymouslegions.wordpress.com/2009/10/09/anonymous-s...
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by Maxious 14y ago
@viraptor: PHPness sounds like P-H-penis. "Enhance your penis" is a common spam email subject line.
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Reconstructing the Chelyabinsk meteor’s path with high-school math(ogleearth.com)
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by Maxious 14y ago
The kicker is the "detour". Not a detour as the journalist claimed but rather that he drove the Tesla in circles in a parking lot to ensure the battery was flat when returned.
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by Maxious 14y ago
They still have a web app that is awesome, this is just another interface to the data you can get to in the web app.
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by Maxious 14y ago
See also http://amon.cx/ free open source for one server one application or $24.95 for no limits - host on your own servers "Amon is language and framework agnostic and it doesn’t care if you have a PHP, Ruby on Rails, Node.js or Django a
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by Maxious 14y ago
Ubuntu on Nexus 7 was nice to have a real Linux system but there's only so much dogfood you can eat. This gives me the best of both worlds - try out tablet-ubuntu while keeping good keyboard/GPS.
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by Maxious 14y ago
Also Dad's Army http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Home_Guard_(United_Kingdom)
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by Maxious 14y ago
>While it's true a few misguided Family First types have proposed mandatory filtering laws for Australia such laws are not in place I'm sorry to be the one to tell you this, but http://delimiter.com.au/2012/11/14/iinet-internode-implem
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by Maxious 14y ago
See also "Meetup.com kills Vim London without warning" http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4698541 particularly http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4698718 > This was a mistake on our part. We're reaching out and rectifying things n
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by Maxious 14y ago
> "At no time did this office ever seek – or ever tell Mr. Swartz’s attorneys that it intended to seek – maximum penalties under the law." http://watchdogblog.dallasnews.com/2013/01/read-the-full-cou... page 344 > Nothing in the w
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by Maxious 14y ago
> ALLEGED HACKER CHARGED WITH STEALING OVER FOUR MILLION DOCUMENTS FROM MIT NETWORK July 19, 2011 > AARON SWARTZ, 24, was charged in an indictment with wire fraud, computer fraud, unlawfully obtaining information from a protected co
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by Maxious 14y ago
Sir, blame it on your ISP. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5052903
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by Maxious 14y ago
It is part of media regulations in many countries/organisations that reporting of suicide must be done in certain ways to reduce the negative effect that may have on potentially vulnerable people. A full list of countries that enforce this
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by Maxious 14y ago
In Australia 19 people have been charged for attempting to withdraw the maximum of $2000 per machine from ~10 ATM machines after hearing via twitter/facebook there was scheduled maintenance http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/-/breaking/144
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by Maxious 14y ago
This YOU PCL now returns a 404 error.
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by Maxious 14y ago
I'm not blaming the victim except when I am.
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by Maxious 14y ago
See http://wiki.creativecommons.org/4.0/NonCommercial especially "NC Proposal No. 9: Create a new CC license, NC-EDU, that prohibits non-commercial uses, but allows educational uses" for further discussion of this issue.
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by Maxious 14y ago
"Unless You Can Prove Your Experience Is Widespread I Won't Believe It" http://www.derailingfordummies.com/complete.html#proveit
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by Maxious 14y ago
> Moral of the story: focus on the damn hacking and stay on your computer Focus on the damn cooking and stay in the kitchen?
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by Maxious 14y ago
The missing files aren't stopping you, it's the last line "mkdir _build: Permission denied". To get around it I just ran the build as root ;)
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by Maxious 14y ago
It's on the official blog, albeit below the fold http://newsroom.fb.com/News/558/Update-to-Messaging-and-a-Te... > Today we’re starting a small experiment to test the usefulness of economic signals to determine relevance. This test wi
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by Maxious 14y ago
> Going forward, rather than obtain permission from you to introduce possible advertising products we have not yet developed, we are going to take the time to complete our plans, and then come back to our users and explain how we would
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by Maxious 14y ago
> NEWTOWN, Connecticut: People in the rural, hilly areas around Newtown are used to gunfire. [...] > But in the last couple of years, residents began noticing loud, repeated gunfire, and even explosions [from propane gas tanks used
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by Maxious 14y ago
Specific implementation for d3 GeoJSON datasets http://bost.ocks.org/mike/simplify/
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by Maxious 14y ago
-1 These notifications and the technical analysis that only HN provides are valuable for all us devop plebs trying to avoid the same thing.

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