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by Zoomla 13y ago
you always have the option to not install those apps...
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by Zoomla 13y ago
as I understand it, the chances are very slim, but a solution might be to "ban" addresses with stolen coins from making transations... but there probably always will be a black market.
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by Zoomla 13y ago
Nobody had to contact me to get a free $100 for EC2, but I used the education grant instead when I did a Coursera class ( http://aws.amazon.com/grants/ ). I have $70.99 leftover from when I got this free $100, so I will
34.
by Zoomla 13y ago
Can you use an ASIC miner for Litecoin mining?
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by Zoomla 13y ago
http://www.cryptocoincharts.info/
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by Zoomla 13y ago
plus, he doesn't like fuel cells
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by Zoomla 13y ago
You could create a new poll that include him and Obama (also, you can change the polling question)
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by Zoomla 13y ago
sure, quit doing CT scans if false negatives or, more importantly, if false positives rate are too high.
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by Zoomla 13y ago
It is possible that they were only transferring the data to a third party (for some cash or some secret order).
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by Zoomla 13y ago
too bad they are not as rigorous with the food we eat. One example is that they don't even have the resources to check if the food manufacturers claims are true (you can't be sure what type of fish you eat nowadays).
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Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles make some noise at LA Auto Show(gizmag.com)
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42.
by Zoomla 13y ago
hacking people on #bitcoin, #bitcoin-otc, etc. on freenode might or might not be a good start
43.
by Zoomla 13y ago
28 million results with google means less then 1000 results
44.
by Zoomla 13y ago
or some polarized glass on top of the license plate (I am just not sure what the angle should be)
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by Zoomla 13y ago
They also currently take much more energy to manufacture then an incandescent bulb.
46.
by Zoomla 13y ago
The NSA can't even catch an internal problem (leak).
47.
by Zoomla 13y ago
Some cabs/taxi do this
48.
by Zoomla 13y ago
I think that you have a good point. But these "tiny" amounts could easily double/triple the politician's salaries (if the companies spend it in the right places, they don't need to bribe everybody).
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by Zoomla 13y ago
I know that you are kidding because HN is against changes according to what I previously read
50.
by Zoomla 13y ago
He is called Charlie in French... "Où est Charlie ?"
51.
by Zoomla 13y ago
most real datasets apparently have outliers... you should not remove them if you want it to look real (I heard this from this course: https://class.coursera.org/dataanalysis-002/ )
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by Zoomla 13y ago
(but probably don't fit it exactly)
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by Zoomla 13y ago
A plane is much greener
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by Zoomla 13y ago
VLC can do many neat things but you can you easily rate an MP3 file nowadays?
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by Zoomla 13y ago
Isn't it cheaper to deliver a given list of packages in a more densely populated area? It looks like some of USPS' customers are getting screwed.
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by Zoomla 13y ago
I might be wrong but I don't think that the problem is with those companies trying to help themselves. Like many, I think that politicians should not be allowed to accept bribes from companies and that it might just solve problems lik
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by Zoomla 13y ago
I always wondered how can ACH be automated and take days to process transactions? Do they use an almost infinite number of monkeys for their automation system?
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by Zoomla 13y ago
I heard PATRIOT Act....
59.
by Zoomla 13y ago
or change --lives to ++lives
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by Zoomla 13y ago
I guess the supreme court is also owned by the NSA

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