asperous

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   by asperous 13y ago

   Your approach doesn't work for people without js, and is ineffective against man-in-the-middle-attacks. You still need https to secure against people modifying the page so they get the plain password, and if you are going https, the js
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   by asperous 13y ago

   According to their official twitter, "Yes - applicants from anywhere worldwide will be considered." https://twitter.com/disneyaccel/status/434040445593608192
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   by asperous 13y ago

   Maybe I play too much Dota, but my first thought was to report this player as toxic. I've learned that if you treat your team members with respect they are more likely to contribute and return the respect. Conversely, if you are toxic
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   by asperous 13y ago

   This may be true but personally I have found that the mathematics I was taught was good enough for most purposes. People learn how to drive a car by doing it. They aren't encouraged to discover the laws of combustion or shown the magic
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   by asperous 13y ago

   This is one reason why I think forcing exchanges to register as money transmitters and regulating them as such might have a positive effect. These exchanges have to have a certain amount of capital set aside and can't simply disappear
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   by asperous 13y ago

   Well it's only speculation, but Bitcoin mining is a specific activity. It's true there's probably plenty of money going into making the fastest double-sha1 + nonance chip; that activity alone isn't likely to advance comp
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   by asperous 13y ago

   They could have gotten the mail mid-transit, nsa-style.
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   by asperous 13y ago

   You don't want multiprocessing to fork your process after gevent is loaded. If you can avoid that (like hold off on monkey patching) then it works great.
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   by asperous 13y ago

   I realize this is useful for cpu-bound computations; but for network-bound here is a REAL two-liner that will instantly make your program concurrent (not parallel): from gevent import monkey monkey.patch_all() This is a lot lig
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    by asperous 13y ago

    http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/2319B In case anyone is wondering, that's the us federal law. Most States have individual laws that change the punishment.
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    by asperous 13y ago

    I agree-- the title on this post is wrong and should be changed. It should be "#727708 - tech-ctte: Decide which init system to default to in Debian. - Debian Bug report logs"
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    by asperous 13y ago

    Actually it might be interesting. Technically yes if they sold at any price they'd burn through the orderbook and the price would crash. But if they set a flat sell price then that'd make a buy (edit: sell) wall (price can not go
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    by asperous 13y ago

    Wow that's really amazing. I really like this approach because it's transparent and really feels like he's representing his Michiganites. So often when I email my reps about their decisions I get canned response that don&#x27
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    by asperous 13y ago

    I think fluid text works well for phones and stuff where if you rotate the screen it flows nicely. The problem is huge displays-- I'm at like 2560x width. Edit: A solution I think works okay is simply adding max-width: 500px;
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    by asperous 13y ago

    The services online aren't broadcasting the names of the people using their addresses- so it's basically anonymous to the common person. It's true that without using a mixer (aka "money launderer") Big Government co
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    by asperous 13y ago

    One downside of this is that you're using a secure one-way hashing function. This means that if for some reason you have the hashed url you can't get the clean one back. You could use something something like base64 instead.. migh
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    by asperous 13y ago

    Sorted
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    by asperous 13y ago

    Some ideas for inspiration: --- Low level --- Highly reliable, flexible, and secure http://www.minix3.org/ Filesystem that's intuitive, easy to learn, and makes sense http://www.gobolinux.org/?page=at_a
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    by asperous 13y ago

    From a different perspective, it generated a lot of headlines so it was a good choice for publicity.
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    by asperous 13y ago

    In contrast to that is like Fantastic Mr. Fox. Wes Anderson composes a lot of shots with the focus dead center. Unconventional, but interesting.
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    by asperous 13y ago

    Google does actually, here: http://www.chillingeffects.org/search.cgi You'll have to search under court orders to get those.
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    by asperous 13y ago

    Only Congress can suspend it?
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    by asperous 13y ago

    http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=fv9swGBf
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    by asperous 13y ago

    At the time of the reward. This is implicitly stated by the fact that he didn't specify the number of BTC. $500 is still a ton btw, two months ago a Bitcoin was worth $200.
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    by asperous 13y ago

    He only suffers a loss if he sells. I'm bearish, but it's too soon to say that it's never going back up to 800.
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    by asperous 13y ago

    I've sold on ebay, you have a choice whether to offer refunds, also how long after the sale to offer a refund, and whether you want the buyer or the seller to pay return shipping.
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    by asperous 13y ago

    Oh weird, it's there now.
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    by asperous 13y ago

    Also some history: Satoshi's original client used BerkeleyDB which had a configuration issue that almost destroyed Bitcoin. https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0050.mediawi...
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    by asperous 13y ago

    Sure, go ahead. My email is in my profile.
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    by asperous 13y ago

    Stories. I'd want to write a book for the general public, and people love stories more than anything else. Biography of a Bitcoin millionaire. How he discovered it, what made him believe, how he felt, his poor childhood growing up. Cla