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Was anyone else impacted by TangoCard this week?
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ademup
8y ago
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ademup
8y ago
Can anyone recommend a good sci-fi book or series that explores the Zoo Hypothesis well? It would be interesting to see what sort of end game someone more creative than I comes up with.
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Nanotechnology makes it possible for mice to see in infrared
(phys.org)
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ademup
8y ago
I have witnessed the same and would also like to include that the journalists often land, shall we say, sub-par 'experts' as interviewees. I can rattle off 50 highly qualified, well respected professionals in my field who have opp
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ademup
8y ago
I subscribed to a year of Washington Post and received a ton of spam-ish content, notifications, and pleas to renew during the entire period. Lesson learned, cancelled with predjudice.
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ademup
8y ago
https://phpdelusions.net/pdo has done a very thorough job of covering PDO IMO and makes a fantastic companion to https://phptherightway.com/ .
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ademup
8y ago
Thank you for the comment, I wish the original article included much of the same. I'm a 100% Linux user for the last 8 years and a fellow enthusiast. That said, I'm a web-app programmer and worry greatly about security. I have no
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ademup
8y ago
Interesting write up. Having seen iOS in 'The Good' section with no mention of Linux or Windows, I thought things might get interesting in "The Bad" or "The Ugly". But there was no mention at all. That was a bi
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ademup
8y ago
See the aforism "Privatizing profits and socializing losses". I think the author is saying that the costs are being socialized by having taxes fund construction and maintenance while the owners are making it happen via the mechani
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ademup
8y ago
Although most humans are perfectly ambulatory, there are innumerable reasons why they don't get to "choose where to live". Income levels, employment availability, schooling, racial pressure, and many more factors come in to p
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ademup
8y ago
It seems completely obvious to me that we continue to find new types of life. Given that "More than eighty percent of our ocean is unmapped, unobserved, and unexplored". I could not find a number that represents unexplored mud and
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ademup
8y ago
I love it. I feel that having the downloader physically typing the number zero ensures that the downloader understands that there is 'A' number that belongs there. It respects the downloader (no ads or pushy verbiage) while sendin
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ademup
8y ago
At this point, I would pay a few thousand dollars to be able to say that 'My secific issue with the government, which was created by them, was solved in about 2 hours'.
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ademup
8y ago
Has this been audited? It sure seems like a wonderful/convenient alternative to hardware keys, but something makes me nervous about the phone aspect. I'd love to read more comments here from those more knowledgeable than I.
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ademup
8y ago
A large number of people (most?) in the HN community are contributors/authors/creators to web sites such as that linked. I love HN people for their ability to respect content while simultaneously addressing how it is delivered. I
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ademup
8y ago
I am a bit embarrassed, but I had to read your comment twice to see that you mentioned two different products in your first sentence. So for me at least, GP comment is accurate.
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ademup
8y ago
I'm happy to see servers go. If "Include wait staff?" were a selectable checkbox on my dining experience, I would opt out every...single...time. I prefer to eat out as often as possible, and although I have had many wonderful
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ademup
8y ago
I respectfully disagree. Without context, revenue by itself is less than 'who cares', it can be something of a damaging number in the sense that it can lead financially illiterate people astray.
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ademup
8y ago
I would appreciate an explanation of this assertion. What makes them criminal?
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ademup
9y ago
Provacative title, but I am unconvinced. The 5W example seems completely valid as it stands and author's attempt only leads to (to my mind ) another valid version of 5W. Even if the article had won me over, I would change the title to
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ademup
9y ago
Every time I'm confronted with these types of questions I just roll my eyes and add a 'Mothers maiden name' text entry to my password manager with a 16 digit random string.
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ademup
9y ago
I support your unpopular proposal. The idea that a cop can ever (yes, ever) get away with shooting an unarmed person is beyond comprehension. The very notion of pulling a gun on an unarmed person should be considered repulsive.
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ademup
9y ago
I cannot down vote, and would rarely do so if I could, but I would here. You are blaming the hurricane on the butterfly. One guy pulled a trigger and killed someone.
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ademup
9y ago
Great read. Is there anyone out there with suggestions on how to go about 'just' building ramps? I would do this all over the place, giving time and labor: but I don't want to also give the time needed for all of the back-and
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ademup
9y ago
Fix. Health. Care.
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Globally? Lol, no. Personally Yes: to the extent that I visit 17 sites every day and all of these most frequently link to each other. Eg: HN pointing to AnandtTech. 20 years ago I browsed 50+ unique sites every week, hundreds a month with v
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3D Printing Wireless Sensors Without Electronics
(printedwifi.cs.washington.edu)
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ademup
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Just because an endeavor is legal, does not make it ethical. I agree with parent: working for a casino is about as unethical as working for a tobacco company. Your work will unquestionably lead to harm in the lives of others.
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(spoiler alert!) The premise IS an emotional one. The entire construct of the episode is to find a place where logic doesn't rule the day(gender issues are, today, far from solved). Indeed, The Orville crew LOST the fight in the end, s
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ademup
9y ago
That's very unfortunate. I consider E3 'About a Girl' to be absolutely top notch. At least as good as any TNG episode.
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