astaroth360

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by astaroth360 9y ago
Another negative point to throw on the pile. Cryptocurrency has been overhyped to an unbelievable degree. It is environmentally harmful and generally a nuisance. I like making money off of wildly fluctuating markets as much as the next guy,
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by astaroth360 9y ago
Just waiting for this insane cryptocurrency bubble to pop hard. Riches are being made, but a ton of people are going to end up broke and broken, and the bigger the bubble grows the worse the popping will be.
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by astaroth360 9y ago
Yay, hopefully no more jankiness. Maybe I can actually use Atom again.
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by astaroth360 9y ago
Time to get rid of credit agencies as a whole. They are entirely useless. Make a Government agency that handles it instead of trusting the private industry to make as much profit as they can to the detriment of damn near everyone.
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by astaroth360 9y ago
Jazz is good too, for those of us who like jazz :P
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by astaroth360 9y ago
Yeah, but I don't remember hearing chants of "lock him up" during the election, despite his nearly endless list of unethical and potentially illegal financial transactions. Oh, and let's not forgot about Russia hacking t
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by astaroth360 9y ago
Trump is bought and paid for by corporations. He may pretend to be POTUS, but all he is doing is serving his own self-interest, which most of the time screws anyone who doesn't make 60k+ a year. All the tax breaks he's proposing w
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by astaroth360 9y ago
And so the internet dies...
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by astaroth360 9y ago
This feels like some kind of hippy-tainted ultra-hispterism to me.
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by astaroth360 9y ago
Am I the only person that thinks this is a terrible idea? I couldn't stand living in a van for a month, let alone any extended period of time. The only way I'd do it is to save money; that's not the kind of adventure I consid
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by astaroth360 10y ago
Apple needs to get their shit together. OSX has gone downhill fast, they don't seem to know who their target audience is, the new Macbook Pro's have crap battery, what else could they even do wrong at this point? They need to comp
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by astaroth360 10y ago
@ Crimea, it doesn't really matter that there was a coup, Russia still outright stole a chunk of another country. @ US nukes, this is nothing new right? I don't see how that should matter to them too much. @ missile defense shield
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by astaroth360 10y ago
@ quick rise to power, I was referring to this: "The Russian apartment bombings were a series of explosions that hit four apartment blocks in the Russian cities of Buynaksk, Moscow and Volgodonsk in September 1999, killing 293 and inju
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by astaroth360 10y ago
1) Where do we have nukes in Europe? 2) Russia invaded Georgia and stole Crimea, that's more hostile activity than anything we've done in response. 3) Russia has started making advanced missiles to bypass missile defense systems a
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by astaroth360 10y ago
Also this: https://twitter.com/RobertMLee/status/815251935666327556 "Did Russia hack the DNC? Yes. Is the DHS/FBI report good? No. Does either have anything to do with the electric utility in Vermont? No
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by astaroth360 10y ago
https://twitter.com/DanaHoule/status/815227058334892032 "Hope everyone remembers just before Trump took office @ggreenwald was praising Breitbart & @jeremyscahill was joking about working for Putin"
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by astaroth360 10y ago
I'd like to see better evidence of the US election being hacked, but I understand they wouldn't want to release anything that could cut off their ways into Russian systems. I don't know how anyone expects to get real proof of
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by astaroth360 10y ago
If sanctions were a precursor to war, don't you think we'd already be in a war with Russia?
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by astaroth360 10y ago
That's because ever since Snowden he's started to turn into a Russophile. I think him being attacked for releasing Snowden triggered him to start just ranting against any US political or "establishment" forces and start
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by astaroth360 10y ago
Isn't her activity like the textbook definition of fraud? Not to mention the dude who she basically pushed into committing suicide. I hope she gets at least as much time as Madoff.
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by astaroth360 10y ago
Yeah, except they don't include any sort of scientific advance. Who cares about the natural age limit? We're mankind, the first species to be able to guide our own evolution. Basically this article means nothing significant.
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by astaroth360 10y ago
If Facebook likes were votes Sanders would be trouncing Clinton in the polls and Trump would be the only person left running for the Republicans. However, people discussing politics on Facebook tends to be completely toxic and representativ
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by astaroth360 10y ago
Woohoo, the Sanders people found some lobbyists that have a connection with a foreign bank that happen to be connected to the Clinton's. By their logic, this proves Clinton is a pawn of Vladamir Putin. This has got to be about the leas
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by astaroth360 11y ago
If they actually manage to break into the phone, will that damage Apple's reputation in the realm of security? Anybody have any ideas what this 3rd party method could be?
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by astaroth360 11y ago
I would love it if django were able to compete for more funding like this! Things tend to move much more quickly when there is decent funding involved :D
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PINE A64, First $15 64-Bit Single Board Super Computer(kickstarter.com)
11 points by astaroth360 11y ago|1 comments
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$15 Pine A64 is trying to be a faster, 64-bit Raspberry Pi(geek.com)
76 points by astaroth360 11y ago|37 comments
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by astaroth360 11y ago
Hmmm, my company has switched over to Wagtail at this point and they've been happy with it. I'll have to look over new Django CMS and see what I think.
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by astaroth360 11y ago
Well, I'll say that I appreciate the effort on Zuck's part, but somehow I still can't make myself like the guy :\ Oh well, I guess I don't have to like him to appreciate that kind of cash going into worthy causes.
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Crispr Is Getting Better. Now It’s Time to Ask the Hard Ethical Questions(wired.com)
1 points by astaroth360 11y ago|0 comments

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