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by bbrian 14y ago
Here's a study that follows the coins from one theft: http://anonymity-in-bitcoin.blogspot.ie/2011/07/bitcoin-is-n...
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by bbrian 14y ago
When people at the entrance were checking, did they just let you in or did you sneak in somehow? Actually crashing parties is good fun. I made a Facebook app that lists all events friends of yours with the same current location have been in
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Do you really trust his opinion?
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by bbrian 14y ago
Home/About/Press/Jobs links are not working for me in Chrome or Firefox on the latest OS X. Though Chrome itself has been crap for the past few days.
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by bbrian 14y ago
There's also weekly reports that tell you what sites you've been visiting the most, what time of day/what days you visit sites most, and how many pages SeenBefore added to your file.
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by bbrian 14y ago
People don't like that the organisation purporting to represent them, based on a document that exalts free speech, is inhibiting it in any way. "We can argue messages all day" is a lame point.
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by bbrian 14y ago
If you add &btnI to the end of a query link, it makes an "I'm feeling lucky" link. I used it recently in a RSS feed I was making for events where I didn't have websites for the events. I made queries with the title, date and location an
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by bbrian 14y ago
I've never seen Spotify and thought it was just like iTunes, but with the controls at the bottom.
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The Heineken's cheaper than in a pub in Dublin!
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by bbrian 14y ago
I've used Yahoo! Pipes and Boxcar.io iPhone app similarly to parse RSS feeds to find a fridge-freezer on Freecycle and a good apartment.
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by bbrian 14y ago
My bad. I watched the first 2005 lecture on YouTube last week and then noticed 2008 when I went to the Open Courseware page. Hadn't quite made it to lecture 2 yet. Here's Stanford's course & videos on Coursera: https://class.coursera.o
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That's MIT 2005. Here's their 2008 algorithms course: http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engineering-and-comput...
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I can still see tweets in the iPad LinkedIn app, though possibly from before when the article was published. It would be a dream come true if people stopped being able to import Twitter into their LinkedIn. It's polluting.
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by bbrian 14y ago
Any figures? I live in Dublin, Ireland, and pay €500 ($624) per month for a room in a two bed apartment in the centre of the city. That's cheap for the area -- I live within walking distance of all the bars.
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It's also the letter H.
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To continue reading this article, subscribe to receive access to all of newscientist.com, including 20 years of archive content. Here's another article that says: The formula was a tightly-guarded secret that was never written down – onl
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What bothers me most is that if I'm using multiple desktops in OS X, Firefox is in all of them. There's no defence of this as a UX decision.
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100/N after the product has launched etc?
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If you're in Dublin go to PubStandards. Won't be hard to find a startup looking for a team.
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At first I thought he was referring to Ireland with the "Google/Facebook/Amazon/LinkedIn/Zynga" comment -- they're all here too. If you're at a tech event looking for a developer, the response is likely to be a chuckle and "good luck!"
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I got drunk with Ben last night!
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I'm in Ireland and pay through Amazon for JungleDisk.