Tarq0n

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by Tarq0n 10y ago
Two reasons: 1. The practice of intelligence sharing makes the distinction between spying on one's own citizens and foreign nationals less meaningful. Collaborating with foreign intelligence agencies like five eyes is a convenient way
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by Tarq0n 10y ago
Those are regular IEMs. By custom parent comment means ones with a casing made specifically to fit inside your ear. Random example: http://vaiopocket.up.seesaa.net/image/sleek5.jpg , these can cost 3-4x more than a regu
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by Tarq0n 10y ago
I'd argue that 9/11 is a good example of news media blowing something out of proportion with 24/7 coverage and lots of drama. Yes it was a tragedy, but ultimately the amount of people that died is a tiny fraction of the amoun
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by Tarq0n 10y ago
I don't know if this is a strange perspective for software engineers or what, but the building doesn't just exist to facilitate the work being done within it. Networking, knowledge sharing, consensus building and control are all i
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by Tarq0n 10y ago
It's more about Google and Mozilla's differing approach to web standards, not the question posted in the title itself.
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by Tarq0n 10y ago
I'd love to be able to long press links (any link) to be able to view/copy/share them.
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by Tarq0n 10y ago
Ah, I did in fact misread it, thanks.
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by Tarq0n 10y ago
"HSBC gained approximately $5,000,000 from its execution of the Victim Company FX Transactions," or about 0.14 cents per dollar of the $3.5 billion transaction." Am I misunderstanding what this says or is the amount of profit