SCAQTony

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by SCAQTony 12y ago
Was it a prediction or inspirational template for how communication could or should be done? Don't forget this was the sci-fi writer that invented the concept for weather satellites too. See "Arthur C. Clarke the Engineer"
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by SCAQTony 12y ago
Get involve in a user group, organization or association, a recreational activity such as masters swimming or yoga, perhaps a Hacker news meet-up? Better yet, do all of the above. Good luck. I wish you success.
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by SCAQTony 12y ago
Lesson: Rich, 32-year-old men or women, should not be dating people who are barely out of high school.
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by SCAQTony 12y ago
dissolve the corporation - rebrand and start a new one. Hollywood use to do this in the 80's to avoid residual payments.
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by SCAQTony 12y ago
Hoax: Brains were the same and taken from a meth addict brain. https://www.metabunk.org/threads/debunked-funvax-pentagon-br...
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by SCAQTony 12y ago
If you took the words "I & my" out of that article then the author would have had nothing to say;
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by SCAQTony 12y ago
Nooooooo! His heart telegraphed all his emotions like a telephone. You always knew what mood he was in because you could "hear" it. Land lines never dropped calls.
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by SCAQTony 12y ago
NOPE - Show me a runner who is 50 and he looks like 70. Show a swimmer who is 70 and he looks like 50. At late middle age running is dangerous.
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by SCAQTony 12y ago
I took issues with this; restraints make people more creative not less. The harder the problem, the more amazing the solution. Look how creative hackers had to be to break 2FA or Snowden himself walking outside an NSA office with gigabytes
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by SCAQTony 12y ago
We be living in the Soviet Union now. I tweeted this link and mentioned "uptown" and @HackerNews. thank you for this link, upvote.
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by SCAQTony 12y ago
This may sound naive but it is just bizarre that if you own a computer it is just not really "YOUR" computer anymore. It's like you are "leasing it" but you pay the hardware company with your data.
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by SCAQTony 12y ago
Here is the comment - I see it as an opinion not an attack: "...Maybe this is cynical but I dislike stories like this. I’m glad he got back safely, but it sounds a bit Everest-y. Felix Baumgartner was an experienced jumper. Every time
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by SCAQTony 12y ago
Was a noble "Tom Clancy-esque" plot line but not a very productive op-ed
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by SCAQTony 12y ago
> throwawaytime It's not necessary to keep this guy around and let him double dip at the same time. It's a conflict of interest and a security risk too. As the CTO of the NSA he will be privy to technologies that would benefit
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by SCAQTony 12y ago
There is a photo of the 4-lane pool Google built at it's headquarters.
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Google Creates Masters Swim Team as Part of New US Masters Swimming Initiative(swimmingworldmagazine.com)
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by SCAQTony 12y ago
Bad Link... What do you think Launchrock?
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by SCAQTony 12y ago
"E pluribus unum" has been replaced with "Vos Omnes Suspecti." (Read as: You are all under suspicion.)
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by SCAQTony 13y ago
Did they ever catch the B ?
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by SCAQTony 13y ago
F.A. Hayek would adore the concept of competing, globalized, & unregulated currencies (unregulated save for it's own algorithm). And that "Bitcoins, Peercoins, Litecoins and other competing crypto-currencies may be as signific
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by SCAQTony 13y ago
Never once did they attack the technology but rather the potential for error or the consequences if the public "can't handle the truth." The closest they come to calling her a "quack" is when they state "...We
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by SCAQTony 13y ago
Interesting! First Dianne Fienstein proposes a "bait and Switch" reform bill which is going nowhere and now you're suggesting Keith Alexander falls on his sword and takes full responsibility so the public thinks there is clos
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by SCAQTony 13y ago
Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin...Sometimes I think the NASDAQ is looking more like the "Fine Art" auction market rather than an actual stock market.
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by SCAQTony 13y ago
For her to change her silly point of view from supporting the program without question to suddenly wanting to review it says to me something happened today that we won't know about for about 2-weeks. Perhaps our allies are reassessing
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by SCAQTony 13y ago
I like Glenn Greenwald because I have a bias towards his politics. I follow him on Twitter, and I read every tweet and article he writes. With that mind I still recognize that he is NOT the future of news. As mentioned he is biased and on T
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by SCAQTony 13y ago
This is not an "out" but rather it is an "in." This terrible fourth amendment violation will be rubber stamped by the judiciary and this practice will filter it's way down to the local level. Then the last step of t
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by SCAQTony 13y ago
I will drop you a line. My antipathy towards the subject is that I have analytics people telling me what to design and some of them think they are the "center of infinity." In regards to topic or plot extraction I would start with
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by SCAQTony 13y ago
Well, if that's what your craft is all about Slashdot did an in depth analysis on the subject here: http://slashdot.org/topic/bi/can-big-data-prevent-hollywoods... Here is a white paper on how to roll out you
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by SCAQTony 13y ago
Great! More analytics people (and that is what they are being used for) looking up our butts so as to to spy on inner behaviors, proffer the "correct" ads in front of our faces, figure out who should be hired and fired and telling
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by SCAQTony 13y ago
This is both chilling and depressing. The only reason why the general public is barely phased or even cares about this nonsense is that they don't even understand what a SSL Cert is or what it means to have it taken away.

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