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bargl
13y ago
You are doing the same thing by assuming that Snowden's influence is as vast as that of Christianity. If you compare the percentages of people on the internet VS those who are Christian (at this point in time) you get approximately th
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bargl
13y ago
We had a similar ritual at my school here in the USA. It was optional but many people did it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_of_the_Engineer
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13y ago
I'm pretty sure it is codepen.io that needs javascript to run the other guys website within their own.
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Price of riding the Moscow subway? 30 squats
(cbsnews.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
I could also see this being a liability. They will probably need to take steps to mitigate the issue by adding more technology to the wrist band that help monitor health in general (health relating to heat exhaustion). This will raise the
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bargl
13y ago
I really liked the implementation listed out on this site. I went through it and it was a great learning experience. You also get a sweet web interface with owncloud. http://blog.bittorrent.com/2013/05/23/ho
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13y ago
I actually think that spinning up a momentum wheel is fairly low energy, but it's been a long time since we did that. Like I said, if they locked together you could get movement from a huge cube. But I think the key in these guys is t
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bargl
13y ago
I think these robots are missing a few things that would make it actually useful. They need a latching mechanism to increase strength when they are in position. And they need a manipulator that can bend while locked onto two other cubes. W
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bargl
13y ago
I agree, but I think there was a reason. The name of the linked article is "Center Of The Universe". Not sure why they want the two titles to match but they do now.
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13y ago
I disagree. He doesn't address the actual topic here at all. All he is doing is saying that Steve Gibson is a charlatan. His history as a security professional has no bearing on the actual content here. We are all talking about an i
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13y ago
Actually it's still ad hominem. The fact that you completely ignored the original post and instead attacked Steve Gibson, is indicative of an ad hominem attack. If you'd even said, this new idea is ridiculous because QR codes are
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13y ago
He points this out himself under "Among the problems we have solved to create a practical solution, are:". It is toward the bottom.
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13y ago
Think about the implications if the court that prosecuted this case threw it out due to unconstitutional intelligence gathering. He doesn't deserve to get off, but wouldn't a decision like that have implications across the US? I
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bargl
13y ago
Maybe you should have said that. :-)
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13y ago
That's also from 2005... Which isn't to say that it isn't still relevant. Most people don't understand that you really do need random passwords, which means that you must figure out how to create them properly. Sure wr
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13y ago
I honestly can't do it justice. See what Steve has to say. http://blog.lastpass.com/2010/07/lastpass-gets-green-light-f... . Also consider linking to a yubikey. https://helpdesk.lastpass.com/
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13y ago
Don't use any brain space for any passwords (except one ofcourse). https://lastpass.com/ Steve Gibson uses it, I won't pretend to be as capable of speaking to it's benefits so I encourage you to listen to Sec
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bargl
13y ago
It looks like the generator is suboptimal, but still really cool. (![]+[])[+!+[]] evaluates to "a" as well. It looks like it turns it into an array twice. It goes +!+[] === 1 then [+!+[]] === [1] then +[[+!+[]]] === 1 then [+
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13y ago
I agree that not everyone deserves a gold star but I tend to try the carrot over the stick in most instances. I do beat around the bush more than I should, and that's something I personally need to work on. I realize that a lot of tim
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13y ago
Africa would be an awesome idea, but you'd have to do a lot of work with the locals to get them to see this as a viable shelter. I worked on a project that tried to bring new types of homes to Haiti. This was a HUGE problem because if
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13y ago
I took a stab at rewriting your comment so that it still got the point across but lost some of the tone that I felt was overly rude. --------- This visualization, while technically impressive, could use a little work. Comparing values is di
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13y ago
> The team at Johns Hopkins University of Medicine, in Baltimore, used lab mice that were genetically engineered to have extra copies of about half the genes found on human chromosome 21, leading to Down syndrome-like conditions such as
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13y ago
If you know a max and min start date the jQRangeSlider is awesome. For our application we need more flexibility (i.e. no fixed start and end, and we don't support mobile) so this is more what we'd be using http://www.ui
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13y ago
If you want to go someplace that will make you feel better about not having loads of money you can check out Mr. Money mMustache. http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/ he's very anti-consumerism and doing things the hard way
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13y ago
I thought it was clever and resonated with the tone of your article, but you could tone it down a little bit.
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13y ago
Before everyone gets out their pitchforks and dictionaries, lets look at what he's attempting to say. I think he's arguing that there needs to be a basic level of competence that we are teaching the next generation about computers
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13y ago
I think that the fact that people have been looking for meaning to their existence in God, Gods or other higher beings for years even when separated by oceans shows that this is a fundamental human issue. While the execution of this is diff
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There's a number on the left below the name and a time you've been there at the top, but I don't see an actual number for likes/second. You either have to calculate it or count the pics. They do a straight multiplicatio
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1984 Day, a follow up rally to Restore the Fourth.
(1984day.com)
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13y ago
I get a little doubt. Its good, but I think we can all try to discern some facts here from what she's said. 1) She wasn't there so this is a second hand story. Most second hand stories are embellished to a certain degree. Fact i
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