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by asddddd 9y ago
That works, but you can also just deposit to an exchange/service, withdraw on another chain (i.e. btc -> eth) and repeat this a few times. Unless there's a large target on your back, even doing this once will effectively destro
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by asddddd 9y ago
I'd say that the "control" part here would be teaching yourself to stop denying that you're thinking/feeling something. A bear 5 ft away isn't going to be "controlled" by you closing your eyes and plu
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by asddddd 9y ago
Gaming skill is often divided into mechanical skill and decision making. 1v1 like this is dominated heavily by mechanical skill (frame-perfect last hits/denies, the absurd creep block, etc). Generally, it's the sort of thing you c
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by asddddd 9y ago
> they regressed in this regard, the dumpster fire that was song reposting was the final nail in the coffin for me Absolutely, repost spam (particularly repeat reposts of the same song so it would stay at the top) making the feed unusabl
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by asddddd 9y ago
The older method is docstrings (reST and similar) like here: https://github.com/kennethreitz/requests/blob/master/request... IDEs like PyCharm can use those and other methods to find most typing issues.
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by asddddd 9y ago
Bookmarklet using Facebook's redirect works, something like javascript:location.href="http://facebook.com/l.php?u="+encodeURIComponent(location.href)
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by asddddd 9y ago
Average American. http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/edward-snowden-rasmussen-po...
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by asddddd 10y ago
They offer 2x margin with the normal rules against pattern day trading with <25k balances, which is pretty mediocre. There are much better options for high-risk (reckless) trading, like 500x Forex accounts, "binary options",
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by asddddd 10y ago
Yup: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/get-paid-to-write Probably really great SEO/marketing value, and quite useful content. Example being annoying stuff like manually configuring an OpenVPN server + clients
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by asddddd 10y ago
I'll just note that you framed it very narrowly as "wired broadband" so the argument works; someone who takes the opposing view might consider dialup, 4g, satellite, or other services to be competition you could switch to. Th
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by asddddd 10y ago
I have pretty mixed opinions on whether it's a good thing, was mostly home schooled myself (some private and public school too) and ended up in foster care voluntarily for some years. Home schooling vastly increases parent control over
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by asddddd 10y ago
On the other hand, working in a union warehouse (UPS), this has in fact happened - people getting picked up so they can make it in despite weather, since it's the lower management that would get shafted otherwise. This time of year nom
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by asddddd 10y ago
Fake news illustrates what people actually want when they share "news" on Facebook/Twitter (and to a lesser degree, sites like Reddit): a headline, not a story. It's really just the ultimate in clickbait.
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by asddddd 10y ago
I have to disagree, Firefox is in a much better position than a few years ago. RAM usage is lower, e10s works nicely. Tab Groups was spun out into an addon; a sensible decision for a feature extremely few people used. Test Pilot is a better
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by asddddd 10y ago
The wiki gives a good overview: https://github.com/jpmorganchase/quorum/wiki
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by asddddd 10y ago
Bit harder to astroturf with green names. https://www.reddit.com/user/julingks/
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by asddddd 10y ago
> The "right" should be denouncing this immediately and disavowing these types of actions if there is any hope of bridging the divide. I mean, the right calls for denouncing the post-election riots, the left calls for denouncin
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by asddddd 10y ago
It can be very useful. I know about this feature due to breaking the headphone jack on a laptop and turning the input into an output to replace it. HDAJackRetask from alsa-tools is the tool for this on Linux.
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by asddddd 10y ago
Even something like this is enough to get a mob going: http://www.cnn.com/2016/03/24/politics/donald-trump-arizona-... Yelp seems to have cleaned it up by now, but Google Places definitely hasn't. W
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by asddddd 10y ago
Ah yes, the "legitimate credibility" of 4chan. I'm sure they're horrified by it finally being obliterated by this , and not every other op over the last 10 years. > Worst case, thousands will pay the price in rights,
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by asddddd 10y ago
Voter records are another good source for names + addresses (and phone/email depending on jurisdiction).
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by asddddd 10y ago
> 100 MB of DirectTV data costs AT&T the same as 100 MB of Netflix data Considering colocation with ISPs of service "black boxes", is this really true? Thinking of Netflix Open Connect and similar programs.
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by asddddd 10y ago
A recent and high profile example is the Munich shooting from this summer: https://www.deepdotweb.com/2016/08/25/german-dnm-vendor-arre...
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by asddddd 10y ago
What if you consider it as an optimization problem for the late commenter? You have to choose where to insert your comment, most likely there are multiple options. A root-level comment when there are already dozens is unlikely to be noticed
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by asddddd 10y ago
Detects a bit less AFAIK, but doesn't have insane misfeatures like "web protection" (MITM) and auto-installed plugins/whatever that you have to disable one by one, bloat related to 1st point, scare popups to get you to u
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by asddddd 10y ago
http://www.anonintelgroup.com/2016/10/21/twitter-down-its-no...
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by asddddd 10y ago
> While Flashpoint has confirmed that Mirai botnets were used in the October 21, 2016 attack against Dyn, they were separate and distinct botnets from those used to execute the DDoS attacks against “Krebs on Security” and OVH. So not qui
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by asddddd 10y ago
Congressional comments from when Backpage was held in contempt: > Our investigation showed that Backpage “edits” advertisements before posting them, by removing certain words, phrases, or images. For instance, they might remove a word o
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by asddddd 10y ago
> general behaviour in online market places (my last experience was that the product was advertised to be shipped from Germany (expect fast delivery), but arrived a month later from China) Sounds more like a drop shipper reselling stuff
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by asddddd 10y ago
Something similar happened to me with one of my rarely-used Gmail accounts, got prompted for the security question after it took me until my 3rd attempt to get the password correct. I had set the answer to gibberish some 8 or 9 years ago, a

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