ardacinar

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by ardacinar 6y ago
What about the ones that are on fridges?
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by ardacinar 7y ago
Well, obviously, the result with p=0.052 is the will of the people and should be implemented to its most extreme.
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by ardacinar 7y ago
> hexadecaplexes (pardon if my Latin fails me here) decahexaplexes, I think.
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by ardacinar 8y ago
Well, you can always sit on your phone wrong in the train (or do something physical 'wrong') and wreck 'something' (most likely the screen - coincidental evidence i've seen more phones with broken screen than ones
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by ardacinar 8y ago
Talking about Turkey here; Long hair? Not sure, I remember one from early 2000s. Curly? Depends on what you count, an afro? Probably never. Naturally curly male hair shaped into something as close to 'anchor hair'? Pretty much eve
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by ardacinar 9y ago
Yes there' a 'justice' exemption/loophole in GDPR but I don't think "we're still saving the IP addresses anyway in case a court requests it" argument would fly.
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by ardacinar 9y ago
IP adresses being protected as personal data has an interesting side effect. You can't be compliant under both EU GDPR and Turkish internet security laws (probably shared by a lot of oppressive and semi-oppressive regimes). That law st
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by ardacinar 9y ago
> code executed on your server. Epic's servers are used for login, where people send you data, and for game logic, where people also just send you data like "player x moved his avatar here, player y shoots etc". Have you e
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by ardacinar 9y ago
I think it was possible, but I'm not sure how usable that is. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsJIrzRVTrw
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by ardacinar 9y ago
I think it was done by the telco, not on a national level. Turkcell did it (not that Turk Telekom wouldn't - they just didn't think of doing ito\) and Vodafone, being a huge multinational, can avoid licking government ass so they
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by ardacinar 9y ago
I remember a classmate of mine doing the exact same 'hack' and distributed it to the whole school (Well, it was posted on school's major Facebook group with 10k-ish members) but it didn't have the SMS bit (It notified yo
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by ardacinar 9y ago
That seems to be an abuse of the security check feature by Facebook's part. 6 mile radius for a fire in a ridiculously large city? As mentioned in other comments, that feature can be very useful in cases of natural disasters or large t
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by ardacinar 9y ago
The search isn't really perfect. I tried drawing a (pretty good, IMO) Hiragana "no" and that result was in the third place (First was, a latin small m. の looks nothing like an m). Then tried Greek small sigma (σ) but not perf
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by ardacinar 10y ago
Has Amazon ever delivered less than what was advertised when you paid for it? I mean, I never experienced anything like that but geniunely curious if it is a thing (Might be possible in AWS lambda etc.)
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by ardacinar 10y ago
The site is up but the search isn't working. Nor is loading new videos.
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by ardacinar 10y ago
In a perfect free market where literally nobody (not just super large corporations, anyone with any advantage, be it scale, efficiency, whatever) abuses their advantage, this would definitely not be a big deal. In fact, it would be detrimen
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by ardacinar 10y ago
Well, the US seems both more advanced and more ass-backwards compared to here in Turkey. Our way of getting data is very archaic, with people checking the results locally etc. (Internet might or might not be internally involved in that). Bu
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by ardacinar 10y ago
pi pops up in equations without using any numeric symbols. It might not necessarily be 3.14159... but the concept is still there
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by ardacinar 10y ago
Some scammers can be honest. You might say "Transfer X amount of money to me. If you don't, you can never get your data back". Saying and acting on that doesn't make you dishonest, it makes you an asshole.
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by ardacinar 10y ago
It's obviously more oriented towards testing and stuff (as something compatible with memcached, but lighter) more than actual production use. Security holes are a bit less urgent in that case.
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by ardacinar 10y ago
Say, if you buy a laptop from Switzerland and don't unbox it in Switzerland, getting caught might be an issue. If you buy one in Switzerland, unpack it there (maybe log into it for the first time etc.) and then there is virtually no ri
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by ardacinar 10y ago
A language can grow in popularity while still remaining a niche language. Haskell is a very good example of that, but I really can't say the same thing about Clojure.
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by ardacinar 10y ago
There are a lot of examples here, here's one more; In Turkey, there has been a sort of central family-record keeping thingy for ages. It's centrally held, you don't need to go to your hometown to get one, but you had to go to
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by ardacinar 10y ago
If "running every 10 minutes" model makes you a BRT, then that makes practically all (somewhat-)working high-frequency buses BRTs. I can give around 50 examples from Istanbul alone
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by ardacinar 10y ago
french rouge and english red correspond to mostly the same shades of red, though. if you did a detailed study, you might find a slight difference but that's it.
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by ardacinar 10y ago
US citizenship is a requirement if you are going to do something related to the US government. I've worked for them in a position not related to the US government(not a US citizen myself) and the number of technical people who also hap
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by ardacinar 10y ago
In general, Swedes are pretty self-depreciating people. But, down there, people might be just ashamed of being from Skåne :)
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by ardacinar 10y ago
Something away from the scandal itself, non-American here and I don't get plea deals. I mean, normally, a trial can result in acquittal even if the defendant admits their guilt if there's very strong objective evidence(DNA records
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by ardacinar 10y ago
Another targeting mistake is by language. On Facebbok, My profile includes Swedish, Italian and Dutch as languages I know. I've seen ads in those languages even though the products aren't even close to available for me (Though the
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by ardacinar 10y ago
Google Chrome? Although the market effects are very debatable in web browsers.

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