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by bluesign 9y ago
It is not totally blind, worse than that it is pro-diversity :) 'Speaker information will be used in any final reviews necessary to break ties and bring a balance to the speaking line-up.'
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by bluesign 9y ago
AFAIK It is charged to you (to whom forwarding) not to the caller
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by bluesign 9y ago
Yeah I checked out, seems you have right.
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by bluesign 9y ago
I really dont understand the value behind ICOs. - there is no guarantee of limited supply of tokens ( no promise that BAT will be limited ) - there is no guarantee that company will not come up with secondary token (ex: advanced attention t
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by bluesign 9y ago
This looks more like a fantasy stock league, especially with leaderboard. Also it is good to point out leaderboard means nothing, it is totally pointless. This is like playing poker with infinite fantasy stack. If you are good investor you
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by bluesign 9y ago
The LD50 of caffeine in humans is dependent on individual sensitivity, but is estimated to be about 150 to 200 milligrams per kilogram of body mass or roughly 80 to 100 cups of coffee for an average adult.
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by bluesign 9y ago
I dont know why you are down voted for making a valid point. It is not corporations responsibility to think about best interest of humanity, even this cideo referencing UN studies, I think most to blame is governments.
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by bluesign 9y ago
The car you are using if it is running on oil, is not in the best interest of humanity, 'it is killing someone in the future', but if you are chosing it because it is cheaper versus an electric one, should we blame you, if you are
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by bluesign 9y ago
They tried to act in the best interest of humanity, but humanity didnt care about best interest of humanity. Companies will never act in the best interest of humanity if humanity dont care. Governments also dont care of the best interest if
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by bluesign 9y ago
Federated protocols works in theory but except email they didnt get a traction and all replaced with propriety protocols. Email survived because it was ancient and it was main identity provider for web. Ofc i wish a federated protocol can c
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by bluesign 10y ago
I owe my whole career to my stubborness and a broken ribbon cable to HDD on a 286. countless hours and library time to figure out to read HDD with only DOS debug program, and int13. Ooo man i wish i have the same patience and stubborness no
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by bluesign 10y ago
why does this matter? We are breaking the equilibrium.
523.
by bluesign 10y ago
10 minutes not 1000 minutes
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by bluesign 10y ago
Yeah and multiple interpretations are true. Really cool
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by bluesign 10y ago
How this works if there is other evidence in the HDD, for example piracy, list of stolen goods, location of bodies he buried. How 'foregone conclusion' can be applied?
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by bluesign 10y ago
His job at alcatel was converting old code to new code (probably architecture or similar), and he figured out a way to do this faster (or automatic), I think in this case github's IP agrrement also covering rights of company on this in
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by bluesign 10y ago
Looking at the alcatel case and github agreement, i think even alcatel made employees sign an agreement like this, they would have right on Brown's idea.
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by bluesign 10y ago
The basic principle is 'most of the people can be manipulated', and it is a fight for who will manipulate those people. During internet era, we have seen a lot of examples of this in many levels, fake ads, celebrities endorsing pr
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by bluesign 10y ago
People who orders from mcdonalds? I guess they have delivery in India
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by bluesign 10y ago
Actually it is more like GM preventing you to update some software components in your car, which almost all car manufacturers do.
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by bluesign 10y ago
this is mesh network, right? can you tell a bit about your technology?
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by bluesign 10y ago
I think browsing internet from your phone is much more risk than plugging to unknown charger considering attack surface.
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by bluesign 10y ago
isnt the order wrong here? - You hit paypal etc - wait for token in this public lists should be the correct way.
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by bluesign 10y ago
It is like splitting drive to two (interleved sectors for example) and encrypt odd sectors with key1 and evens with key2. And software can try key in first 2 sectors to figure out odds or evens to use. If software gives you an option to use
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by bluesign 10y ago
I agree totally, the point is cleaning up app store. Most of those legacy apps are already buggy or consuming too much power
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by bluesign 10y ago
This doesn't solve immigration, just increases the fake employment.
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by bluesign 10y ago
Email survived because it is adopted as main identity provider, similar for SMS
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by bluesign 10y ago
line 629 is empty ;)
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by bluesign 10y ago
I suspect that, i think server has ability to request any individual message to be transmitted with new key.
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by bluesign 10y ago
I understand, but don't you think people should have option to opt-out from archive team archiving their stuff, or google indexing their site?

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