bargl

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811.
by bargl 14y ago
Yeah that's a pity, it sucks when only the loud obnoxious people get their way...
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by bargl 14y ago
OK see you are arguing to a specific point on the drones issue. I.E. them being used in your back yard. I'm referring to the idea that the government (using your logic) could film and track you whenever you go out in public, period. But t
813.
by bargl 14y ago
Wow thanks man. I didn't do a search I hadn't seen this on the top, and I thought this guy deserved some recognition.
814.
by bargl 14y ago
Warrants, training, 40+ hours a week doing exactly this, rules to operate under (which of course are broken but that isn't the point of a rule now is it), the actual evidence from the explosion, bomb analysis tools, the ability to pull peop
815.
by bargl 14y ago
Or... a witch hunt. That is what public justice is. That's why we have police. They also have the super power of getting a search warrant and going through your fucking house so that they can find real evidence not just some pictures or p
816.
by bargl 14y ago
Yeah this seems like it could turn into a witch hunt very quickly. The right way to get this information out there would be to privately send it to the police.
817.
by bargl 14y ago
If he is not innocent then you wouldn't be responsible for destroying anything... because then he'd be guilty and you'd be responsible for finding the murderer. But I think what uchikoma was trying to say is that you may be ruining the life
818.
by bargl 14y ago
Not to be a debbie downer, but this seems like a more sophisticated version of a witch hunt... I assume most people here are completely against drone coverage and yet we are thrilled at the idea of going through public pictures and pointing
819.
by bargl 14y ago
Because it's a mechanical failure and not an "act of God" they are responsible for any lodging/food for their passengers due to this delay... I don't know if that's a legal thing, but I do know that's how every airline I've ever flown on w
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2 points by bargl 14y ago|2 comments
821.
by bargl 14y ago
Exactly. I'm very excited to get my board and break into it. It really is intended to be a testbed for multiprocessing and hacking. One thing that I'd like to see is what other people do with this product. I think that really will be the
822.
by bargl 14y ago
Why is this the top thread? I'm being serious here... I honestly don't understand how this got all the way up to the top where as others of much greater worth (IMHO) sit below...
823.
by bargl 14y ago
Of course that's what it's for. He's attempting to get publicity to spread the word about his possible exploit. And of course it has "in real life" caveats. He tried it in a closed simulated system. The idea here is that it is a possible
824.
by bargl 14y ago
I've actually had a professor do this to us in a class. It is a very effective way to show that you can understand what order of magnitude to expect from an answer. This means that when I go and plug the orbit of a satellite into STK, I'm
825.
by bargl 14y ago
I've found the same thing, if you do a repetitive workout for too long you miss a lot of the other muscles that you need to train, so switching it up for a few months or adding complexity to a workout can help boost your gains.
826.
by bargl 14y ago
I've been lifting since High School and the best program that I've found is P90X. If you want to start, but you don't understand fitness and/or dieting, it is a great place to start. If you get bored easily and have finished P90X, then mov
827.
by bargl 14y ago
Agreed, I think that there is typically a balance between profit and ethics. One would hope that companies would follow a code of ethics, but many don’t. As for insurance paying for the drug, that is a reasonable expectation in our current
828.
by bargl 14y ago
First off I love this site, wow what a great idea! I think a solution to the concern is to allow employers to mark harmful information and for that information to be removed. I know that then the employers could attempt to remove bad revie
829.
by bargl 14y ago
Thanks man! After doing some research on the User Agent (of which I was woefully uninformed) I've found out that I have more research to do...
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by bargl 14y ago
Isn't that what the article is talking about... I.E. this could break a lot of custom CSS within our application. Anything that is hacky and works with ie 6-8 will need to be redone. Is that right or did I read the premise of this article
831.
by bargl 14y ago
I want to start by saying, this article needs a giant dose of grain-o-salt. The PS4 was leaked like how many times? And, we all know how that went. However, As someone who is locked into an app that is tied to IE 6-7, I don't relish the id
832.
by bargl 14y ago
I get what he's saying. I think he's more upset that architects are using a "tree" to add some level of trendiness to their buildings. When in fact they should be adding altitude hardened plants that are typically not the most aesthetic p
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by bargl 14y ago
There was a guy who did a hack on them a while ago. I think I saw it up here but I don't remember the link. A quick search brought this up http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmR0yvBTbTc . I think that goes to show that some ATMs are less sec
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by bargl 14y ago
> If they'd been real jerks they could have sued him for infringement despite his taking it back down when they asked. That is a good point. I know we all want to get out the pitchforks and torches, but they may have a legit reason for
835.
by bargl 14y ago
I think it is proof of quite a few things. It proves that they are developing functionality that I've been looking for and some I didn't even know I wanted. It is evidence that they want to be a great tool for developers and that they recog
836.
by bargl 14y ago
Seriously? Google experiences such infrequent outages that it really is a reasonable alternative to most normal home storage solutions. I'd be interested to see an aggregation of data on down time for a PC, for the average user, due to vir
837.
by bargl 14y ago
I've recently changed back over to Mozilla, this just proves that it was the correct decision.
838.
by bargl 14y ago
I actually think Costco is a good example of maintaining a balance between a profit model (for many years he only got a salary of 350,000 a year). Although he took more from other area's, he pays his employees 11/hr starting off. But to sa
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by bargl 14y ago
Wow, this could be really cool if you collected all the data from the cars anonymously and then built a data-set that mapped common car issues to mileage for specific makes/models/year combos. That could really improve car performance by
840.
by bargl 14y ago
That would be a really nice feature in this for anyone who doesn't like/want onstar.

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