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by amalag 12y ago
Ripple is trying it, but they have issues. As far as I know the issues are not technical, but business related. https://ripple.com/wiki/Consensus
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by amalag 12y ago
I think mining based crypto-currencies are not the way forward. Consensus based protocols like are far more practical.
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by amalag 12y ago
That codeht.ml is a great idea and execution. Congrats.
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by amalag 12y ago
How much are the local government and arab royalty investing? I see a lot of european partners.
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by amalag 12y ago
This one is no mystery. There are deleted statements for this from the separatists. 1. Russian government gives BUK to separatists. (what could go wrong?). We have deleted tweets from the separatists bragging about their newly acquired BUK
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by amalag 12y ago
I used privateinternetaccess, i am happy with it. I don't even use it all the time but the speed tests hold up against my 50Mb/s connection. Hulu has blocked it if that is a concern, there is some other VPN that has more egress IP
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by amalag 12y ago
I bought a VPN and it fixes it. Sad that it is necessary.
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by amalag 12y ago
I have to agree with this assessment. If Verizon is claiming they have green in their network with 34% utilization to Level 3, then the connection between Level 3 and Verizon is lacking. Is it a simple fix like Level 3 & Netflix claim?
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by amalag 12y ago
Me too, used iTerm but went back to Terminal.app. People are pointing out a few bugs and maybe I will try it, but Terminal is just easy enough.
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by amalag 12y ago
Sounds like Helium is taking those technologies and adding a bridge?
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by amalag 12y ago
Yes this has to be a bug, I don't think they planned on downloading 80Gb/day and the bandwidth cap is not relevant. Unless they have a terrabyte HD they plan on keeping full there is no reason to download that much.
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by amalag 12y ago
So is the existence of free will in the scope of science? Are you suggesting that science cannot help us determine if reality actually exists but it can tell us if free will exists? EDIT: I think it cannot for the simple reason that the so
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by amalag 12y ago
Where is your testable evidence that you are not actually dreaming right now? Can you "prove" it? The point is that certain things are logically axiomatic, I could give you many more examples. So the logical axiom that we exist is
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by amalag 12y ago
Trying to figure out where electricity comes from by changing the color of light bulbs.
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by amalag 12y ago
Not only that but they are simply doing it with pre-paid shipping boxes. People are just going to send them junk.
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by amalag 12y ago
Yet another misinterpreation of the Libet experiment. As Wikipedia and Libet say: >Libet finds that conscious volition is exercised in the form of 'the power of veto' (sometimes called "free won't"[9][10]); the i
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by amalag 12y ago
I am not trained either, but I like to listen. Buddhist does affirm an eternal soul, but its nature is not clear since they emphasize nothingness. And they are also coopted by modern science since the concepts of ultimate nothingness fit in
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by amalag 12y ago
They are in ignorance of considering the thought the thinker. Then they negate the thinker, which is philosophically untenable, they however have no training in philosophy.
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by amalag 12y ago
That is a very interesting idea, but since NYTimes opensourced their ICE editor, I am not sure what Google Docs would provide.
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by amalag 12y ago
Thanks that is very cool. I knew about Ctrl-Shift-Alt-S which shows you the bitrate and lets you manually select it.
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by amalag 12y ago
Because the person buying it new bought it overpriced. Real quality gemstones do not have a new/used stigma as long as they have the proper paperwork. There is some loss in price if they are set because the market shrinks as people see
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by amalag 12y ago
Jekyll is more blog centric. Middleman is more generic. I have used Middleman for non-blog sites where you just need some simple functionality of templates and partials.
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by amalag 12y ago
I love free, but the problem is that free games get a lot of hackers.
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by amalag 12y ago
Wow I didn't know about this project, really amazing. I see they have packaged Discourse which was a fairly complicated app.
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by amalag 12y ago
Stephen Colbert tweeted: A new theory says wet sand was used to build the pyramids. But where did the aliens get all that wet sand???
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by amalag 12y ago
It is aimed at design architectures which seek to separate application level concerns from Rails. The theory being that Rails and your specific application get too tightly coupled. The aspect being talked about here is the testing.
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by amalag 13y ago
Its funny, in these countries communist parties are strong, the Maoists in Nepal have been staging armed uprisings for many years and there is still such strong labor exploitation.
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by amalag 13y ago
Driver support is no doubt better on a Mac. The problem is that Macs do not have a native package management system. Now it is mostly resolved with people basically doing that work for them for free with Homebrew and Ports.
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by amalag 13y ago
Especially large networking gear whose business is dependent on it. I am less pissed at a website using OpenSSL. Funding from the hardware companies would probably have prevented this issue.
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by amalag 13y ago
They couldn't even tune the old ones or change the strings, looks like a useless study.

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